In pictures: Tottenham slip up against Leipzig in Uefa Champions League

RB Leipzig, playing in the knockout stages for the first time, won 1-0 at Tottenham in Wednesday's Champions League match.

Leipzig could rely on Timo Werner netting his 26th goal of the season from the penalty spot in the first leg of the last-16 meeting, Tottenham struggled badly in attack without injured forwards Harry Kane and Son Heung-min

"It's a situation like going to fight with a gun without bullets," Spurs coach Jose Mourinho said. And the manager seemed to already be dreading a run of games when he'll have to rely on Lucas Moura and Dele Alli up front. "What worries me is that these are our players for the next however many matches," Mourinho said.

Dele Alli showed his frustration by hurling a water bottle and shoe after being substituted

With roughly a third of the population of Bergamo packed into Milan's San Siro stadium, Atalanta made the journey well worth it for the club's travelling "home" fans. Hans Hateboer scored twice as Atalanta beat Valencia 4-1 in the first leg of the Champions League's round of 16, putting the Italian team on the verge of a quarter-final spot in their first season in the competition

"It's a great result. We did well, the match could have finished with more goals for both teams," Atalanta coach Gian Piero Gasperini said. "A three-goal advantage is a nice haul but we should have been more concentrated on the chance for their goal, which could have been avoided."

Atalanta qualified for Europe's top competition for the first time after a surprise third-place finish in Serie A last season. And they progressed to the knockout stages despite losing their first three matches in the competition. They are playing their home matches at San Siro as their own stadium didn't meet Uefa requirements. Bergamo has a population of approximately 122,000 and more than 40,000 had made the 60km journey. Josip Ilicic and Remo Freuler scored Atalanta's other goals before substitute Denis Cheryshev netted a consolation goal for Valencia to give the Spanish team a glimmer of hope

In the English Premier League, Manchester City picked up three points against West Ham, thanks to goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Rodri in a match that was originally scheduled for February 9 but was postponed due to inclement weather