The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Sign up to FREE email alerts from Football London - Spurs Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Tottenham Hotspur take on Ajax in the Champions League semi-final second leg on Wednesday night. Spurs are 1-0 down from the first leg and will need to score an away goal to set-up a final against Liverpool in Madrid. Liverpool defeated Barcelona 4-0 on Tuesday to overturn a 3-0 first leg defeat and Tottenham will be hoping to repeat the trick as they head to Amsterdam. Donny van de Beek's first-half goal was the difference between the two sides in London. Here is all you need to know about watching Spurs' game against Ajax. How to watch it on TV The match will be broadcast live on BT Sport. The coverage on BT Sport 2 will start at 7:00pm BST. The game is shown on BT TV channel 409 or in HD on 431. You can also experience proceedings in 4K Ultra High Definition, on BT TV channel 433. The channel is number 528 for Virgin Media customers. And Sky subscribers can find it on channel 414 or in HD on 868. The fallout from Spurs' defeat against Ajax It did not go to plan for Tottenham and Mauricio Pochettino as they lost the first leg of their Champions League semi-final against Ajax on Tuesday night. The Dutch side scored a vital away goal to take a 1-0 lead back to Amsterdam for the second leg, with Spurs now having to score in Holland to have any chance of reaching the final. Here's what has been said about the first leg and what Spurs must do next Wednesday. What Glenn Hoddle noticed about Spurs - READ HERE Ruud Gullit delivered a scathing verdict on Spurs' performance, with three players coming in for particular criticism - READ HERE Edgar Davids accused one Tottenham player of "not showing up" in the first leg - READ HERE The players weren't the only ones criticised after the game. READ HERE What happened to Jan Vertonghen and the latest news on the defender - READ HERE How can I stream Ajax vs Spurs? BT Sport subscribers can live stream the first leg online on btsport.com or alternatively on the BT Sport app on tablet or mobile devices. Can I watch it for free? An EE phone plan will allow customers to catch all the action for FREE by signing up for a three-month trial. You can text SPORT to 150 and follow the instructions, with the trail allowing you to watch all of the BT Sport channels via their app. Casting to your television is also included, and the trial can be cancelled at any time by texting STOP SPORT to 150. At the end of the trial, the services will cost £5 per month for the app and £10 per month for casting. You can also follow the latest action on Football London's live blog from Amsterdam. Half price BT Sport? If you're not a BT Sport or EE customer, however, then you may be interested to hear of the offer that this currently running through deals website Wowcher . Available as a £9 'voucher', the deal gives customers 12 months of BT Sport at just £14.99 a month - which is half of it's ordinary price of £29.99 per month. Those who take advantage will gain access to BT Sport 1, 2, 3, BT Sport ESPN as well as Box Nation. (Image: (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)) As well as their exclusive Champions League rights, BT Sport is also the only place you can watch all of the Europa League action as well as more from Ligue 1, the FA Cup, the Bundesliga, UFC, Premiership Rugby and MotoGP. 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Donny van de Beek's goal in the first-half in north London proved to be the difference at the halfway stage. A place in the Champions League final in Madrid is at stake for the winners of tonight's tie. Spurs needs goals but they will still be without star striker Harry Kane, who is still suffering from his ankle ligament problems. However, if Spurs were to get through, there is a chance he could be fit in time for the final. (Image: PA) How can I watch it on TV? Ajax vs Tottenham will be broadcast live on BT Sport 2, with coverage from 7:00pm BST. The game is shown on BT TV channel 409 or in HD on 431. The channel is number 529 for Virgin Media customers. And Sky subscribers can find it on channel 414 for HD coverage, or 868 for non-HD. How can I stream Ajax vs Tottenham? If you are a BT Sport subscriber, you can live stream this crucial second leg fixture online on btsport.com , or alternatively on the BT Sport app on tablet or mobile devices. You can also follow the latest action via Mirror Football’s live blog. Can I watch it for free? An EE phone plan will allow customers to catch all the action for FREE by signing up for a three-month trial. You can text SPORT to 150 and follow the instructions, with the trail allowing you to watch all of the BT Sport channels via their app. Casting to your television is also included, and the trial can be cancelled at any time by texting STOP SPORT to 150. At the end of the trial, the services will cost £5 per month for the app and £10 per month for casting.