Ricardo Laborde breaks at pace down the Everton left. You had better have a bit of pace when you are sporting a razzy Mohawk like his.

Gareth Barry is more of a short-back-and-sides man, but shows his wiles as he jockeys his man, shows him the outside and then lunges across to block his shot.

Sam in Shrewsbury: Definitely LA Galaxy. Learn from all the legends and get you would get to see America!

Ross in Bath: Dubai, no explanation needed.

Sam Ward: It's got to be Dortmund hasn't it? Just for that fans, what an atmosphere.

What's the football team in Dubai you're referring to Ross?

Tickets for this match are apparently only £2. I thought you had to sell your gran just to get a drink in Russia nowadays, but the cut-price entrance has ensured a bubbly atmosphere.

Bubbly, with a touch of air horn. Nice.

Christian Atsu has Champions League experience with previous club Porto and has looked nimble on the ball so far. The on-loan Chelsea man is landed in a heap by a rough challenge down by the Krasnodar corner flag and from the resulting free-kick John Stones heads over the top.

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Better from Everton. Gareth Barry gets the inside of that left peg around the ball from 25 yards and Andriy Dykan is called upon to make another good save.

Adam Bennet:, external There is nothing like loyalty nowadays is there, no matter how talented I was, I'd play for MK Dons on 3-4k per week

LenM4: , externalBarcelona. 90,000+ fans watching you play, plus having Messi, Suarez and Neymar in the same side isn't too bad either!

Sam Freud:, external Got to me a couple of seasons playing for Torino trying to recreate the best club side ever.

So, nobody has suggested Grampus Eight yet? It was good enough for Gary Lineker. So where would you like to go to play abroad before returning to the UK for the swansong of your career?

Everton's first effort on goal and it is a rasper.

Aiden McGeady comes in off the left flank and sends a fierce daisy-cutter skimming towards goal. Andriy Dykan is down very sharply to make the save. A very good stop.

I think that is the first time I have seen Samuel Eto'o so far in the game.

The Cameroonian legend gets a run at Ragnar Sigurdsson. The pace isn't there to go round the defender, but he forces a corner from which the hosts look a little flakey in the air.

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Tim Howard had a blinder against Wolfsburg in Everton's last Europa League outing and it is looking like it is going to be another busy evening for the American.

He sprawls right and stiffens his wrist to bat away a Marat Izmailov driller from the edge of the box.

John Stones is fastest onto the loose ball, hooking high and clear.

Ashton Danby:, external Dortmund because they have a good relationship with Liverpool

Rhys Wilson-Plant: , externalBayern Munich because that city as well as Germany is awesome, then back to Brighton! Although I'm not sure a Brighton player would ever be good enough for Munich!

Jed Varah: , externalThe best team that wanted to sign me obviously!

Everton have managed to steady the ship in the last few minutes, holding onto the ball and drawing the sting from Krasnodar's lightning start.

Christian Atsu wins a free-kick in the centre-circle as he draws the foul from Vitali Kaleshin.

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You've moved away from Europe with some of these - very hipster. So where would you go to play abroad before coming home for the swansong of your career?

Joseph Bird:, external Got to be Boca Juniors for the crazy atmosphere and the River Plate Derby

Andrew Griffin:, external I'd have a year on loan at Napoli. Passionate fans, lovely sunshine and could get a haircut like Marek Hamsik.

Rian Hoskins:, external Despite the appeal of the Bundesliga and Serie A, I would go to a team like Sevilla. Could regularly play Barca and Real Madrid

Andrew: AS Roma to enjoy the amazing culture and the play with some of the legends Totti, Pirlo, Buffon.

Andrew in Richhill: I'd love to play for Italian side Napoli. The fans in Naples are incredible and I'd love for the guy with the megaphone to shout my name after scoring a goal! Napoli was good enough for Diego Maradona, so it's good enough for me.

That guy with the megaphone is Decibel Bellini. Possibly not the name his mother gave him. What a job he has got., external

Krasnodar are knocking on the door.

Ricardo Laborde spanks a low cross through the Everton six-yard box and Ari and Marat Izmailov are just a yard short of getting a toe on it. Tim Howard would not have stood a chance.

Captain Jags to the rescue. Just like in Saturday's Merseyside derby it is Everton's Phil Jagielka who bails his side out of trouble, sliding across to block Ari's cross from the edge of the box.

Everton have set up with Samuel Eto'o on his tod up front. There are a trio of playmakers hanging behind him - Christian Atsu, Aiden McGeady and Leon Osman - and Gareth Barry and Darron Gibson anchoring behind them.

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Geoff in London: Everton can just be thankful Luch-Energiya from Vladavostok didn't qualify for Europa, just a lazy 15-hour flight.

Earlier, we asked where you would go to play abroad before returning home for the swansong of your career. Keep them coming in!

James Cornish:, external Monaco, tax free!

Jacob:, external Easily Sporting CP, great place to make a name for yourself and brilliant facilities plus, it's Portugal

Ash:, external Dortmund, passionate just like teams in England and play the closest type of football we play, physical

Leon Osman, probably with Roberto Martinez's passing philosophy ringing in his ears, attempts to play his way out of his own half and is hustled off the ball. Ari with a neat reverse ball picks out the run of the Krasnodar winger and Marat Izmailov is only a whisker away from flicking the ball home from his cross.

The hosts have come out swinging Ivan Drago style.

Mauricio Pereyra lets fly with the first shot in anger, clearing Tim Howard's crossbar by a good five feet or so...