Hello and welcome to live coverage of Red Bull Salzburg v Marseille.

In the other match, Laurent Koscielny appears to have succumbed to a serious injury and there are already doubts over his involvement in the World Cup, while Antoine Griezmann has a serious cut to his head.

Sanson latches onto a clearance on the half-volley, on the edge of the box, but drags his shot wide of the near post.

Gulbrandsen sprints into the box, brushes past Gustavo in the box and goes to ground. He appeals fore a penalty, and it's just not clear if they should have awarded it or not. Gulbrandsen waves at an assistant referee to no end.

Berisha is hacked down, the ball runs to Dabbur, who jinks towards goal and scuffs a low shot at goal that Pele dives well to his right to save.

Ocampos passes off a throw on the left back to Amavi. He takes an age to release it and it's immediately intercepted.

Pele punches out a cross under pressure, and Marseille find Payet, who wins a foul from Schlager in his own half.

Ulmer tries a through ball for Berisha to chase, but it's too vertical and goes straight out of play.

Amavi drives in at the back post and sends the free kick over. The closest to goal either side has come so far.

Marseille attack down the right, and Payet is brought down by Caleta-Car. Free kick on the wing for Marseille.

The smoke from the flares and such is taking an age to clear. A few crosses from both sides, but no clear chances yet.

The match gets underway.

There are five minutes until kick-off, don't forget you can watch the Arsenal game here.

Red Bull are 11 points clear at the top of the Bundesliga, and don't have much to worry about. That means they can either focus all their energy on European success, or grow complacent. Pick one, take a guess, and you could win football expertise.

In Ligue 1, Marseille are just two points off second, but are in fourth place in the league, which would see them fall out of the Champions League places. They're having a decent season after their occasional and regular blow-ups, and could be on the up with a relatively new owner.

You can send your comments and predictions to @eurosport_UK.

Victory for Marseille would give them something of a home advantage in the final. It will take place in Lyon, just up the road from OM. Lyon might edge it for food, but overall Marseille is the better city, and that's what's important here.

You can follow the other night's game, Atletico Madrid v Arsenal, here.

Marseille are 2-0 up going into the second leg. If they get an away goal, they should be OK, but that 2-0 advantage could well be enough to tempt them into sitting back and holding on. A dangerous if understandable approach.

TEAMS: Red Bull Salzburg: Walke, Caleta-Car, Ramalho, Lainer, Ulmer, Samassekou, Haidara, Berisha, Schlager, Dabbur, Gulbrandsen. Subs: Stankovic, Pongracic, Yabo, Leitgeb, Wolf, Minamino, Hwang. /// Marseille: Pele, Gustavo, Rami, Amavi, Sarr, Lopez, Sanson, Ocampos, Payet, Thauvin, Germain. Subs: Escales, Kamara, Mua, Njie, Rolando, Sari, Sertic, Zambo Anguissa.