West Ham's Michail Antonio almost latches onto a long ball forward but he can't take it in his stride.

Here we go. A big night for West Ham.

Pre-match pleasantries almost finished.

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BBC Sport

There has been a lot of criticism of the London Stadium, with many feeling it cannot generate an atmosphere.

Tonight proves beyond all doubt that it can.

What it needs is a team to get behind. David Moyes has delivered one.

Simon Gleave
Head of sports analysis, Nielsen Gracenote

West Ham United (Euro Club Index ranked 25th) are a goal down against Sevilla (ranked ninth) and are estimated to have 26% chance of reaching the last eight.

West Ham United

West Ham boss David Moyes: "We're here to win, we want to win and looking forward to it.

"It can be a great experience we'll always remember, but what will make us remember it even more is winning.

"I see this as an incredible achievement for West Ham to be in this position, from where we've been in the past. For the cup competitions and the league, we're in a great position.

"The players are showing great resilience and our character's been unquestionable.

"We've beaten Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham at home, so if we can beat those teams, we can give most teams a game.

"We've had some fabulous atmospheres in the stadium. I'd expect this to be up there with them."

Sevilla have won the Europa League four times since 2014 and are currently second in La Liga, 10 points behind leaders Real Madrid.

They are five points ahead of both Barcelona and reigning Spanish champions Atletico Madrid.

"If you're second in La Liga, you have to be some side," said West Ham boss David Moyes. "Sevilla are a side experienced in winning this trophy.

"We want to challenge the best and Sevilla are among the best.

"Sevilla would be one of the favourites for the tournament. We didn't do too badly against them, but we're going to have to do much better to get through."

West Ham's hopes of reaching the quarter-finals of the Europa League hang in the balance after they fell to a narrow defeat at Sevilla in the first leg of their last-16 tie.

Munir El Haddadi scored the game's only goal for the six-time winners, sweeping in superbly from Marcos Acuna's free-kick on the hour mark.

Until that point David Moyes' West Ham side had more than held their own in their first knockout tie in a major European competition since 1981.

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In the Europa Conference League, PSV Eindhoven have eliminated Copenhagen and Marseille have seen off Basel.

AZ Alkmaar v Bodo/Glimt has gone to extra time.

Barcelona are into the Europa League quarter-finals after a 2-1 win at Galatasaray.

Atalanta are through thanks to a 1-0 win at Bayer Leverkusen (4-2 on aggregate).

Rangers lost 2-1 at Red Star Belgrade, but progress 4-2 on aggregate.

And Braga beat Monaco 3-1 on aggregate (1-1 tonight).

Rennes are furious because Harvey Barnes headed the ball off Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's arm in the box there with the last action of the game.

If the Conference League had VAR I think that's a penalty...

But it doesn't so Leicester are through.

It's all over! Leicester hang on and reach the Europa Conference League quarter-finals.

Everyone except the keeper is up.

Rennes win a free-kick. Surely everyone is going forward.

James Maddison is booked.

We're past the six minutes and Leicester have the ball.

Harvey Barnes is clattered by Warmed Omari who gets booked. And it's all kicking off on the pitch because Leicester think it should have been red.

Leicester's Kelechi Iheanacho is booked for a foul down by the corner. Just over a minute left.

Serhou Guirassy is getting treatment for a head injury courtesy of Jannik Vestergaard's elbow. We're going to get more than six minutes. Guirassy is OK.