Positives so far for Arsenal? Reiss Nelson looks really lively.

He's already forced Andreas Linde into a smart save.

Leicester are on the ascendancy now as they send a load of guys forward for a corner. Braga just about get it clear.

A draw would be enough for the Foxes to progress if AEK Athens beat Zorya Luhansk. That's 0-0 at the moment.

Nicolas Pepe attempts a spectacular first-time effort inside the penalty area. It's an ugly finish - high and wide.

Nice play by Reiss Nelson who plays a one-two with Ainsley Maitland-Niles which wins the Gunners a corner. Positive stuff.

Goals galore in Portugal. Nothing in Norway in the opening 10 minutes. Etzaz Hussain powers forward and lets fly but it cannons off Shkodran Mustafi.

Leicester haven't got going yet... Or so I start to write.

No problems so far for Arsenal on the artificial surface.

A pretty confident start by Mikel Arteta's side although Molde are enjoying a decent spell but cannot find a way through the Gunners defence.

John: Leicester are in danger of falling into the same trap as Liverpool, assuming they can take the opposition lightly because of an earlier result.

There are a small number of Molde fans inside the ground they are making themselves heard. Someone has a drum and they're banging it as though their life depends on it.

Ainsley Maitland-Niles forces the first save of the match as Andreas Linde tips his attempted dink over the bar.

Leicester defender Jonny Evans makes a great tackle on the halfway line and tries to play in Kelechi Iheanacho but the Foxes striker had just strayed offside.

And off we go in Norway and Portugal!

A lovely tribute to Diego Maradona before kick-off at Molde. His picture is shown on the screen during a minute's silence.

Leicester City

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers says he will not underestimate Braga as his side look to seal qualification to the Europa League knockout stages.

The Foxes can reach the last 32 with two games to spare in Group G with victory against a Braga side they beat 4-0 three weeks ago.

"I've been very pleased. The group has good teams in it. Our objective was to make sure we qualified," Rodgers said.

"We want to qualify as early as we can, that would be great for us."

Scenes this evening outside Napoli's Stadio San Paolo as fans come to pay their respects to Diego Maradona.

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Image source, Getty Images

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The teams are out in Norway and Portugal.

What's your predictions? Arsenal and Leicester to sail through?

We're moments from kick-off in both games.

Arsenal

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says Nicolas Pepe has his backing following the striker's red card in the goalless draw against Leeds last weekend.

Ivory Coast forward Pepe is facing up to a three-match domestic ban after appearing to headbutt Ezgjan Alioski.

Arteta called Pepe's behaviour "unacceptable" after the incident, but any suggestion the 25-year-old's career at the Emirates could be over was quickly shot down.

"I will give Nico my full support all the time," Arteta said. "He knows where he has to improve and we all know his qualities.

"To say it's a threat for him to finish his [Arsenal] career, it is not at all like that."

Leicester City

Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers, speaking to BT Sport: "We've got an honest group of players. We were disappointed with the performance and result [3-0 defeat by Liverpool].

"It was an easy game to analyse. We didn't play well and lacked a bit of energy. It's in the past now. We've trained well for the last couple of days.

"We want to go as far as we can. The players available for us have been excellent. It's a tough test this evening. Portuguese teams play with a lot of pride and they'll want to put that [a 4-0 defeat in Leicester] right tonight."

It'll be interesting to see how Arsenal cope with Molde's artificial surface.

I remember playing on Preston's plastic pitch many years ago. Still got the burn marks from the slide tackles.