Summary

  • FT: Tottenham 3-0 LASK - Moura slots home opener before Bale forces an own goal & Son scores

  • FT: Leicester 3-0 Zorya Luhansk - Maddison, Barnes & Iheanacho net

  • FT: Rapid Vienna 1-2 Arsenal - Leno error allows Fountas to open scoring

  • Luiz levels before Aubameyang puts Gunners ahead

  • Celtic lose to Milan after Rangers beat Standard Liege

  • Get involved via #bbcfootball

Live Reporting

Neil Johnston

  1. 'I failed Mesut Ozil'

    Rapid Vienna v Arsenal (17:55 BST)

    Arsenal

    Ever get the feeling you are not wanted?

    Six years ago Mesut Ozil was a player in demand and on top of the world after winning the World Cup with Germany.

    Now he has been left out of Arsenal's Premier League and Europa League squads.

    "I want the best possible Mesut for the team," said Gunners boss Mikel Arteta on the eve of his side's game with Rapid Vienna.

    "In some moments I was able to get close to that, and at the moment I have not been able to do it because I have to make the decision to leave him out of the squad.

    "Here I feel at the moment, today, that I have failed."

    .Getty Images

  2. Will the unbeaten run continue?

    So far so good for Premier League clubs in Europe this week.

    Wins for Manchester United, Manchester City and Liverpool in the Champions League. A draw for Chelsea.

    Will Arsenal, Spurs and Leicester make it an unbeaten week for English clubs?

  3. Will Mourinho end Spurs' trophy drought?

    Tottenham v LASK (20:00 BST)

    Tottenham Hotspur

    .Rex Features

    Try telling Jose Mourinho the Europa League means nothing.

    It's the last major honour he won during his time at Manchester United.

    He'll be looking to add another one to his CV as Spurs chase a first trophy since 2008.

  4. Rapid Vienna v Arsenal (17:55 BST)

    Mikel Arteta means business. That's a STRONG Arsenal side.

  5. Team news

    Rapid Vienna v Arsenal (17:55 BST)

    Thomas Partey makes his full debut for Arsenal as boss Mikel Arteta makes six changes.

    Partey, who joined Arsenal on transfer deadline day, starts in midfield alongside Mohamed Elneny.

    Eddie Nketiah and Alexandre Lacazette lead the attack while Sead Kolasinac and Cedric Soares take up the full-back positions. Shkodran Mustafi, who has not played since suffering a serious hamstring injury on 18 July, is on the bench.

    On-loan Barnsley forward Marcel Ritzmaier starts for Rapid Vienna.

    Rapid Vienna: Strebinger, Stojkovic, Hofmann, Barac, Arase, Ljubicic, Grahovac, Ullmann, Kara, Ritzmaier, Fountas. Subs: Sonnleitner, Schick, Petrovic, Alar, Unger, Gartler, Knasmullner, Greiml, Kitagawa, Sulzbacher, Ibrahimoglu, Savic.

    Arsenal: Leno, Cedric, Luiz, Gabriel, Kolasinac, Pepe, Partey, Elneny, Saka, Lacazette, Nketiah. Subs: Bellerin, Tierney, Runarsson, Aubameyang, Maitland-Niles, Mustafi, Nelson, Willock, Macey, Xhaka.

    Referee: Pavel Kralovec (Czech Republic)

  6. No Thomas No Partey

    Rapid Vienna v Arsenal (17:55 BST)

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  7. Who are ya?

    Leicester v Zorya Luhansk (20:00 BST)

    Leicester City

    Who are Leicester playing tonight then? You know it's Europa League time when you ask questions like that...

    Zorya are based in Luhansk, which is in Ukraine and has a population of around 425,000.

    They came third in the Ukraine league last season, their nickname is just 'The Men' and their squad contains no notable names for a UK audience. No offence intended.

  8. Coming up

    After two cracking nights of Champions League action, attention turns to the Europa League.

    Mikel Arteta, Jose Mourinho and Brendan Rodgers would all love to get their hands on the trophy next May.

    This is what we're got coming up over the next few hours.

    17:55 BST Rapid Vienna v Arsenal

    20:00 BST Tottenham Hotspur v LASK

    20:00 BST Leicester City v Zorya Luhansk

  9. Time to shine

    .EPA

    The nights are drawing in, the clocks are about to go back and the supermarkets are full of Christmas decorations.

    It can only mean one thing. It's time for the Europa League group stage.

    Time for Arsenal, Tottenham and Leicester to shine.