How to watch Tottenham Hotspur vs AC Milan: TV, extra time and away goal info for last-16 clash

Antonio Conte will be back in the dugout to watch his inconsistent Tottenhotspur Side take on AC Milan in the UEFA Champions League last-16 tonight.

Spurs will have to overturn a 1-0 deficit against the Italian giants at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to book their place in the quarter-final alongside rivals Chelsea after The Blues' impressive win against Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday evening.

Son Heung-Min has labelled the clash as "the most important game of the season" as the North London side looks to bounce back from a bitter 1-0 loss against Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League last weekend.

Son said: "We have to bounce back. The most important thing is tomorrow - we have the most important game of the season.

"The players are looking forward to it, under the lights in our stadium and we have to give everything to make the fans proud and the club proud and to make us proud."

Tottenham boss Conte will be back in the dugout after recovering from gallbladder surgery but if you are one of the many fans following from home, LondonWorld is on hand with how you can follow the action.

What times does Tottenham Hotspur vs AC Milan kick off in the UEFA Champions League?

The last-16 match between Spurs and AC Milan will kick off at 8 pm on Wednesday night.

The match is taking place at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium after the London side visited the San Siro in Milan on February 14.

What channel is Spurs vs AC Milan on?

As with all UEFA Champions League games in the UK, the match will be broadcast on BT Sport 1.

Coverage starts on the channel from 7 pm ahead of the 8 pm kick-off in London.

A monthly pass to the channel will cost £25/month and highlights will then be available after the final whistle on the BT Sport YouTube channel and on the BBC Sport’s website.

Will there be extra time and penalties in the last-16 Champions League match?

There is the possibility that the match between Tottenham Hotspur and AC Milan moves into extra time and penalties.

The Champions League scrapped the away goal rule in 2021 so if the aggregate score finishes level then the sides will move into extra time.

Penalties will follow if the score still needs to be settled.

What happened when Spurs travelled to AC Milan?

A seventh-minute goal from Brahim Diaz was enough to give AC Milan the advantage last time out. The Spanish forward, who is on loan from Manchester City, nodded in after a rebound off Spurs keeper Fraser Forster fell into his path.

Conte was forced to field a changed Tottenham Hotspur XI in that game with Oliver Skipp and Pape Sarr coming in due to a Rodrigo Bentancur injury and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg suspension.

After the loss, Conte said: "I know the San Siro and I know the difficulty to play with this atmosphere. In the second game, we have to play at our stadium and our fans will create the atmosphere to help us overcome the Milan obstacle."