Tuesday sees the final group stage games in Champions League Groups A to D take place, with plenty at stake as teams attempt to secure places in the knockout stages.
It has been an enthralling group stage with games packed tightly together due to the World Cup taking place in Qatar over the winter period.
Spurs are currently sat top of Group C with eight points from five games and avoiding defeat against Marseille will see them get through to the last-16.
Meanwhile, Liverpool face Napoli looking to snatch top spot with a big win against the Italian side, while Bayern Munich aim to make it a perfect six from six as they face Inter Milan at the Allianz Arena.
Spurs hope to end group in style
| What | Marseille v Tottenham Hotspur |
| Where | Stade Velodrome, Marseille |
| When | 20:00, Tuesday 1st November |
| How to watch | BT Sport 2 |
| Odds | Marseille 15/8, Draw 12/5, Tottenham 11/8 |
Tottenham's season has been a mixed bag so far, but progression to the knockout stages of the Champions League would certainly represent success for Antonio Conte's side.
He will have undoubtedly been fearing the worst when Bournemouth went 2-0 up in the Premier League at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday but Spurs were able to show resolve against the Cherries and snatched a late winner to finish 3-2 in front.
Conte has come under scrutiny lately, but he can now head into the Marseille match optimistic following last week's draw with Sporting Lisbon in which Harry Kane controversially saw a last-minute goal ruled out following an offside in the build-up called by VAR.
Spurs face a Marseille side who have won two and slot three of their five group games thus far, beating Sporting on both occasions.
Their form has been very poor recently, losing three and drawing one of their last four Ligue 1 games and Spurs should be ripe to take advantage of their recent struggles.
Liverpool seek revenge against Partenopei
| What | Liverpool vs Napoli |
| Where | Anfield Stadium, Liverpool |
| When | 20:00, Tuesday 1st November |
| How to watch | BT Sport 3 |
| Odds | Liverpool 4/5, Draw 16/5, Napoli 14/5 |
On the first matchday of this season's Champions League, Liverpool were humbled 4-1 at Napoli and already the alarm bells would have been ringing in the Reds dressing room.
Their league season has been marred by inconsistency, beating the likes of Manchester City, but losing to both Nottingham Forest and Leeds United. However, in Europe at least they have been very strong.
A 3-0 win at Ajax last week secured their passage to the last-16 and now they will attempt to win the group against Napoli at Anfield.
JUrgen Klopp's team will have to try and go against the form books though, as Napoli currently sit top of the Serie A table with ten wins and two draws from 12 games. They have also yet to drop points this season in Europe so it seems likely Liverpool will have to settle for second.
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Bayern aiming to remain perfect
| What | Bayern Munich vs Inter Milan |
| Where | Allianz Arena, Munich |
| When | 20:00, Tuesday 1st November |
| How to watch | BT Sport Extra |
| Odds | Bayern Munich 2/5, Draw 15/4, Inter Milan 6/1 |
Another team on the verge of completing a perfect group stage are Bayern Munich, with Julian Nagelsmann's 2020 winners overcoming a tough-looking group stage that included Barcelona and Inter Milan.
The Bavarian team have eased their way to five successive wins, conceding only two goals in the process.
While their league season has contained too many draws, with four of their matches ending level, in Europe they have displayed no such weaknesses and are looking likely to be one of the teams to fear in the last-16.
They face an Inter side who can only finish second after collecting ten points from five games.
Simone Inzaghi's side are hoping to win the Champions League for the first time since Jose Mourinho's Inter did in 2010 - beating Bayern in the final.
The Nerazzurri head into the match on the back of four straight victories in Serie A and will be hoping for a confidence-boosting win as they prepare to travel to Juventus in Serie A on Sunday.
However, Bayern have been so strong at home and will be very hard to break down. They have not lost on their own patch in any competition since January.
