So, was that the first sign of a turnaround at Spurs?

It’s a first win under Igor Tudor and it was a spirited performance throughout.

It’s the kind of game that will make fans confident the team will avoid relegation, as they’ve proven they can go toe-to-toe wit Europe’s elite sides.

They simply now need to translate that ability and belief to domestic games, starting with a huge match against Nottingham Forest this weekend.

The referee brings the match to an end and it’s the end of a fascinating tie in north London!

Spurs exit the Champions League but was this the night that Igor Tudor began to turn it around?

Brief hope for Spurs as they see a penalty appeal waved away before winning a corner, but it’s eventually cleared and Spence does well to track back and prevent a clean break on the counter.

CLOSE! What a chance and what a block! Spurs create chaos in the area and it rolls to Kolo Muani. He looks certain to score but his effort is blocked in front of Musso!

Into the first of five minutes of added time. Surely it can’t happen from here…

Simons steps up from the spot…

…and cooly slots his penalty, in off the post as he sends Musso the wrong way.

It’s a stonewall penalty as Gimenez flies through Simons in the box!

Another sub for the visitors as Gimenez comes on for Simeone.

The game has lost all tempo and rhythm now as Atletico edge towards the quarter-finals.

The Spanish side will be facing La Liga opponents in the next round as Barcelona await!