Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho on BT Sport, talking about Harry Winks being left on the bench: "Options, and I see the same kind of options everywhere - good squads, lots of options, tendencies for the squads to improve, the squad this season is better than the squad I found when I arrived.

"Last season Tanguy (Ndombele) was not playing and you asked why he was not playing, you do your job and I do my job. I always try to do my best for the team.

"First of all we needed to qualify in the play-offs, the second step is to qualify in the group stage. The job is not done.

"Teams are coming from the Champions League and of course these teams will be favourite."

Here's all the teams who can progress tonight with a game to spare.

Group A: Young Boys

Group C: Slavia Prague, Bayer Leverkusen

Group D: Rangers, Benfica

Group E: Granada, PSV Eindhoven

Group F: Napoli, Real Sociedad, AZ Alkmaar

Group G: Braga

Group H: LOSC, AC Milan

Group I: Villarreal, Maccabi Tel-Aviv

Group J: Antwerp, Tottenham Hotspur

Group K: Dinamo Zagreb, Feyenoord

Group L: Crvena zvezda

I thought it was cold in Salford today but seems like it is nothing to how cold it is in Austria tonight.

Some chap has just been lobbing a load of salt around the edge of the pitch to deal with the ice and a little further away from the grass there is even snow.

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Premier League sides make up 50% of those to have already secured their passage into the knockouts. Here's who has progressed so far.

Group A: Roma

Group B: Arsenal

Group G: Leicester City

Group L: Hoffenheim

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Arsenal are through but winning the group is still there to play for.

The Gunners will take top spot if they avoid defeat to Rapid, or if they lose 1-0 and Molde do not beat Dundalk.

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Only Arsenal and TSG Hoffenheim (both 12) have amassed more UEFA Europa League points than Leicester this season (10), with only three other sides scoring more goals than the Foxes (12).

Leicester are through to the last 32 but they will seal top spot if they beat Zorya.

They will also progress as group winners if both this game and Braga's with AEK Athens end in draws, of if Braga lose to AEK.

A significant moment in English football last night as a limited number of fans were allowed back into a handful of grounds in the English Football League.

Tonight, Arsenal will become the first Premier League club to host fans this season with 2,000 set to be in attendance at the Emirates.

It does make the hairs on the back of your neck stand listening to the below and, as our chief football writer Phil McNulty describes in his article here, having fans back has given football some of its soul back.

Tottenham are tied on nine points at the top of Group J but second to Antwerp because of an inferior head-to-head record.

As I've already said, a point against LASK will seal qualification tonight and Spurs will be keen to get progress wrapped up ahead of a big game against rivals Arsenal on Sunday.

Another night of Europa League action - just this man's side left of the Premier League teams to qualify for the last 32. Jose Mourinho's Tottenham could do it with a draw or better this evening against LASK - will they do it? What have you made of the Europa League so far this year?

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Leicester make several changes to the XI that started in the 2-1 defeat by Fulham.

Full-back Ricardo Pereira makes his first start since March after recovering from a cruciate ligament injury. Defender Caglar Soyuncu also returns from injury as does midfielder Wilfred Ndidi.

First-team players including Kasper Schmeichel, Jonny Evans, Youri Tielemans and Jamie Vardy did not travel, and instead six under-23 players journeyed with the squad to south east Ukraine.

Defender Ben Nelson, 16, will become the fifth youngest player to appear for the Foxes if he comes on.

Zorya XI: Vasilj, Denis Favorov, Ivanisenya, Abu Hanna, Ciganiks, Yurchenko, Kochergin, Nazaryna, Gromov, Hladkyy, Kabayev.

Subs: Lunov, Perovic, Shevchenko, Agapov, Alefirenko, Piddubnyi, Gryn, Matsapura, Sayyadmanesh.

Leicester XI: Ward; Justin, Morgan, Soyuncu, Pereira; Choudhury, Ndidi, Praet; Under, Barnes, Iheanacho.

Subs: Jakupovic, Stolarczyk, Fofana, Nelson, Fuchs, Thomas, Flynn, Mendy, Leshabela, Albrighton, Maddison, Perez.

Tottenham make eight changes to the side that drew 0-0 with Chelsea on Sunday, with Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, Tanguy Ndombele and Son Heung-min the only players to keep their places.

Dele Alli is named on the bench, along with Harry Winks.

Harry Kane has not travelled with the squad due to an unspecified injury, but Jose Mourinho expects the England captain to be fit for Sunday's north London derby with Arsenal.

LASK XI: Schlager, Holland, Andrade, Wiesinger, Renner, Michorl, Madsen, Ranftl, Eggestein, Gruber, Goiginger.

Tottenham XI: Hart, Doherty, Sanchez, Tanganga, Davies, Hojbjerg, Lo Celso, Ndombele, Bale, Lucas, Son.

Celtic are also playing tonight although their hopes of progressing to the last 32 are over.

They are in Italy to take on AC Milan and there will be commentary on BBC Radio Scotland and live text updates online from 17:30 GMT.

Hello! Europa League Thursday is here once again as we head into the business end of the group stage. Three Premier League sides are involved, with two of those playing in early kick offs before Arsenal come to the table later on.

Here's what's coming up involving sides from the English top flight:

17:55 GMT

LASK v Tottenham

Zorya v Leicester

20:00 GMT

Arsenal v Rapid Vienna

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Two down, one to go.

Arsenal and Leicester are already through to the last 32 of the Europa League leaving just Tottenham to join their Premier League rivals in progressing.

Jose Mourinho's men need just a point from their final two group games to go through. Will they get the job done in Austria this evening?