Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's got to be a must-win game [for Manchester United]. Just looking at the table now, they're 22nd out of 36 teams. They really do need to get a win.

They've not won yet in the Europa League this season and they've got three draws so it's really important that they stake a claim, that they use the energy - which I presume there will be at Old Trafford, under the lights, on a European night.

Ruud van Nistelrooy I'm sure will be thriving, and I'm sure the players will be as well, but they need to get a job done and start climbing up that league.

Manchester United

Interim manager Ruud van Nistelrooy has two games to go as Manchester United boss; tonight against PAOK and on Sunday against Leicester.

The Dutchman was put in charge following the sacking of compatriot Erik ten Hag in October, and he has said he is unsure whether he will stay at the club after the November international break.

"It's difficult to comment on that now, I am waiting for conversations to take place," said former United striker Van Nistelrooy on his future.

"In the meantime the most important thing is getting the work done on a daily basis and in the game tomorrow in Europe. I have to say that I feel the responsibility to do well over the next week and that is my job. I am focused on that.

"I welcome Ruben [Amorim], I am happy to help him and that is the situation at the moment."

That draw means Rangers have seven points from four outings in the revamped Europa League.

Cyriel Dessers scored the equaliser but will be kicking himself that he hasn't delivered a winner after passing up some really good chances in the first half.

But it's back-to-back away games without defeat in the competition for Rangers and keeps them well in the mix for the knockout phase.

Rangers started the evening in eighth but have dropped to ninth behind Romanian champions FCSB.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at Old Trafford

There are smatterings of home fans around the stadium but the away section is full.

I am expecting the PAOK supporters to make a lot of noise.

It is to be hoped Manchester United have learned lessons from last season's Champions League game with Galatasaray, when huge numbers of visiting fans got tickets for the home sections at Old Trafford.

As with the Turkish fans, there are plenty of soccer loving Greeks in the United Kingdom.

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Right, we'll bring you reaction to Tottenham's defeat, but first let's focus on the four games involving British teams kicking off at 20:00 GMT.

Europa League

Man Utd v PAOK

Europa Conference League

Chelsea v Noah

Hearts v Heidenheim

Larne v St Gallen

That's that!

Tottenham pulled one back but couldn't get another to level things up in Istanbul. A first defeat of Spurs' Europa League campaign.

Galatasaray are unbeaten and move top of the league, for now.

Instead of just getting the ball in the box, Spurs opt to try and build something from the free kick and it doesn't pay off.

Baris Alper Yilmaz has a go from 20-yards out but his effort flies wide.

Spurs win a free kick. One last chance?

Glenn Hoddle
Former England and Tottenham manager on TNT Sports

That was more than half a chance. The goalkeeper takes a risk.

I thought Dejan Kulusevski was going to score, on his left foot it was perfect for him.

Fernando Muslera comes right out of his goal to prevent Dominic Solanke making the run and Dejan Kulusevski spots it and opts to shoot rather than cross.

It was worth a go but it was a long way out and he can't get it on target.

That would've been some finale.

Rangers pick up a very solid point at the home of Europa Conference League winners Olympiakos.

It wasn't pretty but it was effective.

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Nicolas Raskin with the definition of take one for the team.

With just 10 seconds left on the clock, Raskin drags Rodinei to the floor to prevent a counter attack further developing.

The resulting free-kick is wasted.

Boos from the home supporters as Spurs pass the ball around, probing for an opening.

Galatasaray are holding a very high line and the visitors are just struggling to find that opening.

Shamrock Rovers have their first home win in the group stage of a European competition!

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Boos from the Olympiakos fans as Rangers take an age to restart play from a throw-in.

Every second counts at this point.

The New Saints have a late corner. The keeper isn't coming up?! Boo!

Shamrock Rovers clear it away.

John Souttar gets a few slaps on the back of the head from his team-mates - that's a good thing - as he shows Charalampos Kostoulas down the line and then plays the ball off the Olympiakos forward to win a goal kick.

SEVEN minutes added on.

Is there a final chance for Spurs in this?

There are going to be four minutes of additional time at Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium.

Has either side got a winner in them?

Four minutes added on. Shamrock Rovers are almost there.

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