Lads, as Sir Alex Ferguson, so memorably said, it's Tottenham. And we all know what that means. Disappointment. Frustration. Underachievement. Just when it's won, it's lost. Why should this Champions League campaign be any different to some very recent history?
Meaning, just as Tottenham's title challenges suffer inexplicable derailments, so a Champions League tie that looked to be well in hand, suddenly reared up and bit them in the space of two minutes and 49 seconds. Tottenham were looking good, 1-0 up on the night, 3-2 ahead on aggregate. Son Heung-min had scored his 14th Wembley goal this season - of 16, in total - and all was right in the world.