Around 10 minutes of normal time left in Belfast.

This eagerly-anticipated all-Ireland clash has turned into a one-sided contest.

It could have been more for Shamrock Rovers but Rohan Ferguson has just made two fine saves.

And more changes. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall makes way for Carney Chukwuemeka.

Chelsea keen to take the shift the momentum back to them by disrupting the flow of the game.

This was why getting a third and putting the game beyond reach while they were on top was really important for Hearts, because if an improving Omonia do get one back here it will be a very different atmosphere at Tynecastle.

For now, though, Neil Critchley's side remain in charge. The excellent Blair Spittal receives a fitting reception for his efforts as he makes way for Yan Dhanda, while James Penrice replaces opening goalscorer Alan Forrest.

Couple of changes to report.

Alexander Jeremejeff makes way for Andraz Sporar and Facundo Pellistri's goal was his last action of the game as he is replaced by Filip Duricic.

Enzo Fernandez comes off for Cesare Casadei for the visitors.

Those changes have just sparked the home side into life somewhat. And the goal of course.

Chelsea will be disappointed they won't return to London with a clean sheet.

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It's given the Panathinaikos fans something to cheer about.

It's the first time they've really overloaded Chelsea at the back in this second half.

Chelsea will rue not having a clean sheet.

A decent spell for Omonia as the Cypriot club search for a way back into this, but Hearts defend their penalty area well and an eventual shot from distance is not troubling Craig Gordon.

Omonia make a triple change now, with Ioannis Masouras, Alioum Saidou and Andronikos Kakoullis called upon to get their side back in this contest with around 20 minutes to play.

Good news for Larne: Man of the match Graham Burke has been subbed off.

Bad news for Larne: There's still another 20 minutes or so to go and Shamrock Rovers are thirsty for more goals.

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It will be a long old 25 minutes for Panathinaikos.

It felt like a matter of time before Neil Critchley turned to his bench with Hearts needing some fresh ideas - and legs - to see them safely through this second half.

Jorge Grant and Daniel Oyegoke come on for Adam Forrester and Kenneth Vargas.

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If you're a Chelsea fan though, you're enjoying this start to the season, you're enjoying what's happening in Europe.

They'll be wanting to win this trophy, surely.

Axel Disasi wants to get in on the goal-scoring action. He drives forward, cuts in and unleashes a decent shot which requires a good save from Bartlomiej Dragowski.

Former Newcastle winger Allan Saint-Maximin in the Fenerbahce starting line up. Ex-Manchester United loan player Sofyan Amrabat also starts.

Fenerbahce XI: Livakovic, Muldur, Djiku, Soyuncu, Samuel, Amrabat, Fred, Szymanski, Tadic, En Nesyri, Saint-Maximin.

Subs: Egribayat, Cetin, Akaydin, Yuksek, Yandas, Dzeko, Kahveci, Tosun, Dursun, Rodrigo Becao, Akcicek, Tograk.

Victor Lindelof makes his first start since March for Manchester United. Captain Bruno Fernandes misses out through suspension.

Man Utd XI: Onana, Lindelof, de Ligt, Martinez, Mazraoui, Eriksen, Ugarte, Dalot, Garnacho, Rashford, Zirkzee.

Subs: Bayindir, Heaton, Hojlund, Diallo, Casemiro, Antony, Wheatley, Amass, Ogunneye.

News is reaching us that Uefa have taken Shamrock's third goal off Graham Burke and officially recorded it as a Tomas Cosgrove own goal.

Republic of Ireland international Burke, who was once on Aston Villa's books, still has a goal and an assist to his name. And he's surely heading for the man of the match award.

Changes all round.

Tete and Giorgos Vagiannidis come on for Daniel Mancini and Giannis Kotsiras for the home side.

Pedro Neto and Christopher Nkunku make way for Tyrique George and Marc Guiu for the visitors.

Here's how The New Saints line up against Kazakhstan club Astana in the Europa Conference League.

The New Saints XI: Roberts, Bodenham, Daniels, Brobbel, McМanus, Redmond, D. Williams, J Williams, Holden, Smith, Davies.

Astana XI: Zarutskiy, Kalaica, Bystrov, Kuat, Ahanonu, Beysebekov, Osei, Astanov, Dosmagambetov, Basmanov, Karimov.

Glenn Hoddle advised Chelsea to take Panathinaikos to the cleaners at half-time. They're certainly doing that.

Ange Postecoglou makes nine changes from his Tottenham side that ran out 4-1 winners against West Ham on Saturday, with only Destiny Udogie and James Maddison keeping their places.

Teenagers Archie Gray, Mikey Moore and Lucas Bergvall are all handed starts, while Radu Dragusin returns after serving a one-match European ban following his red card against Qarabag.

Heung-min Son, as confirmed by Postecoglou on Wednesday, is not involved, while Micky van de Ven is on the bench against his hometown club.

Tottenham XI: Forster, Gray, Dragusin, Davies, Udogie, Bentancur, Maddison, Bergvall, Moore, Richarlison, Werner.

Subs: Vicario, Austin, Bissoima, Romero, Solanke, Kulusevski, Johnson, Porro, Odobert, Sarr, Van de Ven, Lankshear.

AZ Alkmaar boss Maarten Martens goes with an unchanged starting line-up from his team's 2-1 defeat by PSV in the Eredivisie on Saturday.

Republic of Ireland striker Troy Parrott leads the attacking line against his former club, who he left on a permanent deal for AZ in July.

AZ Alkmaar XI: Owusu-Oduro, Maikuma, Penetra, Dekker, Wolfe, Clasie, Belic, Poku, Mijnans, Van Bommel, Parrott.

Subs: Velhurst, Zoet, Koopmeiners, Addai, Lahdo, Kasius, Kwakman, De Wit, Meerdink, Berkhout.

So close to 5-1!

After captain Roberto Lopes crashes a header against the Larne crossbar, Johnny Kenny flicks the ball up and volleys into the net.

It won't count. The referee has disallowed it for what looks like a foul.