Right, it's time for us to say goodnight.

Overall it was a productive evening for the British clubs in European action.

Brighton, West Ham and Rangers all won in the Europa League, with Aston Villa triumphing in the Europa Conference League.

Only Liverpool slipped to defeat - and that was a controversial one. Yep, you guessed it, VAR was involved...

Head to our Football page for all the reaction to a busy night of action.

And then join us again on Saturday when the Premier League returns. Until next time!

West Ham United

More from Hammers boss David Moyes on his team's winning goal which was created by James Ward-Prowse and finished by Lucas Paqueta: "It was a lovely ball by James and also the finish from Lucas was great.

"We had two or three chances and we didn't take them any of them, we didn't have many but you don't get too many chances in these games.

"Thankfully Lucas came up with the goal.

"I'm pleased for him because he does a lot of good things which go unnoticed, he also did a few things which weren't as good as we would like, but he made up for it with the goal.

"We tried to play in the right areas and get the ball into the final third, but when we got in there we didn't really make enough opportunities, or make runs behind or threaten enough with crosses. But that's a lot of credit to Olympiakos.

"We felt we let ourselves down [in Greece] and wanted to put it right. Let's hope we can continue that form."

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West Ham manager David Moyes, speaking to TNT Sports: "I'm really pleased that we got the result because the result was the most important thing.

"We didn't play as well as we would have liked but they're a decent team and a well seasoned European team and used to coming away in these competitions - more so than we are.

"In the end I think we were the ones who made the best chances, they didn't have too many chances to score. It was a little bit hairy towards the end, but largely we controlled it."

Aston Villa

Villa boss Unai Emery to TNT Sports: "Very important, very difficult match. We knew we needed to respect them and try to play at Villa Park.

"They scored the first goal. We scored one that was offside more or less. I'm very proud of our work in this competition. We're getting better.

"AZ are a very good team. I'm very happy.

"We have to accept the referee's decision always.

"Legia are doing very well. We are excited to play the next game here."

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West Ham have won each of their last nine home games in all European competitions.

The run sees the Hammers overtake Manchester City (eight) as the English side with the longest run in European competition since the start of last season.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton boss Roberto de Zerbi on injuries: "I'm very worried but it's a problem we are fighting in this moment.

"We have a lot of injuries, especially in the full-back position. For that we have to find another solution. We play Sunday another crucial game (against Sheffield United) for us and we want to win.

"I don't know (about Dunk) at the moment. I think it's not a big problem, but he's played so many games in a row. We have to understand better the (injury)."

On beating Ajax: "I'm really delighted for the result, for the performance, for our fans.

"They were incredible and we are very happy because we made them happy."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa midfielder Youri Tielemans to TNT Sports: "It was very tough. We had to be really patient and fight until the end.

"In the end we won so it's all good.

"We've been told it was a mistake from them [to disallow a goal early on] and they apologised. In the end it's OK.

"Legia are a tough team to play against. The next game will be very important."

James Ward-Prowse missed out on the England squad again today.

Former Hammers and England midfielder Joe Cole reckons JWP should feel aggrieved.

Agree?

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West Ham midfielder James Ward-Prowse, speaking to TNT Sports: "It was an important reaction, we knew it would be tough and we were frustrated with how we played over there [in Greece].

"There was fire in our bellies. It was difficult in the first half, but we dug deep in the second half and got our reward.

"You have highs and lows in football, we made a positive start and felt unbeatable really. We have had a slump but you're gonna get that - that's the difference between the top teams and the rest, they have the consistency.

"Tonight is a huge win for us and the first step in gathering some momentum."

Aston Villa

Villa striker Ollie Watkins to TNT Sports on his goal: "I thought it was close, I didn't celebrate because I thought it was tight. You never know with VAR.

"When you play teams twice, they study you and have a chance to put it right. They made it tough for us but we've won the game and that's all that matters.

"The first goal [disallowed effort after three minutes] should have counted. They said they made a mistake. Everyone makes mistakes.

"I'm really enjoying it. The team are playing good football and I'm getting chances. Delighted to be called up again [for England]."

These precious three points keep West Ham at the top of Group A.

The Hammers have taken nine points from their opening four games, leaving them level with German side Freiburg - who thumped Serb side Backa Topola 5-0 tonight.

West Ham lead the group courtesy of their 2-1 win in Germany last month.

Aston Villa's home game with Legia Warsaw in three weeks time might be a shootout for the last 16.

The pair are tied on nine points at the top of the group - with the Polish side. Legia currently lead on head-to-head because they beat Villa 3-2 earlier in the group.

Villa only need one point from the final two games to seal their place in the knockout stages. But if they finish second in the group that will be a play-off round before the last 16.

The victory, which came when James Ward-Prowse superbly picked out Lucas Paqueta, ensures West Ham will be playing European football in January.

Even if they don't reach the Europa League last 16, they are assured of finishing third in Group A and going into the Europa Conference League.

That'll do!

Not pretty and not particularly effective.

But one moment of quality is enough for West Ham to move a step close to reaching the Europa League last 16.

West Ham can't make the ball stick up there, though. A nervy minute ahead for the hosts as Olympiakos go long...

It's all over.

Aston Villa come from behind to beat AZ Alkmaar and move to the brink of the knockout stages.

A few shenanigans as Mady Camara and Jarrod Bowen have a frank exchange of views.

The Olympiakos man accuses the home side of time-wasting and proceeds to waste more vital seconds by reacting.

Hook, line and sinker. The ball is up near the Olympiakos corner flag.

Vangelis Pavlidis shoots over from the right wing but the flag goes up. He was offside.

Another five minutes for West Ham to hold on.

A wasteful free-kick from Olympiakos leaves their manager Diego Martinez frustrated bordering on fuming.

Like someone who is starving and got to the chippy just after they've ran out of fish.

Mat Ryan races out of his box to boot the ball away before Ollie Watkins latches onto a hoof forward.