Arsenal

Four changes for Arsenal from the side that last started in the competition.

German keeper Bernd Leno, Spanish midfielder Dani Ceballos and Brazil duo Willian and David Luiz return - Runar Runarsson, Mohamed Elneny, Cedric Soares and Reiss Nelson dropping out.

Pierre­ Emerick Aubameyang, Alexandre Lacazette and Thomas Partey are among the substitutes - just in case.

Arsenal XI: Leno, Maitland-Niles, Mustafi, Luiz, Kolasinac, Willian, Ceballos, Xhaka, Pepe, Willock, Nketiah.

Substitutes: Bellerin, Tierney, Gabriel, Saka, Lacazette, Runarsson, Aubameyang, Holding, Cedric, Thomas, Elneny, Macey.

Molde, who have also won both their group games, are captained by Magnus Wolff Eikrem, who was once on the books of Manchester United and Cardiff.

Molde XI: Linde, Wingo, Bjornbak, Gregersen, Haugen, Aursnes, Eikrem, Hussain, Ellingsen, Omoijuanfo, Bolly.

Substitutes: Risa, Sinyan, Mostrom, James, Craninx, Knudtzon, Christensen, Brynhildsen, Ranmark, Pedersen.

Spurs in total control, it's been the Harry Kane Show.

No repeat of Antwerp here.

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He is human after all.

Gareth Bale nods a cross into the six-yard box for Harry Kane, but the in-form strikers nods his effort straight at Plamen Iliev.

In the next move, Kane forces the Ludogorets goalkeeper into a decent save low down.

He should be about 310 Spurs goals by now.

Tottenham Hotspur

Heck of a turnaround in Portugal where Rangers have gone from 1-0 down to lead 2-1 against Benfica. Both of the Scottish side's goals were scored in just 88 seconds.

You can follow our dedicated coverage of that game here.

Ludogorets almost pull a goal back but Claudiu Keseru's deflected shot, which wrong foots Joe Hart, drops wide of the post.

Wave after wave of white shirts streaming forward in each attack.

Somehow it's only one for Spurs though.

Europa League

No sooner do I mention the Dundalk opener Rapid Vienna equalise, Dejan Ljubicic with the goal.

There's been goals in all the other early Europa League kick offs apart from Real Sociedad's game against AZ Alkmaar.

Lucas Moura breaks into the box and does down under a sandwich between Jordan Ikoko and Olivier Verdon.

The Spurs players want a penalty but their man was squeezed out well and the ref once again says "NO!".

It should be two.

Tottenham are all over Ludogorets like a rash, Harry Kane's pullback across the six-yard box is cut out before it can reach Lucas Moura and Matt Doherty forces goalkeeper Plamen Iliev into a good save from the follow up.

Europa League

Dundalk held out well against Arsenal last week before a quickfire double just before half time put the Gunners out of reach.

There is better news for the Irish side tonight because they are leading Rapid Vienna 1-0, Patrick Hoban with the goal.

The delivery is swung into the box and the home side want a penalty for a handball but referee Fran Jovic waves away the appeals.

Ah now then.

Ludogorets earn their first corner midway through the first half, can they make anything of it?

Lucas Moura is fuming.

He is in acres of space down the left but Giovani Lo Celso goes himself and curls a left-footed shot wide.

But the Brazilian does get the ball in the next move but screws a drive into the side netting.

Former Spurs midfielder Jermaine Jenas says on TV he "never saw this coming" from Harry Kane.

JJ says his achievements have come through hard work.

What a player he has emerged into for club and country.

Image source, Reuters