Both sides appear to be settling for a draw here.

Kenneth Vargas was briefly played in behind but again he didn't do an awful lot with it.

He's now replaced by Yutaro Oda.

Neil McCann
Former Hearts winger on BBC Radio Scotland

If this ends goalless, I put Hearts favourites at Tynecastle next week.

David Currie
BBC Sport Scotland in Copenhagen

Showing lots of re-runs on the big screen of the goal. None so far of the incident, which I didn't see.

Wonder what Derek McInnes will have made of it. I'll ask him after.

Had to be...

Copenhagen almost make it two in two minutes when Elias Achouri gets behind the Kilmarnock defence and squares to Mohamed Elyounoussi, but the former Celtic winger somehow puts it over from six yards out.

Stephen Kinglsey this time comes up with a big block.

Pavel Sulc, who has been excellent, rattles one towards Craig Gordon's goal but Kingsley ensures it doesn't reach the target.

After a VAR intervention, David Watson is punished for catching Mohamed Elyounoussi.

That looks awfully harsh.

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Blair Spittal and Daniel Oyegoke are on for Hearts, and Gerald Taylor and Jorge Grant make way.

Stephen Kingsley appeared injured but looks fine to continue.

Viktoria Plzen flicker into life as Pavel Sulc whips in a dangerous cross which is heading for a team-mate - but for Frankie Kent.

It goes through to the back post and an acrobatic effort goes well over.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland in Plzen

This will be a very nervy last 20 minutes for the Hearts fans here in Plzen.

No doubt they would have settled for this result before the game to set up what could be a quite magnificent night next Thursday at Tynecastle.

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Derek McInnes goes into the book. Not quite sure what for, but I can only assume he said something a little naughty.

Kyle Vassell and Stuart Findlay are currently down on the turf receiving physio treatment.

Both managers are taking the opportunity to impart some wisdom.

Michael Stewart
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Radio Scotland

There's a result here for Hearts. And not just a draw.

You've got Yan Dhanda on the bench whose delivery could potentially make a difference.

I'd be thinking about bringing him on.

By half-time against Man Utd last November, the Premier League side had conceded twice at Copenhagen.

They went on to ship another two later on in a 4-3 defeat.

Basically, Kieran O'Hara > Andre Onana.

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Played an hour in Plzen and just under that in Copenhagen.

No goals but so far, so good for the Scottish sides.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland in Plzen

This game could swing in any way right now with the home side beginning to test the Hearts defence.

That said, if Kenneth Vargas shows a bit more composure up front then Hearts could easily be in the lead.

Hearts goalkeeper Craig Gordon denies Pavel Sulc at his near post.

It was a great run from Lukas Cerv to tee him up.

Forty-one years old.

An early second-half chance for Copenhagen as Lukas Lerager nods a decent chance wide.

That's followed by Mohamed Elyounoussi - remember him? - skipping past a few challenges before blasting a low drive straight at Kieran O'Hara.

Real attacking intent from the hosts.

Michael Stewart
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Radio Scotland

That all comes from Boateng making a simple forward pass into Shankland's feet.

Kenneth Vargas gets into wonderful areas, but you just want him to have better quality at times.

Oh, aye. We're back under way in Copenhagen as well.

Just the three minutes late in letting you all know but that's fine.

That's brilliant from Hearts. Malachi Boateng takes the ball on the half turn and moves it quickly to Lawrence Shankland.

He opens his body up and releases Kenneth Vargas, who scampers into the box.

But he blazes the ball well over.