<doc-sep>Get the latest football news in your inbox every weekend for FREE by signing up to our email bulletin Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up! Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Tottenham Hotspur travel to Amsterdam tonight trailing Ajax 1-0. The London club narrowly lost to the Dutch champions at home last week and now face a massive task on away soil. The winners will face Liverpool in the Champions League final after their heroics against Barcelona on Tuesday night. Here's everything you need to know about Ajax v Spurs: Where and when is it? The match takes place at the Amsterdam Arena on Wednesday, May 8. (Image: Action Images via Reuters) What time is kick-off? It will get underway at 8pm Irish time. What channel is it on? BT Sport 2 will show the game live, with their coverage starting at 7pm. You can also follow all the action with The Irish Mirror's live blog. Tottenham team news Spurs will be boosted by the return of Heung-Min Son after the South Korean missed the first-leg defeat in North London due to suspension. Mauricio Pochettino will be hopeful that defender Jan Vertonghen, formerly of Ajax, can return having missed the disappointing 1-0 loss to Bournemouth at the weekend. The Belgian was injured in a horrific clash of heads with team-mate Toby Alderweireld in the first-leg. He was initially given the all-clear to return to the pitch but it was clear he couldn’t continue and was helped off the pitch by members of the club’s medical staff. (Image: AFP/Getty Images) Pochettino revealed on Saturday that the defender had trained before the Bournemouth game and that he could potentially be available for the game in Amsterdam. Unfortunately for Spurs, they will still be without Harry Kane and Harry Winks. Top-scorer Kane is still recovering from an ankle ligament injury, while Winks underwent groin surgery last week. They will also be without Serge Aurier and Erik Lamela, who are both recovering from hamstring injuries. Ajax team news Ajax ran out comfortable winners in a 4-0 defeat of Willem II in the KNVB Cup Final on Sunday. They limited key starters such as Lasse Schöne and David Neres to substitute roles, instead opting for the experience of Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, who scored twice to help the Dutch side lift their first trophy since 2014. Erik ten Hag’s side are top of the Eredivisie as well, with the opportunity to move closer to a potentially incredible treble on Wednesday night. Quotes corner Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino: “I think it’s an exciting moment for us to be in a semi-final. I think we need to enjoy and have more freedom to play and to start the game the way we (want) to start — the approach was really poor from our side (in the first leg). “I think we need to feel more freedom to play. We have nothing to lose from the beginning. We know we need to win and try. “To be in the semi-final with a negative result from the first leg makes it difficult, but it is still open. We know very well that we need to win the game to have the opportunity to be in the final. That’s the objective. “Tomorrow we have to perform to our best and have some luck — in football you have to have some luck. It’s an exciting game ahead." (Image: AFP/Getty Images) Ajax boss Erik ten Hag: "Last week the away goal was important – we made it and won. We have to finish at home. That will demand something from our mindset. “We must start from 0-0, play our own game in the full arena, incredible atmosphere. That will help us, we have to do it ourselves, stay close to ourselves, and keep playing our style. "If we play our own strength, we have self confidence, we are fit ,we are eager, we are ready, we know what we play for. “We’ve experienced it before with Juventus and Real Madrid, first match you saw during it the team has ability to adapt to play at higher level. “We have to make that step tomorrow, and take it with us, last week’s experience. Tomorrow we will have to make the step, transcend boundaries.” (Image: Getty Images) Betting odds Ajax win: 13/10 Tottenham win: 15/8 Draw: 5/2 If you haven't already, be sure to like our Irish Mirror Sport and Irish Mirror GAA pages on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.