Join us for all the build-up and action as it happens from the Europa League play-offs, as Napoli visit Barcelona, Lazio face FC Porto and Atalanta welcome Olympiacos.
This is a new two-legged round introduced by UEFA for the teams that finished second in their Europa League groups and third in their Champions League sections.
There are some very prestigious fixtures on, none more so than at Camp Nou, where troubled Barcelona host Napoli.
It kicks off at 17.45 GMT and there are question marks over the fitness of Victor Osimhen, while Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang could get his first start for the Blaugrana.
The other two games involving Italian sides are at 20.00 GMT.
Lazio face a tricky trip to Sergio Conceicao’s FC Porto, who have caused big problems for Juventus and Roma in recent years.
You can keep track of the FC Porto vs. Lazio statistics on the Match Centre.
Meanwhile, Atalanta drop down from the Champions League and welcome Greek giants Olympiacos, including Kostas Manolas.
Keep a closer eye on the Atalanta vs. Olympiacos stats on the Match Centre.
It seems that Osimhen still has no idea about positioning, or what is offside at all.
For a few times he has ball without offside and runs, he isolated himself.
As a fan of Napoli, I still don’t know why Spalletti could not teach him how to position, or at least pull him back 5-10m.