Spurs 3 Atlético 2 - Gray provides light for Spurs

Tottenham beat Atletico Madrid 3-2 on Wednesday night and went out of the Champions League anyway. Xavi Simons scored twice, Randal Kolo Muani got the opener, and for large spells of the second leg Spurs were everything you want them to be. It just came eight days too late. We look back at a night that was painful and brilliant all at once. After the horror show in the first leg, few expected anything from this game. What we got was character, quality, and a proper Champions League atmosphere at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Simons curling in from 25 yards, Kolo Muani heading home at the back post, and a penalty in stoppage time to seal a 3-2 win. Not enough to overturn a 5-2 defeat from Madrid, but more than enough to remind everyone what this squad is capable of. Then we turn to what actually matters right now: Sunday. Nottingham Forest come to N17 in a game that could not be higher stakes. Spurs sit one point above the bottom three. Forest are right there with them. Igor Tudor is still waiting for his first league win. The Champions League is gone. There is nothing left but survival. The Boys break it all down. Subscribe for weekly Spurs reaction, analysis, and the occasional bit of suffering. #THFC #SpursVsForest #PremierLeague

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