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New Spurs boss Antonio Conte to BT Sport: "I'm delighted for this new experience. We are ready. My feeling is good.

"This is an important game. We need to win. This cup is important for the club. We want to go to the next step. There is only one way tonight, to win.

"It's not an easy situation when the club changes manager during a season. We have to do better than before. I've seen great commitment, character and will to work."

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The appointment of Antonio Conte as Tottenham manager represents a "real challenge" for clubs who "sit outside the elite", says Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers.

Spurs named Conte as their replacement for the sacked Nuno Espirito Santo on Tuesday.

Rodgers said he had sympathy for Nuno, and in discussing Conte's arrival said: "He maximises what he gets from the squad and I think he will do the same at Tottenham.

"It’s a real challenge for a number of us clubs who sit outside the elite. We have to continue that fight.”

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Spurs captain Hugo Lloris: “We are full of ambition in this competition, and we are not in a good position in the table.

“It’s a must-win game. There are still three games to play in this group stage and we have ambition to finish first and to go through to the next round.

“For that, we need to deliver a big performance not only for this competition, but to start well in the new process under Antonio Conte.

“We need to switch on with a new manager, with new ideas of football, with a new philosophy of work, and it demands a lot, energy, focus, from everyone.

"Again, we have to put all our energy into the next two games, deliver the best performances and play the football the manager expects from us.”

Spurs would be on the brink of elimination if they lose today.

They sit two points below second-placed Vitesse after losing in the Netherlands two weeks ago.

Third place in a Champions League group goes to the Europa League. Third place in a Europa League group goes to the Europa Conference League.

There is no fourth-tier European tournament for anybody to drop into though...

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Reaction to come from David Moyes' 1,000th game but we'll take a look at the other English teams in action in Europe tonight...

Said Benrahma has surpassed his tally for goals and assists from last season (8), with tonight's brace being the first by a West Ham player in a major European competition since David Cross' hat-trick v Real Madrid Castilla in October 1980 in the Cup Winners' Cup

West Ham have to make do with a point, but they remain top of the group and in control of their own destiny.

WHAT A CHALLENGE!!

Again Aaron Cresswell's cross is pin-point perfect, Pablo Fornals has an easy finish from a couple of yards out but Jhon Lucumi appears from nowhere to fly in and intercept the ball to preserve a point.

Can West Ham find one last chance??

They almost do so, with sublime one touch football.

Declan Rice, Alex Kral, Vladimir Coufal but Pablo Fornals cannot finish off at the back post.

West Ham just about survive as they clear the corner.

A huge roar goes up from the home crowd as the fourth official flashes up FOUR minutes of added time.

It's Genk who are now going for the winner.

They have a corner in the last minute.

Matt: Genuinely thought West Ham were bringing David Luiz on just then.

Another West Ham change.

Kevin will be pleased to see Manuel Lanzini being taken off, Alex Kral on in his place with six minutes remaining.

Declan Rice clips a cross into the six yard box but Jarrod Bowen is not 6ft 4in and cannot get his head onto it.

At the other end, Junya Ito laces an effort over from 25 yards out.

10 to go.

It's all West Ham.

Can they fashion a late winner?

West Ham looking likeliest to get the winner here.

Jarrod Bowen squeezes a pass through to Said Benrahma but the goalkeeper is quickly off his line to smother at the Algerian's feet.

Good keeping.