Leicester are currently in the better shape of the two.

They travel to Jose Mourinho's Roma all square in their Europa Conference League last-four tie after the 1-1 first-leg draw at the King Power Stadium.

West Ham, though, must overcome a 2-1 deficit when they travel to Germany to face Eintracht Frankfurt in their Europa League semi.

On a positive note, it would appear that being behind in a tie matters for little these days. Two goals behind in injury time? Nay bother.

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We jest, of course. It may well be European football's B and C competitions, but the two games tonight remain crunch semi-final second legs. They are the chance for the Hammers and Foxes to make history.

West Ham are looking to secure a first European final appearance since losing 4-2 to Anderlecht in the Cup Winners' Cup showdown in 1975-76.

Leicester are chasing a first European final since... well... ever.

And they both have plenty of work to do.

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Have you calmed down from last night yet?

What a game of football, eh? Twists, turns, huge swings of momentum, tension, drama, jaw-dropping amazement, utter joy and equally extreme despair. I think it might well be up there with one of the finest games and certainly one of the best overall two-legged ties in European football history.

Anyway, good luck following it West Ham and Leicester!