After a run of disappointing performances domestically, Tottenham Hotspur turn their attention to the Champions League, where they host FC Copenhagen.

It’s fair to say Thomas Frank’s honeymoon period at his new club is well and truly over. Spurs have now lost three of their last five games, winning just once despite a bright start to the season.

Their latest outing, a 1-0 home defeat to Chelsea, was perhaps the worst of the lot, as they recorded just 0.05 xG, which happened to be the lowest in their Premier League history since data collection began.

In Europe though, it’s been a different story. Tottenham Hotspur remain unbeaten after a 1-0 win against Villarreal on the opening day, followed by draws with Bodo/Glimt and then to Monaco as they sit 15th in the Champions League table.

As for the visitors, FC Kobenhavn arrive in north London on the back of consecutive wins but haven’t quite replicated the levels they hit last season when they topped the Superligaen Championship playoff.

Sitting fifth in the league at the moment, they’ve found the Champions League a tougher test this time around. After opening with a 2-2 draw against Bayer Leverkusen, they fell to back-to-back defeats: 2-0 to Qarabag...