Miracle could happen - Redknapp

Tottenham Hotspur face a near impossible task when Real Madrid arrive in London for their Champions League Quarter-Final 2nd Leg at White Hart Lane.

4-0 down from the first leg, having had Peter Crouch sent off for two rash challenges in the opening quarter of an hour, the North London side will have to change the system which had proved to be so successful in the competition this season, with Roman Pavlyuchenko the logical choice to replace the England striker up front, with Rafael Van der Vaart behind him.

Aaron Lennon is back having pulled out of the clash at the Bernabeu late on, whilst Gareth Bale will try to showcase once again why he is one of Europe's hottest properties.

Scoring four or more goals past a side managed by Jose Mourinho is an unenviable task for any team, and they'd have to equal Mourinho's worst ever defeat, a 5-0 thrashing by Barcelona earlier in the season, in order to win the game outright.

The former Chelsea manager, twice a Champions League winner, won't rest on his laurels and promised Spurs would need at least six to win, as his side have come to score.