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Thomas Frank faces a familiar challenge on Tuesday evening as Tottenham Hotspur welcome Danish giants Copenhagen to North London for their Champions League league-phase encounter. The Lilywhites remain unbeaten after their first three matches in the competition, while their Scandinavian visitors are still seeking their first win.

Tottenham’s third Champions League outing saw them take on Ligue 1 heavyweights Monaco, in a match where Guglielmo Vicario’s goalkeeping heroics proved decisive. The Italian shot-stopper denied former Arsenal academy product Folarin Balogun and his Monaco teammates throughout the contest at the Stade Louis-II, ensuring Spurs maintained their undefeated run and collected a valuable point—bringing their tally to five from three games.

That total places Tottenham in mid-table—15th—in the 36-team league-phase standings, just a single point away from the top eight automatic qualification spots. Historically, Spurs have been a force on home soil in...