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Right, it's goodbye from me. And it's goodbye from him.

Make sure you join us - and him - for Monday's Europa League draw. Sportsday Live will be bringing you all the teams as soon as they are pulled out of the hat. See you then!

Tottenham, Everton and Celtic are all in the last 32 draw which takes place on Monday (12:00 GMT, along with Liverpool who drop down from the Champions League.

• Two pots for the round of 32 draw

• The 12 group winners and the four best third-ranked teams dropping down from the Champions League group stage are seeded

• They are drawn against the 12 group runners-up and the remaining third-placed Champions League sides.

• No team can play a club from their group or a side from the same association.

• Games will be played on 19 and 26 February.

Group winners: Borussia Monchengladbach, Club Brugge, Besiktas, Red Bull Salzburg, Dinamo Moscow, Inter Milan, Feyenoord, Everton, Fiorentina, Napoli, Dynamo Kiev, Legia Warsaw.

Runners-up: Villarreal, Torino, Tottenham, Celtic, PSV Eindhoven, Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk, Sevilla, Wolfsburg, Young Boys, Aalborg, Guingamp, Trabzonspor.

Transferring from Champions League: Seeded - Olympiakos, Zenit, Sporting Lisbon, Athletic Bilbao. Unseeded - Liverpool, Anderlecht, AS Roma, AFC Ajax.

Everton left-back Luke Garbutt: "It was a difficult game because I thought Krasnodar played really well and passed the ball well. But our boys did well. We wanted to the win game but we have got to take some positives from it.

On his own performance: "I think I've done alright. The gaffer wanted me to get forward from the off and that's what I've done. Watching Leighton Baines day in day out is invaluable for me and will help me no end."

Rian Hoskins:, external While the result is disappointing, Everton are still top of their group while quite a few youngsters have gained experience.

Everton midfielder Gareth Barry: "We always knew we had won the group so it was a chance to try a few young players. The group has come in today and done a great job. We wanted to win but there were plenty of positives.

"It is never easy when one youngster comes in on their own with lots of experienced players around them. So when three, four or five are playing together, it is always a bit more difficult. At half-time, the manager said 'impress yourself a bit more'.

"I thought we took the game to Krasnodar in the second half and thought we were unlucky not to get the goal."

Despite that narrow defeat, Everton move into the last 32 as one of the 16 seeded teams. German side Wolfsburg qualify as the runners-up after a 3-0 win at Lille.

Roberto Martinez dished out debuts to a quartet of young Toffees players, along with giving experience to several others lacking European experience.

And for the majority of this cagey 90 minutes, the Blues equipped themselves pretty well against the Russian visitors who fielded a strong side.

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No more chances for Everton to salvage a draw as their Europa League group campaign ends with a defeat.

But tonight wasn't about the result for Roberto Martinez. No, with his team already assured of finishing as Group H winners, he was more interested in blooding a few youngsters.

And in that respect I'm sure the Spaniard will be content with a successful evening.

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Two minutes of stoppage time.

Mike Lawson:, external Ledson, Dowell and expecially Garbutt have been great to watch. Bright futures. I'm not so sure about McAleny and Joel...

Time for another Everton debut. Wales youth international Gethin Jones comes on for fellow defender Tyias Browning.

Plenty of encouragement from those Everton fans who have braved the lashing rain, and resisted the temptation to run back early to the warm car.

Can they be cheered by a late equaliser? Another reminder that it will NOT affect Everton's progress in the Europa League -they're already through to the last 16.

Five minutes for Everton to nick an equaliser. Substitute Chris Long has a half chance, pointing to the spot where he wants the ball, but the angle beats him as he scuffs into the hands of away keeper Andrei Sinitsin.

The Krasnodar physio does not look happy about having to run out into the heavy Merseyside rain to treat the injured Joaozinho. The Brazilian crumbles to the turf after a meaty tackle by Toffees right-back Tyias Browning.

Jamie Mills O'Brien:, external Saw this boy Long do the crossbar challenge once. Shanked it. This one is staying 0-1.

Chris Long is straight into the thick of the action. Winning a free-kick on the left which Luke Garbutt clips into the danger-zone. Arouna Kone climbs highest but can't keep his header down.

England Under-20 forward Chris Long is the next product of Everton's Academy to be given a run-out. The Liverpool-born striker comes on for his Toffees debut as he shakes hands with Conor McAleny.

Everton are already through as Group H winners, and it looks as though Wolfsburg will be joining them.

Dieter Hecking's side, who only need a draw in Lille to progress, lead 2-0 through goals from Vieirinha and Ricardo Rodriguez - but they are down to 10 men after midfielder Josuha Guilavogui was sent off for two yellow-card offences.

Of interest to Liverpool fans - Divock Origi, on loan at Lille from Anfield - has had a penalty saved.

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An England Under-21 international, Tyias Browning - who is making his first start for Everton tonight - was given the ultimate test when he made his club debut as a substitute against Liverpool at Anfield in September.

Born in Liverpool, the 20-year-old has been on the books at Goodison Park since he was 10.

The defender, who has a reputation for no-nonsense tackling, helped Everton win the Under-18 Premier League title in 2011, and played two games in the Championship when manager Roberto Martinez sent him out to his former club Wigan on a month's loan in January.