TOTTENHAM VS YOUNG BOYS 2ND LEG BETTING TIPS

Tottenham are still in this one, but they are poised right on the precipice of failure today in their fixture against Swiss upstarts Young Boys. The bookies expected Spurs to roll to a solid victory in the opening leg of the two-match tie, but Spurs quickly found themselves down 3-0 inside the first 30 minutes or so. After a tactical shuffle got them back on track, they managed to keep the score close with a 3-2 decision to Young Boys on the day. 
Spurs basically have to win this match to nil to have a genuine shot at playing their way into the tournament. Can they put up four goals at home? A while ago, I would have said yes, but they just haven't looked like a top four side in this early phase of the season. 
The bookies are confident that they'll get the job done, however, with Spurs priced at 2/9 to win today's match while Young Boys trade at 12/1. The draw is listed at 5/1, however nothing but a win will do for the White Hart Lane outfit.
In regards to outright qualification, Spurs are 2/9 while Young Boys are sitting at a 3/1 price. 
The correct score odds on a 1-0 result are listed at 7/1, but the bookies favour either a 2-0 or 2-1 result with both options priced at 13/2. Spurs would go through on away goals if a 2-1 result as to happen today. A 3-2 result would force extra time and that's trading at a hefty 20/1. 
Spurs to win both halves of the match are priced at 4/6 but I've got my eye on draw/Spurs as Young Boys could set out to defend and keep Harry's lads off the board. Draw/Spurs trades at 11/4. 
The bookies do favour goals here with the 2.5 over/under show the over favoured at 4/9 while under 2.5 trades at 17/10. 
Roman Pavluychenko is odds-on to score here witha 4/5 price anytime while Peter Crouch is priced just behind at a 5/6 listing. Robbie Keane is available to be backed at 11/10 while Giovani Do Santos is available at a 5/4 listing. 
I suspect that Gareth Bale's odds to score will interest many folks and he's priced at 2/1 to score anytime and 17/2 to open or close the scoring.