Rangers defender Robin Propper is the first player in the referee's book, bringing down Inaki Williams just outside the box after the Athletic Bilbao forward got away from Leon Balogun.

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Pedro Porro plays a lovely, raking pass over to the left to Son Heung-min but he isn't able to pick out Dominic Solanke after reaching the byline.

Eintracht Frankfurt have their second corner on the spin but Guglielmo Vicario gathers at the second time of asking.

This is looking like a very tough night for Spurs already.

Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a fantastic ball across from Fernandes - how many times have we said that?

He fizzes it across, with pace and it's almost an own-goal.

First serious sign of danger from United.

Bruno Fernandes whips a free-kick into the Lyon boss and it's an awkward one for Brazilian goalkeeper Lucas Perri.

Lyon just about escape.

Joe Hart
Former Tottenham and Man City goalkeeper on TNT Sports

Hugo Ekitike looks so dangerous, he looks like he's full of confidence.

Eintracht Frankfurt were so sharp when they got through midfield.

Devastating finish into the bottom corner. There's no stopping that, it's absolute perfection.

Poor from Tottenham. They're up against it from the off.

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No transport issues for Sir Jim Ratcliffe.

The Manchester United co-owner made it inside the ground for kick-off after lots of travelling fans from Manchester were delayed by problems with the local metro.

Spurs look for an instant response but James Maddison's free-kick is poor and Kaua Santos comes out to easily claim.

A quiet first five minutes at Ibrox as both sides settle into this tie. Rangers winger Vaclav Cerny has the first shot of the day, cutting in off the right wing and taking aim with his left foot. His effort is well off target.

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A tetchy start in France.

Alejandro Garnacho has been on the end of a crunching challenge by Paul Akouokou while Clinton Mata has fallen heavily after an aerial challenge with Rasmus Hojlund.

Eintracht Frankfurt are well known for their high turnover rate in the Bundesliga and it's something Spurs will have to be especially aware of as they knock the ball around in the midfield area.

Joe Hart
Former Tottenham and Man City goalkeeper on TNT Sports

Big night, great atmosphere, so much riding on it for Tottenham Hotspur and you can feel it in the stadium.

There's a positive energy about tonight and I've got a good feeling about this game.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

The Tottenham atmosphere is very loud tonight. That's a rarity in recent weeks.

It shows how for one night at least, these fans have put aside their concerns about Ange Postecoglou's management and their grips with Daniel Levy's ownership, to help a team in crisis.

Make no mistake, if they don't start well, this could turn.

It will be important to make this as hostile as possible because Eintracht Frankfurt will more than match it in their incredible stadium for the second leg.

Loud support from the home faithful early on. The Spurs players will need their fans if they're to come away with a positive result to take to Germany.

A first touch for Andre Onana. It's met by thousands of jeers and whistles.

Wonderful scenes inside the Groupama Stadium. Red, white and blue all around. Three thousand United fans have travelled to France for this but not all of them have made it for kick-off. There have been serious public transport issues.

We're under way in London, Lyon and Glasgow.

Plenty of goals, please!

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

Spurs announcer Ben Haines has called this the "biggest game of the season" while on the pitch talking to the fans on the big screen before kick-off.

Every effort is being made by the club to restart the faltering atmosphere in north London that has historically been good but is not what it was in a dismal season.

There are flags also distributed and now being waved in the huge 17,500 south stand.

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Leon Balogun has called on his Rangers teammates to "follow words with action" as they attempt to turn reverse a run of poor home form as they host Athletic Bilbao in the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final.

Rangers have lost five straight matches at Ibrox, most recently suffering a 2-0 defeat to Hibernian on Saturday.

"We lose five on the spin at Ibrox. At this club, it's not something you should be able to accept," Balogun said. "It's on us to turn things around and the only way to do that is to follow words with action."

However, despite their struggles at home and patchy domestic form, Balogun believes Rangers have a "massive opportunity" against Athletic Bilbao, who finished second in the league stage, to keep this season's trophy ambitions alive.

"It's a very special game. it's a quarter-final of the Europa League, so that in itself makes it massive already. They are special and a lot of things can happen in these games.

"There's a massive opportunity for the players, for the club."