The disparity between the resources available to these two sides was a big talking point before the first leg but Burnley manager Sean Dyche says the club must spend in the transfer market just to "keep up" with other Premier League sides.

The Clarets finished seventh and qualified for the Europa League last season but Dyche has so far been unable to add to his squad this summer.

"The challenge is opening the club's mind enough keep up. The market will outrun you at some point," he said.

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"Stretch and not break, that's the idea. It's not easy.

"We have a business model, but it makes it very tough. The chairman wants to back the club but can only back it to a certain level unless it rips up the whole structure of the club.

"I understand it. But my football head says 'give me the money and I'll go and spend it'."

Hibernian last faced Greek opposition in Europe way back in 2001, when they took on AEK Athens.

Coached at the time by current Scotland manager Alex McLeish, they lost 2-0 in Greece, before an enthralling second leg at Easter Road.

Paco Luna scored twice to level the tie, and almost headed home a winner with the final touch of the ball.

Back came AEK, though, bagging two extra-time goals as the second leg ended 3-2 in Hibs' favour.

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It was quite a night under the Easter Road floodlights seven days ago. Get yourself in the mood for some more European drama by reliving the best of the action.

Since joining Hibs in January, Florian Kamberi has racked up 13 goals in 17 matches. Not only that, but with the Swiss striker playing, Neil Lennon's men have lost only one game.

Kamberi scored the late winner against Asteras Tripolis last week. He sat out training yesterday, but starts.

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Disaster for The New Saints in a kind-of British derby in Gibraltar.

Juan Manuel Montesinos Romero has just put Lincoln Red Imps 1-0 up tonight and ahead on away goals.

Welsh champions TNS had won 2-1 last week in Shropshire against their Gibraltar counterparts.

The winners will face Midtjylland of Denmark in the third qualifying round.

Crusaders face an uphill struggle to overcome a 5-1 deficit in their Europa League second qualifying round tie against Olimpija Ljubljana.

Despite the scale of their defeat in Slovenia last week, Crusaders manager Stephen Baxter hopes to build on his side's encouraging first-leg display.

He said: "They're a very good team but we're looking for a Crusaders European performance that brings a bit of buzz.

"If you get an early goal, or a couple, you just never know."

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard makes one change to the side that won 1-0 in Croatia.

Daniel Candeias replaces Jamie Murphy out wide in midfield, with the former Brighton & Hove Albion man dropping to the bench.

Fit-again midfielder Scott Arfield makes the bench.

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Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes says Scott McKenna is "too good" for the Championship after confirming that Swansea City have made an enquiry for the centre-back, who starts tonight.

McInnes does not expect the Welsh club to make a bid for the 21-year-old.

The Pittodrie manager said that, while Swansea had been in touch, no official approach had been made.

"For me, Scott will go straight to the Premier League, in time. He will by-pass the Championship," McInnes said.

Speaking before tonight's Europa League second-leg qualifier at Burnley, McInnes said he "does not expect" the Welsh club to make a formal bid.

He added: "If they do then it's not something we would be encouraging. I'm not saying he's not for sale, but any offer will need to be way over the top.

"It is not a matter of if Scott McKenna leaves Aberdeen, it is when, and obviously I would rather that be further down the line."

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Burnley make two changes from the first leg as Anders Lindegaard starts in goal instead of the crocked Nick Pope, and Sam Vokes gets a start up front after he came on to score. Out goes Jeff Hendrick.

Aberdeen make one change at the back as Andrew Considine starts instead of Dominic Ball.

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Neil Lennon has urged his Hibernian side to be "more aggressive".

Hibs fought back from 2-0 down at Easter Road to lead the second-round tie 3-2 before Thursday's decisive match in Greece.

The victors face Norway's Molde in the next round.

"You can see how much it meant to the players to drag themselves back into the tie," Lennon said.

"It is still very much in the balance. The way the team is set up is to attack and score goals.

"We are mindful that the game can change very quickly but I think it's important that we score."

The big news for Hibs fans is that Florian Kamberi does start tonight. The Swiss striker, who scored the first-leg winner, sat out training yesterday due to injury.

Elsewhere, club captain David Gray - another first-leg goalscorer - replaces Steven Whittaker in the only change to the starting XI.

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Mart Poom's son! YES.

A couple of interesting goalscorers early on in today's Europa League qualifiers. Mart Poom's son, Markus, has scored for Flora Tallinn against Apoel Nicosia (but his side still trail 5-2 on aggregate).

Poom Jr, 19, was born in Derby - where his father played from 1997 to 2003.

And James Lawrence, born in Henley-on-Thames, scored for Slovakian side Trencin against Gornik Zabrze - his side won 5-1 on aggregate.

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All in all there are five matches featuring British teams tonight. We'll keep you across:

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Burnley v Aberdeen (Agg 1-1, 19:45 BST)

Rangers v NK Osijek (Agg 1-0, 19:45 BST)

Asteras Tripolis v Hibernian (Agg 2-3, 19:00 BST)

Lincoln Red Imps 0-0 The New Saints (Agg 1-2, 18:00 BST)

Crusaders v Olimpija Ljubljana (Agg 1-5, 20:00 BST)

Three Europa League ties containing top-flight British sides, all with no more than one goal splitting the teams.

As Thursday nights in pre-season go this is about as good as football can get.

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Will Aberdeen upset the odds and the balance sheet to dump Burnley out at Turf Moor?

Will Neil Lennon steer Hibs into the next round?

Can Steven Gerrard continue his bright start to management?

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It's time to find out.