"Copenhagen's form means it is a distinct possibility, with manager Jacob Neestrup saying his team's performance "wasn't good enough" in a 3-2 home win over second-bottom Fredericia on Saturday. "We're still in a difficult place and things don't come easy for us," rued Neestrup. "That's how it is at the moment and it will probably be like that for the rest of the year, where it's just about winning our games.""
"Added to a disappointing performance, the Spurs boss also had to contend with questions relating to an incident at the final whistle in which he appeared to be snubbed by both Micky van de Ven and Djed Spence. The two defenders have since apologised and Frank insists it is time to move on but there is no doubt a win tonight would help quell the sense of unease at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium."
Spurs can claim three points in the Champions League tonight against FC Copenhagen. Tottenham lost 1-0 to Chelsea on Saturday and Thomas Frank faced questions after appearing to be snubbed by Micky van de Ven and Djed Spence at the final whistle. Both defenders apologised and Frank called for moving on. Copenhagen have poor domestic form and manager Jacob Neestrup called a 3-2 win over Fredericia insufficient, saying the team remains in a difficult place. Copenhagen sit five points off the Superliga pace and managed one point from five October games, including Champions League losses to Qarabag and Dortmund. Lineups and changes are provided for both teams.
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