Spurs are on course to match their worst-ever campaign, but Postecoglou is hopeful of reaching the final this season and ending the club's 17-year wait for a trophy. Tottenham secured a spot in the semifinals by beating Eintracht Frankfurt in the quarterfinals.

Bodo/Glimt will be a tough opponent for Tottenham. Postecoglou acknowledged that the Norwegian team has been consistent in recent years, with the same manager and a core group of players. They have a distinct style of football that has led to their success in both the Norwegian league and European competitions.

Postecoglou praised Bodo/Glimt's ability to compete against high-quality opponents, saying, "Every game they have played, they have been pretty competitive. It's due to their stability and clear understanding of their game." He believes that this will make for a good challenge for Tottenham.

The manager emphasized the importance of the team's fans in creating a good atmosphere at the match. He noted that the fans' engagement has a significant impact on the team's performance and urged them to be supportive during the game.

Postecoglou also announced that captain Son Heung-min will not feature in the match due to injury. He is currently in training but still separate from the group and is expected to return to the team soon.

In other news, teenage sensation Lucas Bergvall has signed a new contract with Tottenham. Postecoglou praised Bergvall's development and performances, saying, "I am delighted for Lucas. It's a reward for his hard work and adaptation to the Premier League."