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From goalkeeper to chokeslammer.

I can't see either Hugo Lloris or Kasper Schmeichel jumping into the wrestling ring, but have you got any alternative careers for any of our current sportsmen?

Joey Barton, Yaya Toure and Bastian Schweinsteiger are all ears...

I was going to suggest Peter Crouch for basketball but it turns out he's going to play bass in some sort of supergroup...

You can text your suggestions to 81111 (UK Only with your names on) or tweet us at #bbcfootball.

Having played in goal for Germany and Werder Bremen, Tim Wiese turned his back on football and has become a professional WWE wrestler, due to make his debut on Thursday. 

An extraordinary turn of events... 

Andy Brassell
European Football Expert on BBC Radio 5 live

Borussia Dortmund really need to come back strongly. They have been out of form. I think there is a bit of yearning for the blood and thunder of Jurgen Klopp.

With White Hart Lane in the midst of a revamp, it's back to Wembley for Spurs tonight.

Spurs won their first match at the new Wembley – beating Chelsea 2-1 in the 2008 League Cup final – but have lost on their five visits since (2009 and 2015 League Cup finals; 2010 and 2012 FA Cup semi-finals and their opening game against Monaco).  

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Manchester City ended a five-game losing run last night. Can Spurs do the same tonight?

Andy Townsend
Ex-Republic of Ireland international on BBC 5 live

Leicester have looked better recently. If you look at Chelsea, they had a blip and Antonio Conte reverted to type with three at the back, it was similar with Ranieri and Okazaki.

When you bring in new faces you have to integrate them. Look at Henrikh Mkhitaryan at Manchester United, he has hardly had a kick.

I understand Leicester playing Musa tonight and playing him where he wants to play down the middle. Ranieri has got a powerful squad with great options. He has the opportunity to rotate this season.

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So Leicester could go through tonight, but who else could secure qualification and how?

In Group F, Borussia Dortmund can go through with a win over Sporting, whilst Real Madrid will secure qualification if they beat Legia Warsaw and Dortmund also win. 

Juventus can secure their place with a win over Lyon at home in Group H. Sevilla will also go through tonight if both they and Juventus win. 

Losses for Legia Warsaw in Group F, Club Brugge in Group G or Dinamo Zagreb in Group H will put an end to their chances of reaching the last 16. 

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Four teams booked their passage with two games still to go last night - ink in Arsenal, Paris St-Germain, Atletico Madrid and Bayern Munich into your Champions League wallcharts.

Harry Kane is not fit enough to be included tonight. North London derby anyone?

BBC Radio 5 live

As well as ourselves BBC Radio 5 live will keep you up to date with the matches across Europe tonight. 

The show is on now, with Mark Chapman bringing you all of the build-up to Tottenham against Bayer Leverkusen and Leicester's visit to Copenhagen. 

Then from 19:45 you can join Ian Dennis and former Chelsea and Aston Villa midfielder Andy Townsend for live commentary from Wembley. 

You can also listen at the top of this page.

Leicester City

And it's three changes for Leicester as Jeff Schlupp, Luis Hernandez and Daniel Amartey all start. 

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs make two changes from the team which drew with Leicester as Ben Davies and Mousa Sissoko come in for Danny Rose and Vincent Janssen. Son Heung-min will be up front. 

There are eight games in total tonight, but our focus will be largely on:

Tottenham v Bayer Leverkusen (19:45 GMT)

FC Copenhagen v Leicester (19:45 GMT)

It's heating up in the Champions League and tonight two Premier League sides look to edge closer to qualification.

Leicester and Atletico Madrid are the only sides left in the Champions League with a 100% record, while Tottenham badly need to end their bad run at Wembley and get on to winning ways.

"We won't see this again - 5000/1 to win the league...what are the odds?"  

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Neil Lennon's spur-of-the-moment reaction to his former side Leicester winning the Premier League last season was perhaps my favourite, but he can be forgiven for his slip of the tongue.

Leicester. Champions. Six months on it still has an incredible twinge to it.

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Their title defence may not have got off to the best start - though a weekend draw at White Hart Lane was impressive - but in the Champions League the Foxes have left people speechless once more.

Tonight they can secure their place in the last 16 with two games to go. They can even win their group.

What are the odds?