With a round of Europa League group matches to go, the British clubs still involved in the competition can take it easy. Tottenham still have the top spot to play for, despite being through, but Celtic are certain to finish second and Everton have won their group.

That will be an exciting group of matches then...

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Tottenham Hotspur on Twitter:, external "Three pitch invaders at tonight's match have been arrested and are assisting police with their enquiries. We shall provide an update as soon as we have established the full facts. We apologise to fans for the disruptions caused by this totally unacceptable behaviour."

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"BBC Sport understands UEFA's control and disciplinary body are highly likely to review the three 'sponsored' pitch invasions at White Hart Lane tonight.

"The incidents resulted in the referee removing the players from the pitch after 41 minutes of the Europa League tie between Spurs and Partizan. It leaves Tottenham facing the prospect of a financial and/or sporting punishment.

"Any announcement on a disciplinary hearing will only come after the referee's report has been reviewed by UEFA."

A great night for British clubs in Europe then. Celtic, Tottenham and Everton all through to the knockout stages with a game to spare. Granted, it would appear difficult to not qualify from the group stages of this competition but they have done their jobs.

In fact, what a week it has been for British clubs. Liverpool and Celtic are the only two clubs to not win this week. It didn't matter for Celtic but Liverpool still have a job on their hands in the Champions League.

Who said the Premier League lacked quality?

Former Celtic striker John Hartson

Celtic should be getting a result at home at such an important stage of the group. Tactics should assure that happens. 1 man chooses tactics!!

Celtic are also through to the last 32 of the Europa League despite a 3-1 home loss to group winners Red Bull Salzburg.

Manager Ronny Deila said: "We are happy to be going through but we wanted to do it ourselves. We opened the game very poorly but showed courage to come back and I'm proud of the second half; we really put them under pressure. Salzburg has shown themselves a very good team and the best teams are going through."

"Everything is possible. If we can handle this team (Salzburg) that is the level we need to be at."

You didn't quite handle them though did you Ronny?

A reminder that earlier in the evening, Everton ensured they qualified for the last 32 as group winners with an impressive 2-0 win in Wolfsburg.

Manager Roberto Martinez said: "On the transition we were lethal and every time we broke we looked really threatening.

"The two centre-halves (Phil Jagielka and Sylvain Distin) and (goalkeeper) Tim Howard were outstanding, and I think the shape of the team helped those three to be at their best.

"We have been getting on with our season on the quiet and I think Romelu Lukaku has been exactly the same. We are building something special going into the second half of the season. That is our objective."

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You think the weather is bad enough in England at the moment, spare a thought for those in Portugal. Estoril's Europa League match at home to PSV Eindhoven was abandoned with the hosts leading 3-2 at half time. It will re played tomorrow afternoon.

Tottenham goal scorer Benjamin Stambouli on ITV4: "It was very good to score and win. It is only positive things for us. We play good teams who love to fight and we need to improve.

"My celebration (a salute) was for all military round the world. They fight for peace."

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Matt Roller:, external Soldado has something like Torres going on. Transition from comically bad to everyone wishing him well, but still dreadful.

Some Body:, external How do Spurs contrive NOT to score with all these open goals??? Lamela has no right foot? Seriously? On a plate.

Tottenham may have taken a while to get going but, as the graphic shows above, the win was more than deserved. They dominated possession and had 19 shots on goal, it's just a shame for them so many of their efforts were off target.

Spurs were pretty poor for the opening 45 minutes but an improved second-half display and Benjamin Stambouli's first goal for the club ensure the hosts qualify for the Europa League knockout stages. You get the feeling a lot of the headlines though will be about the first-half pitch invasions that saw the match suspended for 10 matches. That won't be the last Spurs hear of that.

Tottenham join Everton and Celtic in the last 32 of the Europa League with one group match still to go.

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How isn't that a penalty? Harry Kane appears to be pole axed in the penalty area but a corner is given. From the resulting kick Erik Lamela sees a curling effort expertly tipped over by Milan Lukac.

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Three minutes of added time. Spurs are heading through to the last 32 with a game to spare.

Spurs should extend their lead. Benjamin Stambouli races clear on goal but, with just goalkeeper Milan Lukac to beat, he opts to pass to Erik Lamela. The pass sends his teammate far too wide and he can only slide the ball back across goal. Stambouli has to shoot there.

BBC Sport's Richard Wilson at Celtic Park: Celtic's second-half revival fell short, although Salzburg's late third goal wasn't reflective of the balance of play. Celtic will need to improve to go further in the Europa League, but they have at least made the knockout stages despite losing to Salzburg. Much work still to do for the manager Ronny Deila.

A brilliant save from Hugo Lloris to keep Spurs ahead. Vladimir Volkov's header looks destined for the back of the net but Lloris sticks out his hand to keep it out at point blank range. Stunning.

Harry Winks is given a Spurs debut as he replaces Paulinho in midfield..

Harry Kane slots nonchalantly into the net but is rightly flagged offside.

Celtic may have lost to group leaders Salzburg but their qualification to the last 32 is secured as Dinamo Zagreb lose to Astra Giurgiu 1-0. They will take it.

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