It does seem a bit odd to me, at least, that Chelsea can own so many players and yet still end up in a situation where they 'only' have Olivier Giroud and Alvaro Morata as options to play as a striker. I guess they've all got to play somewhere though.

Paul: Morata playing as he does makes you wonder how Batshuayi never got a consistent run in the side. He's better, just never gets a decent run. But loaning him to Dortmund meant they could sell Aubameyang to Arsenal who in turn shifted an inconsistent Giroud to Chelsea.

Kev McVeigh: Chelsea need a striker? Maybe but they've scored as many as Liverpool so far this season. The way Chelsea play goals come from all over not a single point like at Spurs. It's been like that for most of last 20 seasons.

Laurent Koscielny makes his comeback after missing a World Cup win with injury. Harsh. Mesut Ozil will be delighted, I'm sure, to get a start too. There are nine canges in total from the weekend.

Celtic XI: Gordon, Lustig, Simunovic, Benkovic, Tierney, McGregor, Christie, Rogic, Forrest, Sinclair, Edouard.

As expected, left-back Kieran Tierney returns from a hamstring problem, replacing Emilio Izaguirre. That's the only change from Saturday's 5-1 win over Kilmarnock, which means club captain Scott Brown is once again among the substitutes.

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AC Milan need a point against Olympiakos to make sure of a place in the knockout stages. If the Greek hosts win 2-0, 3-1 or by three goals, they will progress and knock the Italian giants out.

Slavia Prague need a draw at home to group winners Zenit St Petersburg to progress. If they lose then the winners of FC Copenhagen v Bordeaux (if there is a winner) will be in the last 32.

Three groups are basically decided - with just top spot to be sorted between Bayer Leverkusen and FC Zurich.

And we have already discussed Celtic's situation.

Arsenal

Group E is done and dusted. Arsenal have won the group, Sporting are through as runners up.

Celtic will be through if they win or draw, or if Leipzig do not beat Rosenborg.

Let's have a quick scout through the games still to come.

Half time in Budapest.

Olivier Giroud is on for the injured Alvaro Morata, just before the break.

So far, so not bad for Rangers. They HAVE to win tonight, remember.

You can follow that game in full here.

I don't think Alvaro Morata is going to carry on.

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Alvaro Morata is having some treatment, we'll keep an eye on that. Save! Loic Nego has another effort from a flowing counter attack, it's frimly struck from the edge of the area and Willy Caballero is very competent, diving to his left to tip it away.

Good effort for the hosts.

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MOL Vidi 1-1 Chelsea

Great football that by Chelsea. Callum Hudson-Odoi skips past two challenges with ease, he finds David Zappacosta on the overlap and his cutback almost finds Ruben Loftus-Cheek for a tap in. Vidi clear their lines, but it comes straight back in, and Alvaro Morata flicks an effort on goal.

Saved. And Morata has hurt his knee on landing.

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Chelsea can go through the gears at will here. They force a flurry of corners but Andreas Christensen is pinged for climbing at the far post. Another Chelsea fringe man who may need to make a move?

Or does he stay and Gary Cahill departs?

A sleeper classic on the way in Budapest? End to end stuff now as Ruben Loftus-Cheek finds Alvaro Morata inside the area and his shot is turned away for a corner.

Chelsea pop the ball about with a nice rhythm and tempo, but there's no intensity to their game. Who can blame them? Willian is fouled in a dangerous area now though.

Bend this one in?

Maksim Skavysh has handed BATE the lead in Greece.

That goal means BATE are going through with Chelsea in Group L, as the Belarusians need to win, or draw if Vidi do not win.