Dejan Kulusevski tries to turn in at the near post but his shot is blocked.

Another corner. Mathys Tel's volley is deflected behind but it could've gone anywhere. Sigh of relief for goalkeeper Nikita Haikin.

Into damage limitation here for Bodo/Glimt at Spurs's chances keep on coming.

Another save by Julen Agirrezabala. This time to keep out Alejandro Garnacho.

It's his last action of the game. Kobbie Mainoo is coming on in his place. Garnacho though is in no hurry to come off and is booked for wasting time.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Bodo/Glimt are thinking that this is a 'shut up shop' job now. 3-0 is bad enough, but they have barely laid a glove on Spurs.

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Destiny Udogie wins Tottenham a corner, it's a deep delivery into the back post but goalkeeper Nikita Haikin gathers.

Djurgarden have a free-kick on the edge of the box but Tokmac Nguen's shot is right at Filip Jorgensen who collects with ease.

Bruno Fernandes' night in the Basque Country:

Three attempts on target, two goals.

65 touches, 45 passes, 82.2% passing accuracy....a real captain's performance.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Dominic Solanke has been struggling since he scored the penalty, hobbling between the centre halves. They won't want to risk him.

They are 3-0 up with 15 minutes to go, this is not the time to risk players.

More changes for the visitors as they try to give their travelling supporters something to shout about.

Jeppe Kjær and Sondre Sorli replace Fredrik Sjovold and Sondre Fet.

The home side make another change as Viktor Bergh comes on for Keita Kosugi.

What a miss.

The ball falls to Adam Stahl who is three yards out and somehow he manages to blaze the ball over the bar instead of smashing it home.

Djurgarden manager Jani Honkavaara cannot believe it.

Stunned faces all around San Mimes as the TV cameras zoom in on the crowd and the home bench.

Another chance for United. Another attempt by Bruno Fernandes which is parried away.

Regardless of the scoreline, the 3,000 or so Bodo/Glimt fans are having an absolute whale of a time in that away end.

Swinging their scarves above their heads and jumping up and down.

Frustrations continue on the pitch, though, as Jens Petter Hauge receives a yellow card.

Dominic Solanke is the latest Tottenham player to go off injured. Something in the water at Spurs?

He's replaced by Wilson Odobert.

Fiorentina captain Luca Ranieri has pulled his side back into this tie.

He executed a neat one-two with Robin Gosens in the box before driving a low finish beyond the outstretched arm of Francisco Vietes.

Game on.

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Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall swings a Chelsea corner into the box.

It falls to Cole Palmer whose shot is palmed away by Jacob Rinne.

The goal drought continues.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at San Mames

Three-nil is an incredible result, but you do feel there's an opportunity for Manchester United to go and get that all important fourth goal which would put this tie beyond any doubt.

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The thumbs on my earlier question of whether two goals was enough for Tottenham to secure their place in the final suggested that you lot think it will take more than that.

Well, how about three?

Cristian Romero is into the referee's book for a daft foul, nowhere near the ball.

No need for that really at 3-0 up.

A yellow for substitute Mason Mount for shoving Maroan Sannadi to the ground.

We've got about 12 minutes plus stoppages.