Vitesse push for an instant equaliser as they win a free-kick which is whipped in from deep but Danilho Doekhi heads over at the back post.

70% possession for Leicester in the opening 15 minutes, not really made it count in the final third though.

Vitesse have definitely grown into this after Spurs' quick start. Maximilian Wittek runs down the wing and shoots into the side-netting.

Well done to the BT engineers for sorting the sound issues out, thank you.

No goalmouth action to speak of atm.

Vitesse have a real chance here. Ben Davies can't pick out Harry Kane with a pass. It's cut out and Yann Gboho finds Nikolai Baden Frederiksen, who drags a shot wide from 20 yards.

For the second time in the opening 10 minutes there is a delay with one assistant referee having a problem with either the mic technology - or maybe just the strap. Fixed now. Again.

Spartak showing what they are capable of for the first time.

Quincy Promes curls a dangerous inswinger into the area, his Spartak team-mate cannot reach it, and Kasper Schmeichel scrambles across to make sure it drops wide of the far post.

A lovely give and go with Son Heung-min and Lucas Moura and the Brazilian overhits his through ball to Harry Kane.

Kane would have been in there if the pass had been right.

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Leicester well on top giving Spartak plenty to think about.

Patson Daka, who scored four against them last time out, is looking sharp, while Ayoze Perez's diving header falls wide.

A laaaaate offside flag goes up just as Vitesse think they might be in but Hugo Lloris heads it away anyway.

My sound seems to be off sync.

The crowd noise is coming miles after the action, are you having the same issues too?

Spurs' wing-backs are having some joy early on. Son Heung-min feeds the overlapping Emerson Royal but his cross hits a Vitesse player.

Spartak goalkeeper Alexander Selikhov has work to do for the first time but he can drop onto Kelechi Iheanacho's curler from the edge of the area.

Action-packed start. Vitesse want a penalty as Nikolai Baden Frederiksen is clipped by Ben Davies on the edge of the area but referee says no.

Leicester started slowly in the first game between the sides but are on top early on here at King Power Stadium.

Defender Daniel Amartey steps up from the back and drills a shot wide.

Spurs have their second chance - only 90 seconds gone.

Son Heung-min glides round the keeper but Riechedly Bazoer clears his shot off the line.

Spurs have a chance after only 45 seconds. Wing-back Emerson Royal whips in a cross and Lucas Moura's glancing header is well wide.

Leicester in the Europa League is a go.

Tottenham in the Europa Conference League is a go as well.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Quite a few Spurs fans draped in Italian flags ready to welcome new manager Antonio Conte. By no means a full house but a mood of expectation around the stadium.

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