So nearly again for LASK! From a corner the ball disappears under a pile of players before eventually squirting out to Marin Ljubicic, but his strike on the turn is kept out by the feet of Caoimhin Kelleher.

Pawel Wszolek cuts back from the bye line, he shouldn't have been allowed to do that really - he was in bags of space. But, on this occasion, Calum Chambers picks up and clears the danger.

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Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi makes seven changes to his starting XI from Saturday's 3-1 win over Manchester United.

Ansu Fati gets his first start for the Seagulls, with James Milner, Billy Gilmour, Pervis Estupinan, Igor Julio, Solly March and Joao Pedro also in the line-up for the club's first ever European match.

There is no Lewis Dunk or Evan Ferguson in the squad.

Brighton XI: Steele, Milnr, Van Hecke, Igor Julio, Estupinan, March, Gilmour, Mitoma, Gross, Fati, Joao Pedro

Subs: Verbruggen, McGill, Lamptey, Webster, Dahoud, Lallana, Welbeck, Baleba, Adingra, Veltman, Bounanotte, Hinshelwood

AEK Athens XI: Stankovic, Szymanski, Amrabat, Jonsson, Garcia, Gacinovic, Araujo, Pineda, Mitoglou, Hajsafi, Sidibe

Subs: Athanasiadis, Theocharis, Mohammadi, Zuber, Rota, Pronce, Eliasson, Mantalos, Galanopoulos, Pizarro

Liverpool make some changes.

Wataru Endo, Stefan Bajcetic and Ben Doak come off. Joe Gomez, Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister come on.

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West Ham boss David Moyes has opted to make nine changes to the side that lost 3-1 to Manchester City in the Premier League on Saturday.

Midfield duo James Ward-Prowse and Lucas Paqueta are the only two players to remain in the starting XI this evening.

Alfonse Areola drops onto the bench as expected, with Lukas Fabianski selected to start in goal.

Winger Mohammed Kudus has been handed a full debut for the Hammers after making a substitute appearance at the weekend.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Kehrer, Mavropanos, Ogbonna (c), Cresswell, Ward-Prowse, Paqueta, Fornals, Benrahma, Kudus, Ings.

Visitors TSC Bačka Topola are the first Serbian side to come up against West Ham United in European competition.

They arrive at the London Stadium this evening with a supposed 4-4-2 formation, with fullbacks Cvetković and Petrović the men expected to provide attacking threat for the team from wide areas.

Bačka Topola XI: Simic, Cvetkovic, Antonic, Dordevic, Petrovic, Radin, Dakovac, Stojic, Kuveljic, Stanic, Jovanovic.

Looks like Matty Cash is warming up. That Aston Villa defence have really struggled and would probably benefit from a bit of a change.

LASK are still in this and very nearly retake the lead as Elias Havel blasts an effort goalwards from range.

Liverpool stopper Caoimhin Kelleher is on his toes though and gets down to his right to keep out the shot.

Well, Aston Villa have found a way back into this match two times. Can they do it a third time?

A way back in.

Ryan Gravenberch gets in behind and cuts the ball back. Luis Diaz meets the pass but his shot is always heading wide.

On his follow-through he's caught by LASK defender Philipp Ziereis. It's a very soft penalty but Liverpool won't care one bit. Ziereis gets a yellow card too.

LASK look really comfortable, that is until Ben Doak gets on the ball. He twists and turns in the box but is eventually smothered by a wall of defenders.

Nicolo Zaniolo wriggles into a bit of space and cuts back for Youri Tielemans on the end of the area but the Belgian can't connect.

Now, Legia quickly get on the counter-attack.

We know what usually happens here...

Ah, nearly for Liverpool as some great feet from Darwin Nunez sees him get a yard of space in the LASK box.

But the Uruguayan hesitates and the chance dribbles away. It's been that sort of game for the forward so far tonight.

Free kick early in the second half for Aston Villa but it's deep in the Legia Warsaw half and the visitors send it backwards.

Collision between Leon Bailey and Yuri Ribeiro, nothing in it but just looks like the Legia man is winded.

An even enough start to the second half in Austria. Liverpool didn't make any changes at the break by the way.

And we're off again. Can either Aston Villa or Liverpool turn things around in the second half?

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Aberdeen have had just 16% of possession away to Frankfurt but they find themselves level at the break.

Omar Marmoush put the hosts 1-0 up from the spot after 11 minutes but Dante Polvara got the Dons level in the 22nd minute with a brilliant equaliser.

You can follow updates from that Europa Conference League match right here.

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