Spurs finally win at Wembley

As has been the theme for Spurs in Europe this season, they created a number of chances before going behind to Alan Dzagoev's 33rd-minute opener.

However, they responded well to score twice before half-time through Dele Alli and Harry Kane to take the lead into the interval.

An own-goal from CSKA keeper Igor Akinfeev in the second half sealed a first win at the national stadium for Mauricio Pochettino's side in the competition as they finished third in Group E ahead of the Russian club. 

The hosts were looking to snap a six-game losing streak at the home of English football and they started well, creating a couple of early opportunities.

A cross from Christian Eriksen led to Alli heading wide of the target, before the Dane was played in on goal by Kane but fired straight at Akinfeev.

Eriksen and Alli combined again which led to another good chance for England midfielder, whose scuffed shot was easily gathered by the visiting keeper.

And they were made to pay on 33 minutes when Dzagoev latched onto Zoran Tosic's header from a long ball before slotting past Hugo Lloris for the lead.

However, the north Londoners gave a swift response as Alli brought Eriksen's cross under control and fired home into the far corner of the net on 38 minutes.

Things got better for Spurs eight minutes later when Kane converted Danny Rose's first-time cross from close range, with Eriksen again involved in the move.

Alli wasted another chance in the second half as he blazed over before Eriksen was denied by the woodwork after his free-kick came back off the post.

Akinfeev did well to keep out Kane's volley after he had been played in by Eriksen, but the Russia international was unfortunate to see Alli's close-range header strike him on the foot before going over the line on 77 minutes to wrap up the win for the home team.