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Tuesday 08 March 2011 9:45 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 10:14 am

Why wing wonder Bale will have Milan terrified

By: KCS-content

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IF Gareth Bale does return to the Tottenham side tonight, as expected, it will cause great concern in the AC Milan camp.

Bale is such a threat wide on the left with his ability to run with the ball at defences, and if he can get in one-on-one situations with Milan’s right-back then the visitors will be in trouble.

Whenever Spurs win possession back in the middle of their own half they will look to release Bale – because they know the fleet-footed winger will be upfield with the ball at his feet within a couple of seconds.

Elsewhere I think Redknapp will stick with the Peter Crouch-Rafael van der Vaart pairing in attack that has worked so well this season, with Wilson Palacios complementing Luka Modric in midfield.

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