The story of Spurs earning a point at Leverkusen is all about their goalkeeper. Hugo Lloris was brilliant. 

Reaction from him to come.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Spurs have two games at home and one away to come so they will be thinking 'we can get to the next stage'.

It is an advantage (having games at home) but playing at Wembley, teams want to come and play there. It is not as big an advantage.

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Leicester captain Wes Morgan, on BT Sport: "That was a stern test. They're very physical, two banks of four, difficult to break down. Unbelievable atmosphere once again. The crowd really turned out and cheered us on, even the Copenhagen fans were fantastic. It's nights like this you live for."

So the Foxes are just one win away from reaching the last 16. 

Three out of three. Incredible stuff. Reaction to come.

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Juventus struck a key late goal in Lyon. Juan Cuadrado - on loan from Chelsea - produced a powerful finish to beat Anthony Lopes at his near post. Earlier, Alexandre Lacazette missed a penalty for Lyon.

That goal means Juve and Sevilla sit on seven points in Group H. The Spanish side won at Dinamo Zagreb courtesy of Samir Nasri's goal.

In Leicester's group, Andre Silva's injury-time penalty helped Porto come from behind to beat Club Brugge.

And spare a thought for Igor Akinfeev. He is now 40 games without a clean sheet in the Champions League after CSKA Moscow leaked a late equaliser against Monaco.

Ian Dennis
Senior football reporter at the King Power Stadium

Leicester weren't great in the first half but they did improve. 

Copenhagen were stubborn and Kasper Schmeichel has kept Leicester ahead.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Spurs have to be delighted. They were so far under the cosh, particularly in the second half. 

They got lucky tonight.

And Leicester's keeper Kasper Schmeichel produced a brilliant save at the end to see out the win.

Hugo Lloris falls onto a loose ball into the box, soaks up the remaining time and booms Tottenham beyond the final whistle. 

A strong performance from the French keeper. Strong.

A long thow in to the box? This is last-chance saloon for Copenhagen, but as they work it into the box it's too easy for Kasper Schmeichel to claim. 

That should be it...

Hugo Lloris launches long from a goal kick. Can Spurs hold on?

Three minutes added on here too. Leverkusen throwing the ball forward into the box. Eric Dier's neck muscles working overtime.

Kasper Schmeichel may well have just sealed the three points. A huge, powerful hand paws away Andreas Cornelius' strike. 

We're heading into stoppage time... Three minutes added on.

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Leicester are minutes away from cruising to a cool third win from their first three matches in the Champions League. They're set up to see this through.

Arron Palmer: Sorry, but Albrighton has to go. I saw my Grandma put better crosses in an old Argos order slip.

Leverkusen ragged now, but still pressing for a winner, Spurs holding on and building forward when they can.

Monaco have just equalised against CSKA Moscow.

Jamie Vardy is coming off, Shinji Okazaki replacing him. 

And then Federico Santander booms a header over the bar! A brilliant chance for an equaliser wasted - that's the best opening Copenhagen have had this half. 

Will there be another?

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

That has come through a crowd of players, Kiessling just needs to get it on target.

Another brilliant chance.

Oh my word. Stefan Kiessling misses an absolute sitter. 

The cross hits him hard, but he's about two yards out and any reaction to steer the ball on target and surely Hugo Lloris is beaten. Wide. Very wide.