Tottenham have to visit Switzerland without nearly all of their utmost people and report one or more times to advance to the Europa League semifinals. Have fun! What do FC Basel should do to find yourself in the next round of the Europa League? Beat Tottenham Hotspur, of course. That job seems much more straightforward this week than it did last -- their trip to White Hart Lane found the Swiss side grab two crucial away goals and outplay the Londoners in a 2-2 draw, and perhaps more significantly, included accidents to both Gareth Bale and Aaron Lennon. Oh, straight Europa League games have been won four by and Basel at St. Jakob-Park. If Tottenham were the favourites to access the semifinals before the first end, that's absolutely changed now. Assume an exciting match. The very first leg was ludicrous, a high-paced affair featuring questionable defending but persistent fighting and for some time it seemed like Basel will be in a position to try to escape with the whole lot, only for Spurs to take themselves right back into contention with targets from Emmanuel Adebayor and Gylfi Sigurdsson. The much-maligned Adebayor today has goals in all of his last two appearances, and with a lot of Tottenham's firepower on the front lines, they will be counting on him a lot more than ever. N/A Out: Gareth Bale (leg), Aaron Lennon (knee), Sandro (knee), William Gallas (leg), Jermain Defoe (hip). Date/Time: Thursday, April 11. 9:05 pm CEST, 8:05 pm BST, 3:05 pm EDT. Venue: St. Jakob-Park, Basel, Switzerland. TV information: TeleClub Sport (Switzerland), ITV 1 (UK), Fox Soccer Channel (USA). View online: Fox Soccer 2 Go (USA) Follow @SBNationSoccer on Twitter
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