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Two goals from midfielder Vitolo helped defending champions Sevilla secure a 3-2 away win at Borussia Monchengladbach and book a place in the last 16 with a 4-2 aggregate victory.

Dutch champions Ajax cruised into the next round as Arkadiusz Milik, who also scored in the first leg at the Amsterdam ArenA, bagged a brace in a 3-0 win at Legia Warsaw to secure a 4-0 aggregate win.

Spanish side Villarreal - semi-finalists in 2011 - were made to work by FC Red Bull in Salzburg but two goals for Luciano Vietto and a late strike from Giovani Dos Santos eventually secured a 3-1 away win - 4-2 on aggregate.

Liverpool need a break and they take one when Emre Can goes down holding his calf. Since the end of the first half it has been one-way traffic.

Game on at Goodison.

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Well played Simon Mignolet! The Belgian stands up to make a big save at his near post from Demba Ba, and Martin Skrtel completes the clearance. Moments later Ba tees up Gokhan Tore for a strike which is easily held.

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Everton manager Roberto Martinez on ITV1: "It's important we are ready for a very interesting game. Young Boys will be a tough test.

"It's not a risk playing Steven Naismith and Romelu Lukaku, even though they are one booking away from a suspension, as we are too far away from the quarter-finals. You can't think about the bookings as we just want to get through."

"Every game for us is very important and we're trying to build something. Everyone in the squad is ready for me."

Everton: Howard, Coleman, Jagielka, Alcaraz, Garbutt, McCarthy, Gibson, Barry, Naismith, Lukaku, Mirallas. Subs: Robles, Baines, Kone, Besic, Barkley, Osman, Browning.

Young Boys: Wolfli, Sutter, Vilotic, Rochat, Lecjaks, Zarate, Sanogo, Bertone, Nuzzolo, Hoarau, Kubo. Subs: Mvogo, Hadergjonaj, Affum, Gerndt, Steffen, Sulejmanov, Burki.

Referee: Stefan Johannesson (Sweden)

Here come the sides at Goodison Park. Surely Everton are home and hosed?

Besiktas left-back Daniel Opare lets fly from 25 yards, Simon Mignolet is very confident as he lets it go past the post - it wasn't too far wide at all.

Liverpool have offered nothing going forwards since the first half.

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The Besiktas support get a nine from me tonight Phenomenal, sustained volume. Like a hen night in Leeds city centre. Top notch.

Will they be cheering at the end of extra-time though?

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"It was a first-goal game tonight. Spurs showed enough in the first 45 minutes but Roberto Soldado's miss ultimately cost them.

"These games are often determined by a tactical change and Vincenzo Montella got it right.

"It's been Spurs' 44th game of the season. Were they going to go on with still loads of games to play in this competition?

"But just possibly if Spurs win (the League Cup) on Sunday they would go in the Europa League again.

"If they don't win against Chelsea, they have the fourth place in the Premier League to go for so they could still qualify for Europe again next season."

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Back in play in Istanbul.

So there's a Merseyside feel to our next few hours. Liverpool have extra-time and possibly penalties in Istanbul - we've heard that before - while Everton have a dead rubber to put to bed. All set?

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In the other 20:05 GMT kick-offs, Athletic Bilbao's second leg with Torino is finely balanced at 2-2 but Carlos Gurpegui's late equaliser in Italy means the Spanish side - beaten finalists in 2012 - have two away goals to fall back on at San Mames.

Italian title-hopefuls Roma face Serie A leaders Juventus on Monday but first they have a last-32 clash with Dutch side Feyenoord to contend with and could only manage a 1-1 draw at the Stadio Olimpico after former Sheffield United forward Colin Kazim-Richards cancelled out Gervinho's opener.

Fellow Italians Napoli should have no trouble dispatching Turkish side Trabzonspor as they take a 4-0 lead into the home leg, while German side Wolfsburg travel with a 2-0 lead to Sporting Lisbon, thanks to a brace from in-form striker Bas Dost at the Volkswagen Arena.

Celtic are out after a late goal in the San Siro.

Follow full reaction in the live page here.

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Spurs are out, Fiorentina progress to the last 16.

EXTRA-TIME awaits. In the words of Steven Gerrard, we go again...

You have to ask why Tolgay Arslan didn't start tonight. The Besiktas sub has been brilliant, bringing a huge grin to Slaven Bilic's face with a wonderful run that wins a corner.

And from the corner, Demba Ba smashes the bar! Goodness me. Ba hurt the Reds in the spring but he has to score this time. Six yards out, he cannons one against the underside of the crossbar and away!

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Inter take a step closer to the last 16 with an excellent, excellent goal. Fredy Guarin sets his sights from 25 yards and screams one into the top corner. Even Craig Gordon can't save that.

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Defending champions Sevilla have edged clear against Borussia Monchengladbach as Vitolo has added to his first-half strike to make it 4-2 on aggregate.

Villarreal's Luciano Vietto has bagged a brace against FC Red Bull to make it 3-1 in Salzsburg and those away goals mean that it's really all over as the Spanish visitors also lead 5-2 on aggregate.