The overriding feeling on Wednesday night was one of disappointment for AS Monaco. The Principality club dominated for large periods of their UEFA Champions League encounter against Tottenham

Spurs rode their luck to earn a Champions League point in Monaco - but no-one will fear them on this evidence says chief football writer Phil McNulty

Reigning Europa League champions Spurs are undefeated to start the Champions League season, but are coming off a defeat in Premier League action

The Ligue 1 side parted with Adi Hutter as manager recenlty, with Union St.-Gilloise boss Sebastien Pocognoli being lured from a team 20th in the Champions League standings to one that is in 30th place.

Paul Pogba is getting closer to making his long-awaited comeback after joining the Ligue 1 side in the summer. New Monaco manager Sebastien Pocognoli has offered a fresh update on the former Manchester United and Juventus midfielder,

Tottenham were fortunate to come away with a point after a 0-0 draw with Monaco in the Champions League. Thomas Frank’s side were second-best throughout and could easily have conceded three or four goals, were it not for a string of superb saves from Guglielmo Vicario and some poor Monaco finishing.

Guglielmo Vicario was the Tottenham Hotspur hero as the Italian goalkeeper produced a heroic individual display to earn his side a draw in Monaco, with the match finishing 0-0 despite a host of opportunities for the home side.

Tottenham Hotspur remain unbeaten in this season's Champions League but they had a combination of Guglielmo Vicario and some wayward finishing from their hosts to thank for the point they earned at Monaco on Wednesday.