In light of Manchester City being in trouble for fans booing the Champions League anthem we are asking you what's the silliest thing you've been in trouble for.

Clinton Njie makes his full debut for Tottenham tonight in place of Harry Kane. The Cameroon international is 22 and joined Spurs in the summer on a five-year deal from Lyon for a reported £10m. Kane's path from the youth set-up to first-team regular was a key factor in his move to north London. 

Now he gets his chance.  

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And that should be two! Christian Eriksen looks far too good for this Anderlecht defence, they can't get anywhere near him as he picks up Eric Dier's pass and frees Erik Lamela into the area. Lamela in one-on-one, just needs the dink but he can only shoot tamely at Silvio Proto.

Huge chance...

Spurs utterly dominant in these opening minutes. The home crowd are still making a right old din though. A second Tottenham goal may quell their fire.

In light of Manchester City being in trouble for fans booing the Champions League anthem we are asking you what's the silliest thing you've been in trouble for.

What a start for Spurs. And seconds later Christian Eriksen hits a free-kick inches wide from 22 yards out. He smells a healthy goal bonus tonight...

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Former Premier League striker Bradley Allen on BBC Radio London: "With his technical ability, he's not going to miss a chance like that. It ricocheted into his path fortunately, he missed moments ago but not that time, clinical finish."

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Anederlecht finished third in the Belgian league last season and currently occupy the exact same place this season after 11 matches.

Their current squad is not littered with household names but right-back Anthony Vanden Borre may be remembered for a spell on loan at Portsmouth and midfielder Steven Defour was heavily linked with a move to the Premier League a few years ago.

None of their squad were in the most recent Belgium squad - but that did only contain six players who play in Belgium. 

They do possess several youngsters who are very highly thought of - keep an eye on Dennis Praet and Youri Tielemans. 

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Former Premier League striker Bradley Allen is co-commentator on BBC Radio London: "The manager has opted for a strong starting line up. He thinks seven points would put them in a healthy position and in the remaining two games he may be able to play some of the younger, impressive players coming through. They've got a busy fixture spell coming up with London derbies."

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Hugo Lloris then lamps a huge clearance down the park and Spurs are in! The ball bobbles around, Christian Eriksen gets the ball on to his left foot and gets a shot away but it's straight at Silvio Porto. End-to-end stuff!

Game on! Straight from kick-off Hugo Lloris flaps at a cross from Imoh Ezekiel. Rather unconvincing. 

Tottenham will be wise to keep an eye on an Anderlecht striker who has rattled up eight clubs by the age of 26. Stefano Okaka can count Roma, Sampdoria and a loan spell at Fulham as previous ventures and the Italian is in good form, domestically at least.

He has six goals in 10 games in the Belgian league this season but none in Europe so far. He starts tonight. 

BBC Radio Merseyside's James Mountford is at Anfield on Klopp watch...

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Here we go then, a boisterous atmosphere in the stands as Tottenham and Anderlecht take to the field. The rain is pouring down. Can the goals follow?

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These sides last met in Brussels in 2007, when a Dimitar Berbatov penalty gave Spurs the 1-1 draw they needed to progress.

Have Tottenham had a striker as good as Berbatov since he left the club?

Mauricio Pochettino says Harry Kane is on the bench because he picked up a knock against Liverpool. 

The Spurs boss says: "We do not want to risk him but he is available to play from the bench. 

"It's a massive game. If we get the three points, it will be very important for our position in the table. It's an important game, we need to play well and we know they are a good team and have good players." 

Manchester City have been reported to Uefa after fans were heard booing the Champions League anthem before their win 2-1 over Sevilla on Wednesday.

Hardly the worst offence you can commit - but it got us thinking:

What's the strangest thing you've been punished for?

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In 30 games against English opposition Anderlecht have won six times - losing 19.

However all six of those wins have come at home.

Spurs have never won in Belgium. Get on the 0-0 draw.