The Olympiakos fans are enjoying their night. They're putting on a little show with red and white cards, they're singing away. The flags are still waving behind one of the goals.

West Ham aren't offering much to change this scoreline.

Six against Brighton. Four against Everton, West Ham and now AZ Alkmaar. Life under Unai Emery = goals, goals, goals.

West Ham have made changes but they need to make something happen fast here.

Lucas Paqueta, one of the players sent on to try and change things, sees yellow for a shove on an Olympiakos player.

Villa are at home to Luton in the Premier League on Sunday. Does Unai Emery make changes now or go for more goals with the players out on the pitch?

We've not even had an hour in the Netherlands. Villa have destroyed Alkmaar.

Brighton make four changes to the side that lost to Manchester City last time out.

Defender Joel Veltman, who previously played for Ajax, starts along with Jan Paul van Hecke, Billy Gilmour and Ansu Fati.

Solly March and Danny Welbeck miss out because of injury.

Brighton XI: Steele, Milner, Dunk, van Hecke, Veltman, Adingra, Gross, Gilmour, Mitoma, Fati, Joao Pedro.

Subs: Verbruggen, Igor, Webster, Dahoud, Lallana, Baleba, Ferguson, McGill, Buonanotte, Hinshelwood, Duffus.

Former Tottenham forward Steven Bergwijn is in the Ajax starting line up.

Chuba Akpom, who joined Ajax in the summer from Middlesbrough for £12m, is on the bench. He is still looking for his first goal for the club.

Ajax XI: Ramaj, Gaaei, Sutalo, Hato, Sosa, Tahirovic, Berghuis, Taylor, Borges, Brobbey, Bergwijn.

Subs: Akpom, Saleh-Eddine, Medic, van den Boomen, Pasveer, Vos, Avila, Hlynsson, Godts, Gooijer, Setford.

Here come the West Ham changes. Jarrod Bowen is introduced along with Michail Antonio and Lucas Paqueta. The big guns.

Danny Ings, Said Benrahma and Pablo Fornals depart.

Three in three games for club and country for Ollie Watkins. Are you watching Gareth Southgate?

Wrst Ham get very, very lucky.

Tomas Soucek gives the ball away and Olympiakos are able to get in down the left through Daniel Podence. Thankfully, James Ward-Prowse is there to clear his poked ball into the middle.

Trent Alexander-Arnold captains Liverpool tonight with regular skipper Virgil van Dijk on the bench as Jurgen Klopp makes eight changes to the Reds side that beat Everton at the weekend.

Left-back Luke Chambers, 19, makes his first Liverpool start, while Cody Gakpo is named among the substitutes, shaking off a knee injury he picked up last month.

Liverpool XI: Kelleher, Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Matip, Chambers; Endo, Jones, Gravenberch; Elliott, Jota, Nunez.

Subs: Alisson, Jaros, Van Dijk, Diaz, Szoboszlai, Mac Allister, Salah, Gakpo, Tsimikas, Scanlon, McConnell, Quansah.

Liverpool's opponents Toulouse lifted the French Cup last season - their first major trophy - but have won just three of 11 matches this campaign.

They make one change from their 1-1 draw with Reims on Sunday as defender Moussa Diarra replaces midfeidler Cesar Gelabert who drops to the bench.

Toulouse XI: Restes, Diarra, Nicolaisen, Costa, Suazo, Desler; Casseres, Sierro, Schmidt; Dallinga, Donnum.

Subs: Dominguez, Lacombe, Genreau, Cesar, Kamanzi, Mawissa, Begraoui, Magri, Bangre, Keben.

Another chance for Danny Ings!

Emerson's low cross is slightly behind the forward in the box but he is able to swivel. He gets under his shot and sends it high over the goal.

The home fans are trying to get their side going. Alkmaar have started with increased energy at the start of the second half. Vangelis Pavlidis does well to send a low centre across the six-yard area.

Close!

James Ward-Prowse beats the wall with his curing free-kick but it swings past the post.

Villa have been excellent. Alkmaar not so much, so the home side have made two changes at the start of the second half. Tiago Dantas and former Stoke City player Bruno Martins Indi have been sent on.

Immediately better from West Ham, who work the ball forward well for Danny Ings to nick the ball past Panagiotis Retsos. The forward is caught and the Hammers have a free-kick. Retsos is booked.

No changes yet from David Moyes.

You have to imagine it won't stay that way if the pattern of the game doesn't alter quickly in this half.