Results: Leicester 1-0 Copenhagen, Leverkusen 0-0 Spurs
Mahrez scores Leicester winner from close range
Leicester one win from knockout stages
Lloris stars as Spurs earn battling draw
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Leverkusen 0-0 Tottenham
Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino, speaking to BT Sport: "I am not disappointed. After the game, I think it is a good point for us.
"It was a very tough game. In the first half we deserved more and in the second they got better, I am pleased with the point.
"In the second half I think they played better than us and started to dominate the game. We need to be positive - it is in our hands to go through to the next round.
"It will be a big test for us in the next game. We need to change the feeling after Monaco (who beat them in their opening game of the group) and show that we can make Wembley our home."
Leverkusen 0-0 Tottenham
Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino's asked to explain why his team seemed to fade in the second half, after having created (and missed) so many good chances in the opening period.
"A draw is for us a good result," he says in reply. More to come.
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Leicester 1-0 Copenhagen
Leicester are only the fifth side in Champions League history to win each of their first three games.
The other four?
Real Madrid 5-1 Legia Warsaw
Gareth's got his goal, and has slipped into something more comfortable.
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Leicester 1-0 Copenhagen
Leicester City
Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri: "It was a tough match. We knew that very well, it was a strong team, very well organised, very difficult to beat them, but it was good.
"In the first half we played so-so. It was difficult to go through the lines but in the second half was much better.
"When you are playing in the Champions League your mind is more concentrated, you are more focused on the match. You lose something when you play in the league. But I hope we can change this soon. We cannot continue in this way. Our goal is to change our concentration in the Premier League."
And on Kasper Schmeichel's late save: "Kasper is a fantastic keeper, he gives good calm to all his team-mates."
Leicester 1-0 Copenhagen
Leicester City
On BT Sport, Gary Lineker asks Claudio Ranieri whether he'd like to see his side take on Barcelona or Real Madrid.
"Wait Gary, we aren't ready!" is the reply. Hang about and we'll type up the rest.
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Paul Foster: Leicester have no chance of winning the CL. They have not beaten anybody of note yet. Barcelona must be licking their lips!
Leverkusen 0-0 Tottenham
"Hugggggggoooo!"
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Next?
Leicester and Tottenham play return fixtures against the teams they were up against tonight on Wednesday, 2 November.
So that's:
Copenhagen v Leicester
and
Tottenham v Bayer Leverkusen
Leicester 1-0 Copenhagen
Leicester City
Worth noting that Leicester are now certain of a place in the Europa League knockout stages.
"But we don't want to give you that..."
Real Madrid 5-1 Legia Warsaw
What? Gareth Bale's scored his first Champions League goal since 2014?
You've read that correctly.
The Welshman was on target as holders Real Madrid beat Legia Warsaw of Poland 5-1.
Never much danger of an upset in that one...
Image source, APHugo Lloris and Kasper Schmeichel weren't the only keepers to impress tonight.
Gianluigi Buffon was also on top form, saving a penalty as his Juventus side ran out 1-0 winners at French club Lyon.
There was even praise from Manchester United's David de Gea...
Leverkusen 0-0 Tottenham
Tottenham Hotspur
More from Tottenham keeper Hugo Lloris, on his remarkable second half save which kept out a close-range Javier Hernandez shot:
"You need a bit of luck in that kind of action and this time I saved the goal.
"It was a key moment but it was not the only one. We should have scored in the first half and then the game would have been much different.
"I think we all want to go back to Wembley. The first game against Monaco is still in our minds and we want revenge for everyone and all the fans, they deserve more."
Leicester 1-0 Copenhagen
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Mairtin O Mochain: Surely this is Ranieri's plan,win the league then Champions League and ride off into the sunset
Leverkusen 0-0 Tottenham
Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris, on BT Sport: "We are pleased with a point. I think we missed chances in the first half and at this level if you don't score it is difficult to win games. Then in the second half the game turned. Leverkusen pressed high and we struggled a bit. I think a draw is a good result for us.
"We did a job defensively together. We were strong in midfield too, they contributed to getting the point. I think we can congratulate everyone. Let's see what will happen in two weeks."
And in the Championship tonight, Newcastle went top with a 2-0 win at Barnsley, while there was a late winner for new Aston Villa boss Steve Bruce at Reading.