Facing a 1-0 deficit after a dreadful first-leg performance, Tottenham hit back to go in front in the tie through goals from Wilson Odobert and Maddison.

Peer Koopmeiners made it 2-2 on aggregate just past the hour mark, but Odobert – who had not scored for Spurs until Friday – grabbed his brace to send them through.

Tottenham has struggled in the Premier League this season, sitting 13th in the table, eight points adrift of the top half.

Ange Postecoglou's men still harbour hopes of European glory, though Maddison says they need to stay grounded.

"There was a lot of talk after last week's performance, we were honest with ourselves – it wasn't good enough," the midfielder said. "I know what we're capable of here and we got the job done. We haven't achieved anything yet, we're in the quarter-finals and we kick on and we look forward to it."

Tottenham will face Eintracht Frankfurt in the last eight, with either Lazio or Bodo/Glimt facing the winner of that tie in the semi-finals.

Spurs have been beset by injuries this season but were back to something approaching full strength on Friday, and Maddison felt having regular centre-back duo Cristian Romero and Micky van de Van reuniting together was key.

"Over the last few months when we've spoken about injuries and missing key players, then tonight, we're stood in the tunnel and you look at the team and it's a group of men," Maddison said.

"When you have the spine of players who are experienced and have played at this level for a long time it makes a difference.

"Micky and Cuti, they were good at the back, it was a solid performance and we're deservedly through.

"Wilson Odobert will grab the headlines tonight and rightly so, two goals and he was a threat, I thought he was absolutely fantastic. I'm going to go give him a big pat on the back."

Spurs go to Fulham in their next Premier League game on Monday, before facing Chelsea in another London derby after the international break.