The second half begins in Azerbaijan.

Back under way in Norway.

Joe Cole
Ex-Chelsea and England midfielder on TNT Sports

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I thought the youngsters have acquitted them really well.

I think Moore has been the shining light, he's got on the ball, he's looked sharp.

Lankshear's movement's been good, he's had a couple of opportunities, he'd have liked to have better.

Bergvall's got in the game.

Having gone 1-0 up and rode out the storm, I think Tottenham can go on comfortably in this game.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

One hundred and eighty Manchester United fans will miss tonight’s Europa League game against FC Porto after their flight was cancelled.

The supporters were making the journey to northern Portugal with United’s official travel partner Sportsbreaks.

However, an initial delay this morning due to a technical issue was compounded by poor weather in Porto when the flight was eventually ready to depart.

“Sportsbreaks are in the process of issuing full refunds to all supporters,” said the company.

“All supporters who checked in for the flight will receive their credit.”

United sources say the club share the regret at the problems which left those affected at Manchester airport all day.

Peter Crouch
Ex-Tottenham striker on TNT Sports

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It's similar to Qarabag in many ways, chances against them.

The goal came at the right time because they were struggling a little bit.

We speak about no-look passes, but this was no-look defending!

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI

In the city of roses, Larne are being a proper thorn in the side of their Norwegian hosts.

A really good first half for the Irish Premiership outfit, who are level after 45 minutes of their European debut.

In the Conference League, Legia Warsaw are beating Real Betis 1-0 and European debutants Heidenheim are 1-0 up on Olimpija.

Armenian club Noah, who the BBC Sport website will have a feature on next month, are level at 0-0 against Mlada Boleslav.

In the Europa League, Lazio lead Nice 2-1, Conference League champions Olympiakos are 1-0 up on Braga and Anderlecht lead Real Sociedad 2-1 on the road.

Ajax are 1-0 up at Slavia Prague and Galatasaray have a 2-1 lead at RFS in Riga.

Nicholas: I'm most impressed with the off the ball effort from the youngsters for Spurs.

Larne can be well pleased with that first half performance on a historic night for the team from Northern Ireland.

Stephen Alfred opened the scoring for Dinamo Minsk before Sergei Politevich found the back of his own net to equalise for Hearts.

Level at the break.

Under-strength Tottenham lead at the break thanks to Pape Sarr's goal.

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A Molde substitution moments from half-time.

Former Galatasaray defender Martin Linnes has been replaced by Halldor Stenevik.

Linnes did not look injured.

Glenn Hoddle
Former England and Tottenham manager on TNT Sports

Good play from Spurs, all one, two touch.

When they play at that tempo, Ferencvaros can't live with them.

Spurs' Archie Gray - playing in defence today - forces a save.

Two minutes added on.

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A free-kick comes in and Ben Davies can't direct his header.

James Penrice takes another Hearts corner but this time it is cleared by the Dinamo Minsk defence.

The away side have looked more confident since they equalised.

Mohamed Abu Fani barges Pedro Porro over with an elbow and is very lucky not to be booked.

Captain Magnus Wolff Eikrem - whose former clubs include Manchester United and Cardiff City - tries to catch Rohan Ferguson out from a free-kick but the goalkeeper gets across his line to keep out his low attempt.