Welcome to LIVE text commentary of the Champions League Group B clash between Schalke and Olympiacos.

The referee blows up for full-time and Schalke have progressed to the last 16! It's finished Schalke 1-0 Olympiacos.

There's handbags between Maniatis and Farfan after the Olympiacos player thought the Schalke man left a foot in after a challenge but the referee steps in and we're soon back underway.

Olympiacos are exposed at the back after piling forward and Farfan breaks down the right for Schalke, before finding Pukki - but his low shot is well-saved by Carroll.

There will be four minutes of added time.

SCHALKE SUB: Huntelaar off, Marica on.

Olympiacos string a succession of passes together to carve out an opening but Ibagaza's tame shot is straight at Unnerstall.

Olympiacos have shown little attacking threat since going behind and an equaliser looks more and more unlikely as the seconds ticks by.

SCHALKE SUB: Draxler is replaced by Barnetta.

Olympiacos reached the last 16 of the Europa League last season and it looks like the Greek side will have to settle for Europe's second-tier competition once again.

That was Fuchs' first goal in 11 months for Schalke.. What a time to score...

Draxler bursts forward down the left channel and into the box but Carroll stands tall to block the shot!

Jones draws a foul to take the sting out of the game and run down the clock.

OLYMPIACOS SUB: Ibagaza comes on for Modesto.

Olympiacos now have no choice but to attack and try and steal a point to keep their Champions League dream alive.

As it stands, Schalke and Arsenal are progressing from Group B with a game to spare.

Carroll should have done better there. The Olympiacos keeper was caught on his heels and couldn't get close to Fuchs' shot.

GOAL! Schalke take the lead! Fuchs receives the ball 30 yards from goal, tees up a shot and fires into the far corner!

Olympiacos are finally enjoying some possession in the Schalke half. Can they make the hosts pay for not taking their chances?

Papadopoulos scrambles the ball away with Djebbour lurking.

Mitroglou had scored six goals in his last six appearances for Olympiacos but it wasn't his night tonight.