Spurs come from behind to lead CSKA 3-1
Tottenham head into Europa League
Leicester being thrashed 5-0 by Porto
Dortmund hit back from 2-0 down to level at Real Madrid
German side win the group, Real finish second
Tottenham 2-1 CSKA Moscow
Harry Kane pings a free-kick over the wall but it's an easy catch for Igor Akinfeev.
Spurs fans, are you looking forward to a Europa League campaign, or not?
Much like the Checkatrade, it's probably a waste of time until you reach the final. Win it of course, and you secure a place in the Champions League next season.
Andre Silva (Pen 64 mins)
Ben Hamer dives right, Andre Silva goes left. Four.
Image source, Getty ImagesPorto 3-0 Leicester
Danny Drinkwater puts a hand on Andre Silva's shoulder, like a nightclub bouncer asking you politely to leave. Penalty.
Tottenham 2-1 CSKA Moscow
Spurs chuck on Georges-Kevin Nkoudou. It's that sort of night.
Porto 3-0 Leicester
More like it again from the Foxes as Shinji Okazaki finally tests Iker Casillas with a stooping header. Straight at the legend, but he had to work at least.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (60 mins)
Game on in Madrid?
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has shown his credentials at the stadium where, if you believe the rumours, he wouldn't mind strutting his stuff more regularly, with a poacher's finish to match those of Karim Benzema.
That goal means Dortmund equal the record for most goals in a Champions League group stage campaign, with 20.
Image source, AFPGonzalo Higuain has put Juventus ahead against Dinamo Zagreb, meaning there will have to be some turnaround in that group for the Italian champions not to finish in first.
Sevilla need to win their match in Lyon - currently goalless - and hope Zagreb can score twice.
The seeds for the next round are beginning to take shape.
Image source, ReutersPorto 3-0 Leicester
Half an hour to go in the deadest of dead rubbers. Robbie Savage was asked at half time what the best result Leicester could get was. He said a 3-0 defeat.
Tottenham 2-1 CSKA Moscow
CSKA Moscow don't look too bothered about sending manager Leo Slutski off with a win tonight, it's a very slow and steady second half at Wembley thus far.
Image source, Getty ImagesPorto 3-0 Leicester
Porto have made a slow start to the second half but almost find a fourth as the sharp and nimble Diogo Jota skins the blunt and clumsy Marcin Wasilewski and fires in a low shot which beats Ben Hamer - but slides past the post.
Karim Benzema (52 mins)
Real Madrid goal number two, Karim Benzema goal number two.
Once again though, the France striker owes a weight of gratitude to a lovely cross, this time from James Rodriguez, who whips a delicious left-footer across the face of goal, leaving Benzema the simplest of headers.
Image source, AFPTottenham 2-1 CSKA Moscow
Spurs are seeing all of the early play as Son Heung-min goes close to meeting a teasing cross from Danny Rose.
Porto 3-0 Leicester
Leicester have had a shot, this is not a drill! Already much brighter from the Foxes as Demarai Gray shoots high and over the top.
#bbcfootball
The Optimist: I think Leicester City will become the 1st team in history that won the league and got relegated the following season.
I think that you may need to change your Twitter moniker...
Image source, APTottenham 2-1 CSKA Moscow
And back up and running at Wembley as well.
Porto 3-0 Leicester
Back under way.
Porto 3-0 Leicester
Leo Ulloa and Marc Albrighton are on at half-time, with Ahmed Musa and Jeff Schlupp off at the break.
#bbcfootball
Dan: How would Leicester feel if they were Copenhagen right now? Team and performance basically constitutes a forfeit!
Kris Jefferson: There no rules about playing strongest teams in CL?! Feels very harsh on Copenhagen, Leicester were never gonna win with this team.
Leicester may have made 10 changes, but it's still a strong team out there tonight. Plus, there's no saying the team who started at the weekend would have done any better...
Tottenham 2-1 CSKA Moscow
This is the end of an era tonight, as CSKA Moscow head coach Leonid Slutsky is taking charge of the Russian champions for the final time in the match at Wembley.
Slutsky, who combined his role with leading the Russian national side during Euro 2016, has decided to leave the club after a record 302 matches at the helm.
The 45-year-old has led CSKA to three Russian titles and two domestic cups since replacing former Spurs boss Juande Ramos in 2009.
Image source, ReutersTottenham 2-1 CSKA Moscow
Christian Eriksen has been the best player on the pitch tonight. After an ordinary start to the season he's shone in the last few games.