<doc-sep>TOTTENHAM have it all to do if they are to make a Champions League final. The London based club lost the first leg against Ajax 1-0 and travel to Amsterdam to keep their Champions League hopes alive. 1 Ajax beat Tottenham in the first leg Credit: Getty Here is everything you need to know about the game. Where is the game on and what time is kick off? THE match will be played at the Amsterdam ArenA on Wednesday, 8 May. Kick off for the game is at 8 pm. What TV Channel is it on and can I stream it? TOTTENHAM's tie against Ajax will be shown on Virgin Media Sport. Coverage begins at 6.30 pm and Virgin Customers can stream the match through their website. What is the team news? The teams for the game have not been announced but you can find them here as soon as they are. What are the betting odds? AJAX are favourites to win the tie after their first leg away win. The Dutch side are priced at 11/10 while Tottenham are priced at 23/10. A draw is priced at 13/5. How is the form of both teams coming into the semi-final? Tottenham have been on a poor run of form coming to the tail end of the season. The London based side lost to Bournemouth at the weekend and had two red cards in that encounter. They did however all but secure a spot in next year's Champions League final after North London neighbours Arsenal slipped up against Brighton. Ajax's form is significantly better. The Dutch side have not dropped points in the league since the 9th of February and are just off the back of a 4-0 cup final win against Willem II at the weekend. Tottenham will welcome back Son Heung-min for the semi-final clash as they look to create history and reach their first ever Champions League final.<doc-sep>
Mauricio Pochettino will know his side have the tough task of overturning a first-leg deficit when they face Ajax. His side will have to defeat a team who have already knocked out Real Madrid and Juventus in the knockout stages so far. Spurs will not only have to overturn a 1-0 deficit, but will have to put an end to an alarming run of results. Since their famous 4-3 second-leg victory over Manchester City in the Champions League quarter finals, Pochettino’s men have lost four of their last five games by a 1-0 scoreline. Here is all the key information you need ahead of the game… (Image: Getty Images) When is the match? The game takes place on Wednesday May 8. Where is the match taking place? Ajax’s home ground of the Johan Cruyff ArenA hosts the game. The venue has a capacity of just under 55,000 supporters. What TV channel is the game on? The match will be shown on BT Sport 2 for viewers in the UK. Gary Lineker hosts the coverage, which will begin at 7pm. Can you live stream the match? If you are a BT Sport subscriber and are based in the UK, you can stream the action through their website and the BT Sport app. Alternatively, you can follow all of the action on the Mirror Football live blog. (Image: Getty Images) Tottenham team news Spurs will be boosted by the return of Heung-Min Son after the South Korean missed the first-leg defeat in North London due to suspension. Mauricio Pochettino will be hopeful that defender Jan Vertonghen, formerly of Ajax, can return having missed the disappointing 1-0 loss to Bournemouth at the weekend. The Belgian was injured in a horrific clash of heads with team-mate Toby Alderweireld in the first-leg. He was initially given the all-clear to return to the pitch but it was clear he couldn’t continue and was helped off the pitch by members of the club’s medical staff. Pochettino revealed on Saturday that the defender had trained before the Bournemouth game and that he could potentially be available for the game in Amsterdam. Unfortunately for Spurs, they will still be without Harry Kane and Harry Winks. Top-scorer Kane is still recovering from an ankle ligament injury, while Winks underwent groin surgery last week. They will also be without Serge Aurier and Erik Lamela, who are both recovering from hamstring injuries. Ajax team news Ajax ran out comfortable winners in a 4-0 defeat of Willem II in the KNVB Cup Final on Sunday. They limited key starters such as Lasse Schöne and David Neres to substitute roles, instead opting for the experience of Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, who scored twice to help the Dutch side lift their first trophy since 2014. Erik ten Hag’s side are top of the Eredivisie as well, with the opportunity to move closer to a potentially incredible treble on Wednesday night. Betting odds Ajax: 11/10 Draw: 13/5 Spurs: 23/10 Odds courtesy of Paddy Power.