Spurs bow out 7-5 on aggregate after a dramatic second-leg win, but the Champions League exit leaves Tudor's future and survival battle looming large.

Igor Tudor's side staged a remarkable comeback from a 5-2 first-leg thrashing, winning 3-2 at home. Randal Kolo Muani's early goal sparked hope, but Xavi Simons' brace (including a late penalty) secured the win for Tudor's first match as Spurs manager. Despite Guglielmo Vicario's eight saves, the defeat ends Spurs' European campaign.

A step in the right direction, Tudor called the performance, praising the team's fight and fan support. Vicario echoed this, highlighting the positives and the physical improvement shown. The result provides crucial momentum heading into Sunday's Premier League clash against Nottingham Forest, where replicating this intensity is vital for survival.

Spurs will now focus entirely on the Premier League, where they sit perilously close to the relegation zone, needing wins like this to stay afloat.