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Tottenham Hotspur

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Spurs boss Jose Mourinho speaking to BT Sport about the bringing on three regular first-team players after an hour: "The game is open, when I thought about the changes the result was 0-0 then we scored a goal but that didn't change my mind.

"We needed a little bit more of routines which these players (Harry Kane, Son Heung-min and Tanguy Ndombele) have, and the intensity. They had the intensity because they play week in week out. We managed to keep Antwerp away from our goal. Joe Hart didn't make a single save. 0-0 at half time - I thought in the second half with bit of intensity they will collapse.

"It was a great free kick from Gareth Bale and a striker smelling the second ball to score. The decision was made. Harry is Harry and Sonny is intense.

"I can't keep the squad happy. I believe they are happy because we are winning but they're not happy because they're not playing."

On Harry Winks leaving the pitch: "Every player that left the pitch I told them to go to the shower because it was cold. Some decided to go and some decided to stay."

Jose Mourinho laughs and admits that he "can't keep everyone happy". He seems happy enough with it though.

Did Harry Winks storm off?

"Every player I tell them to go straight to the shower when it is cold."

Cleared up.

Tottenham Hotspur

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Spurs defender Japhet Tanganga: "We knew this game was a must win so that we could go top of the table. We go into the next round against a lesser team because we'll be in the higher pot.

"I've been out for a long time with injuries. I'm grateful the manager has put me back in.

"We all worked together well at the back and kept a clean-sheet."

Leicester City

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers speaking to BT Sport: "I thought in the first half, in particular, we were very good. We wanted to start strong and aggressive.

"I thought we were excellent. We worked our shape really well, we had some great moments in the game. Second half we went a little bit passive midway through but everything I asked of the players they did."

On Harvey Barnes and Luke Thomas: "Two young boys through the academy. They have so much ability. We were trying to encourage them to run without the ball. Harvey Barnes was great tonight, getting in behind and Luke did very well tonight too."

On Cengiz Under: "He is adapting to how we play. He has to work harder but it's something that he's working very hard on and he's got great power and a great left foot. It was a great finish and great technique."

On Leicester's season so far: "We embraced all the games we've had. We have seen this as an opportunity to qualify as top but also for experience. A lot of our players haven't played in Europe, so it's been a great opportunity for us to use the squad. The level has been really good and the competition so far has been really good.

"With all the injuries that we've had, fourth place in the Premier League and qualifying for Europe, that's a huge testament to the players to how they've worked and adapted."

Leicester are at home to Brighton in the late game on Sunday evening. Brendan Rodgers' side go into the weekend in the top four.

Spurs are across London at Crystal Palace on Sunday, with Jose Mourinho having more than one selection issue to wrestle with.

'How to contain Christian Benteke' may take up more of his time tomorrow than he would have planned.

Leicester City

Leicester goalscorer Harvey Barnes speaking to BT Sport: "The tournament is new to us, we know it will be a tough challenge but we are really happy to finish top of the group.

"It was important to be top, that was a big objective for us. I thought we played very well tonight and we just keep scoring goals for the team.

"It's something I want to do [score goals]. I've scored six. It's important not just to play well in games but also to get goals.

"We've really enjoyed it. It's been hard playing Thursday and the weekend, that's something for us to adapt to but I think we have coped well. There will be a bit of rotation to keep everyone fresh but we're glad to go through."

The draw is on Monday, don't forget. Some tasty looking ties on offer.

AC Milan (ITA)

Ajax (NED)

Antwerp (BEL)

Arsenal (ENG)

Benfica (POR)

Braga (POR)

Club Brugge (BEL)

Red Star (SRB)

Dinamo Zagreb (CRO)

Dynamo Kyiv (UKR)

Granada (ESP)

Hoffenheim (GER)

Krasnodar (RUS)

Leicester City (ENG)

Leverkusen (GER)

Lille (FRA)

Maccabi Tel-Aviv (ISR)

Manchester United (ENG)

Molde (NOR)

Napoli (ITA)

Olympiakos (GRE)

PSV Eindhoven (NED)

Rangers (SCO)

Real Sociedad (ESP)

Roma (ITA)

Salzburg (AUT)

Shakhtar Donetsk (UKR)

Slavia Prague (CZE)

Tottenham (ENG)

Villarreal (ESP)

Wolfsberg (AUT)

Young Boys (SUI)

After no clean sheets in their first four home games of the season, Leicester have recorded a shutout in four of their last five at the King Power in all competitions.

A first win in six home games for Celtic and that might take some of the heat off under-pressure manager Neil Lennon.

Lille have to settle for second place in Group H, behind AC Milan, who won at Sparta Prague.

Follow the reaction from Celtic here.

Another day, another win, another clean sheet for Spurs.

Spudlud: To put it in simple terms, Winks isn’t good enough for Spurs’ first team. And he doesn’t fit in with what Jose wants. Squad player for Spurs.

Tottenham go through as group winners!

Leicester go through as group winners!