There is a good shape to Larne. The champions of Northern Ireland look well organised in a game that has yet to really get going. That won't worry the visitors. They're negotiated the opening 15 minutes or so well.

Ferencvaros keeper Denes Dibusz is forced into his first save, getting down low to keep out Pape Sarr's 20-yard strike.

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Spurs paid about £2m to sign Will Lankshear from Sheffield United two years ago but this is his senior debut for anyone.

Spurs debutant Will Lankshear tries to take the ball down on the edge of the box but it doesn't quite stick to his toes.

Now Lankshear heads/shoulders over the bar from Timo Werner's cross. Excellent wing play by Werner.

Glenn Hoddle
Former England and Tottenham manager on TNT Sports

I expected Spurs to come here and try and take the ball away and try and calm things down in this away game but it looks like they're on the back foot all the time here.

Ball over the top again.

Really not a good start from Spurs here. Adama Traore cuts in from the right for the hosts and curls in a shot which is easily saved by Guglielmo Vicario.

It's a wet pitch in Norway, plenty of spray as the ball zips around the surface. A first save for Rohan Ferguson. Comfortable for the Larne goalkeeper.

Glenn Hoddle
Former England and Tottenham manager on TNT Sports

It's a good start from the home team, putting Spurs on the back foot, they're a little bit sloppy at defending.

Sometimes you've got to clear your lines, especially away from home, early in a European game, get it away, get it away from your goal mouth and start picking people up and defending from there.

A good start from Ferencvaros.

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Adama Traore (not the Fulham one obviously) cuts the ball back and Barnabas Varga hooks a shot over the bar from 20 yards.

Not a good start for Spurs.

Apparently scenes from Game of Thrones were filmed not too far away from Molde's ground. Will Larne provide a Hollywood ending?

They've looked comfortable soaking up plenty of home possession in the opening exchanges.

Glenn Hoddle
Former England and Tottenham manager on TNT Sports

Going away in European games, sometimes you can have too many youngsters and they've got to settle in this game early.

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Spurs almost get caught out at the back with Yves Bissouma losing the ball twice just outside his own box.

Kick-off here, there and everywhere.

Larne - a small town in Northern Ireland - in the same European competition as Chelsea?

It's the stuff of dreams.

Fans dressed in red shirts and red bobble hats have travelled from Northern Ireland to back their side on a historic night for the club.

Tottenham midfielder Archie Gray spoke to BBC Radio London about settling in at the club after moving from Leeds in the summer:"It has been amazing so far, I'm really enjoying it. I'm lucky to have the team-mates that I've got. How they've helped me settle into the group has been amazing and I'm really grateful.

"I don't think too much has changed [since moving from Leeds], it's just learning the roles of a different team and manager. Once you've learned that it's quite the same, trying to do as much as you can on the pitch.

"The amount of games [in the Championship] has helped me with being robust and being strong with my body. I can play as many games as possible and I back myself to do that. I'm grateful for the season that I had last year, it helped me a lot and I can take that into this year."

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Tottenham's James Maddison has praised his young team-mate Mikey Moore, saying the 17-year-old forward is "a man already".

Moore has appeared twice in the Premier League and once in the Europa League so far this season off the bench.

"I have to sometimes pinch myself and remember how young he is," said Maddison.

"He's 17 and came into the group when he was 16. He's a man already. When I watch him play, he's very powerful and only going to get stronger as his body grows.

"He's a great kid. A really well-mannered, polite young man and that's a credit to his parents. That's the first thing you look to as a senior player. And then there's that ability which we see in training all the time and the Spurs fans want to see more of.

"I try to think of what the 17-year-old James Maddison would want to hear from a senior player and it's to be treated like a man but also give advice whenever possible."

Ferencvaros' home record against English clubs in Europe is remarkably good - only losing one of 10 such matches.

Leeds beat them 3-0 in Hungary in the 1969-70 European Cup.

Larne chairman Gareth Clements, speaking to TNT Sports: "It's surreal, it's memorable, it's momentous. We are going to embrace it and enjoy it.

"We are the lowest ranked club probably in the competition. We will go out and see where it takes us. For a club from Northern Ireland to get into the group stages the first time is groundbreaking.

"But we don't want to do it once. We want to be back next season."

In Mikey Moore (17), Archie Gray (18), Lucas Bergvall (18) and Will Lankshear (19), Spurs are starting four or more teenagers in a match in major Uefa competition for the first time since February 2009 against Shakhtar Donetsk in the Uefa Cup (Obika, Gunter, Bale, Dos Santos).