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Redknapp was forced to endure a humiliating first half the last time his side visited the Giuseppe Meazza stadium in October.

Spurs had been tipped to cause an upset against Inter but they found themselves reduced to 10 men and 4-0 down at the break after a dreadful period littered with defensive errors.

Gareth Bale’s sublime second-half hat-trick restored some pride that night but Tottenham’s defensive frailties continued to be exposed throughout their Champions League group stage campaign in which they conceded 11 goals from four matches.

The Welshman will be absent tonight after failing to recover from a back injury and the absence of Tom Huddlestone (ankle) and Jermaine Jenas (suspension) has left Redknapp short of options in midfield.

And with the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Alexandre Pato and Robinho among the Milan ranks, Redknapp would be forgiven for ordering his remaining players available to play cautiously, but he insists that is not an option.

Spurs are 17/4 for an away win and Redknapp said: "Attacking football is what got us here in the first place. We have had a go all through this competition so we will have a right go again at San Siro.

"We can score here. I don’t want to concede bags of goals for sure, but as far as shutting up shop goes it’s a non-starter because we don’t have the players here."

Serie A leaders Milan may be without Gianluca Zambrotta, Massimo Ambrosini, Andrea Pirlo and Filippo Inzaghi for tonight’s game but have been buoyed by Saturday’s 4-0 win against Parma and are confident of progressing thanks to their wealth of experience in Europe’s premier club competition.

The home side are 8/11 to win tonight’s match and striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic said: "We have a big advantage in that we have many players who have won the Champions League a couple of times, they have lots of experience that gives you calm and tranquility in the team."