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Tottenham captain Son Heung-min, speaking to TNT Sports: "It's nowhere near where we should perform. It was very disappointing that we performed like this, including me. It's a big wake up call because next week is the biggest game of the season.

"I really don't think there was too much caution. It's always tough to play away in the Europa League. We didn't create anything in the first half, sloppiness, not performing the way we should.

"Everyone is very disappointed about the individual performance and the team performance, we have to look at ourselves. There is no excuses, we were not good enough. It's just 1-0, it's still not finished, and next week we have to be much better."

The winners of this tie could face Tottenham in the quarter-finals - that's if Spurs overturn their one-goal deficit against AZ at home next Thursday.

Frankfurt won the Europa League in 2022 under now Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner, beating Rangers on penalties.

Rene Meulensteen
Former Manchester United coach on BBC Radio 5 Live

Manchester United has not been Manchester United since Sir Alex Ferguson left. It has been a constant decline. Not only that, but there's so many other things from Man Utd that causes uproar.

It is a club in unrest - on and off the pitch.

Glenn Hoddle
Former England and Tottenham manager on TNT Sports

They were lacklustre in their performance. But that's a better result for Tottenham than it is for AZ.

To play so mediocre and come home with just a one-goal deficit, they'll be happy with that. Not the performance, but the result.

And we are under way in our second batch of games.

We'll be bringing you reaction to the games involving our four British teams as we get it, as well as updates from the eight games scheduled to kick off at 20:00 GMT:

Europa League

• Ajax v Eintracht Frankfurt
• Bodo/Glimt v Olympiakos
• Roma v Athletic Bilbao
• Viktoria Plzen v Lazio

Conference League

• Borac v Rapid Vienna
• Celje v Lugano
• Jagiellonia v Cercle Brugge
• Pafos v Djurgarden

Eight games down in the Europa League and Conference League, eight to go...

Two late goals from Malick Fofana have put Lyon in control of their Europa League tie against FCSB. The French club will take a 3-1 lead into their home leg next Thursday (13 March).

In the Conference League, there were 3-2 home wins for Molde and Panathinaikos, while Real Betis drew 2-2 at home to Vitoria Guimaraes.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

We talk about Manchester United not scoring goals and not being creative enough but they certainly had enough efforts on target.

The penalty was dubious but then they were left under pressure late on.

Manchester United

"You just don't know what you are going to get from this Manchester United team," Paul Scholes tells TNT Sports when asked about his former club's chances of advancing.

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All over in Istanbul and WHAT A WIN FOR RANGERS.

Cyriel Dessers scored once, Vaclav Cerny twice. They had two more goals disallowed for offside.

Barry Ferguson's men will fancy their chances of reaching the last eight after that result.

The Spurs players applaud their travelling supporters and youngster Lucas Bergvall holds his hands up in apology, perhaps because of that first-half own goal.

To be fair, he recovered well from that setback and made a couple of important blocks thereafter.

It's all set up nicely for the return leg at Old Trafford next Thursday.

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Into added time in Istanbul, where Rangers are on the brink of a stunning away win.

Andre Onana has had his critics but he saved his team with that stop.

Alarm bells in the United defence. The visitors are crying out for the final whistle as Orri Oskarsson is denied by a wonderful one-handed save Andre Onana.

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Wilson Odobert heads over from a cross from the right and that's it in Alkmaar.

So it's victory for AZ in the first leg, with Lucas Bergvall's first-half own goal separating the sides.

Spurs were far from their best and would have been facing a larger deficit but for a couple of fine saves from Guglielmo Vicario either side of half-time.

Work to do in next Thursday's second leg if Spurs are to make the quarter-finals.

Another European win for Chelsea who will be firm favourites to finish the job at Stamford Bridge and reach the quarter-finals.

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Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Good start from Toby Collyer. We know how much he can run - that will give them energy and desire.