Summary

  • Vinicius & Lo Celso goals against Royal Antwerp ensure Tottenham top group

  • Result: Leicester 2-0 AEK Athens - Under & Barnes score, win seals top spot for Foxes

  • Result: Dundalk 2-4 Arsenal - goals for Nketiah, Elneny, Willock & Balogun

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. Leicester 0-0 AEK Athens

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  2. ouch!

    Tottenham 0-0 Royal Antwerp

    Bang! Harry Winks blasts the ball into the face of Gio lo Celso from about three yards away. A livener but we're all OK.

  3. KICK-OFF

    Tottenham 0-0 Royal Antwerp

    Under way.

  4. KICK-OFF

    Leicester 0-0 AEK Athens

    We're off!

  5. We'll have a minute's silence at all of our late games to mark the death today of Italy's 1982 World Cup hero Paolo Rossi.

  6. Tottenham v Royal Antwerp (20:00 GMT)

    We have fans at Tottenham tonight but sadly not at Leicester.

    Jose Mourinho is BACK isn't he? I've seen him smile more in the last week than in the last few years combined. He's loving life as he comes out behind his team.

    Tottenham fansPA Media

  7. Here come the sides in Leicester and down the M1 at Tottenham. A cold night for sure.

  8. Tottenham v Royal Antwerp (20:00 GMT)

    Royal Antwerp’s last away European match in England was back in September 1994, a 5-2 defeat at Newcastle United in the Uefa Cup with Andy Cole scoring a hat-trick.

    Better times.

  9. Arsenal face Burnley on Sunday. Have any of tonight's young crop played their way in?

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    Arsenal have played fairly well this evening. Could Arteta have a rethink about the game on Sunday and pick the best back four available, and then play the keen and talented youngsters instead of the tired old established non-performers?

    Tim, Bury St Edmonds

  11. What do Spurs need?

    Tottenham v Royal Antwerp (20:00 GMT)

    Tottenham Hotspur

    TottenhamGetty Images

    Spurs and Antwerp have both already qualified.

    Antwerp are two points clear at the top so Premier League leaders Tottenham must therefore make it three home wins out of three to top the group, whereas Antwerp have to avoid a first away defeat in the section to hold on to their position.

  12. What do Leicester need?

    Leicester v AEK Athens (20:00 GMT)

    Leicester City

    Jamie VardyEPA

    Leicester have already qualified for the knockout stage.

    They are top of the group on head-to-head record above fellow qualifiers Braga and will clinch first place if they beat AEK or, failing that, match or better Braga's result at home to Zorya.

  13. Nice one Neil! Time for Spurs and Leicester to wrap up their campaigns. No injuries the first task of the night you'd think.

  14. Reaction from Dundalk against Arsenal to come but we're switching our attention to Leicester and Tottenham on a busy night of Europa League action.

    To take you through their final group games is Tom Rostance. All yours mate.

  15. FULL-TIME

    Dundalk 2-4 Arsenal

    Arsenal get the job done.

  16. Dundalk 2-4 Arsenal

    Calum Chambers has the ball in the back of the net but it won't count.

    An offside flag is raised and Chambers' celebrations are cut-short.

  17. Dundalk 2-4 Arsenal

    Four additional minutes at the Aviva.

  18. Dundalk 2-4 Arsenal

    Arsenal know they have been in a game but they're heading into Monday's last-32 draw on the back of six wins out of six in the group.

  19. Dundalk 2-4 Arsenal

    Dundalk made a bit of history when they lost 3-0 at the Emirates in October.

    They were the first team in 10 years of the Europa League not to commit a single foul in a game.

    Tonight, they've collected five yellows.

  20. goal

    GOAL - Dundalk 2-4 Arsenal

    Sean Hoare

    Lovely header. Sean Hoare pulls one back for Dundalk, who have given this everything.

    Hoare gets on the end of a free-kick and Runar Alex Runarsson is well beaten.