Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Ben Davies will all miss Tottenham’s Champions League round of 16 clash against Borussia Dortmund through injury, while Danny Rose faces a late fitness test.Kane, Alli and Davies remain sidelined despite suggestions the former could be back for Wednesday’s visit of the Bundesliga side due to an accelerated return from an ankle problem.
1TEAM NEWS: @dele_official (hamstring) @Ben_Davies33 (groin) @HKane (ankle) All three players are continuing rehabilitation. pic.twitter.com/EdOcQUpX9Z— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) February 12, 2019Rose also missed out at Hotspur Way having picked up a shin wound during Sunday’s Premier League defeat of Leicester. The England international will be assessed ahead of the clash with Dortmund, and Mauricio Pochettino has already confirmed Rose will not be able to start, with his fitness test determining whether he can feature on the bench.“It’s impossible for him to start from the beginning,” the Argentine said. “We need to assess in the morning whether he will be on the bench.”There was better news concerning Eric Dier and Erik Lamela, however, with the pair fit again and in the squad having recovered from a virus and a back injury respectively.The visitors to Wembley will be without four of their own stars on Wednesday night, withMarco Reus, Julian Weigl, Paco Alcacer and Lukasz Piszczek all missing the trip to London through injury.
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The former had been ruled out against the Foxes after picking up a virus in the lead up to the game, with the latter absent after he suffered from a back spasm. Danny Rose was involved in the game against Claude Puel's side but he faces a late fitness test prior to the match due to a shin wound. Full story.
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