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.

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Takumi Minamino, the ex-Liverpool forward, also had three chances to net a late winner as the Frenchmen continued their barrage, while Maghnes Akliouche and Ansu Fati buzzed dangerously in the pockets as free-roaming No10s.

Thomas Frank’s men have taken four points from games with Villarreal and Bodo/Glimt and a win here would put them in a strong position in the 36-team league. Monaco drew with Angers at the weekend and have yet to win in the Champions League.

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Their last stalemate came during the final month of Antonio Conte's reign in March 2023 and was an especially frustrating one, as it resulted in Spurs meekly bowing out of the Champions League against AC Milan 1-0 on aggregate. None of their subsequent 125 matches ended without a goal, with only 22 of those finishing in score draws.

Spurs have made a solid start to the Champions League season, though, taking four points from games with Villarreal and Bodo/Glimt. Monaco claimed a 2-2 draw with Manchester City in their last European game after suffering a 4-1 defeat at Club Brugge in their league phase opener.