Good evening and welcome to the first leg of this round of 16 tie in the Europa League between Olympiacos and Wolverhampton Wanderers. Teams to follow shortly.

Tsimikas plays a one-two to cut in at the Wolves area, but the move breaks down when his next pass goes astray and Wolves clear.

Tsimikas whips a dangerous cross into the near post, which Masouras gets to first but Coady manages to get across and deflect it behind for a corner.

It's lively stuff from Olympiacos, who have settled into quick, rat-a-tat possession in the Wolves half, without really threatening so far.

Doherty brings down Tsimikas just outside the Wolves area on the left, and is booked. Valbuena shoots the free kick but it's straight into the arms of Patricio.

Saiss brings down Valbuena, and it's a free kick to Olympiacos 35 yards out on the right.

Vinagre tries to release Jota with a long ball down the left, but it's overhit and drifts out for a throw-in.

Olympiacos were all over Arsenal in this stadium just a few weeks ago, backed by a thunderous din from their supporters. All that's underscoring the action tonight are echoing lone voices from the touchline.

We're underway.

The captains Omar Elabdellaoui and Conor Coady are ready to bring their teams out into the empty Karaiskakis Stadium tonight. Your referee will be Clement Turpin.

As the coronavirus crisis escalates, it was announced earlier today that Uefa will be meeting on Tuesday to discuss the potential postponement and rescheduling of its flagship competitions.

The visitors are on a fine run too. In the last round they swept Espanyol aside over two legs, with an emphatic hat-trick by Diogo Jota the backbone of a 4-0 thumping at Molineaux in the first leg.

Olympiacos made it through to this round after a stunning victory over Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, where Youssef El Arabi fired the winning strike in the last minute of extra-time.

The Olympiacos owner Evangelos Marinakis has tested positive for the coronavirus, which forced the postponement of Arsenal versus Manchester City on Wednesday night. Marinakis had met a number of the Arsenal players after their match with Olympiacos in the last round, which meant said players had to self-isolate. Wolves called this match an unnecessary risk and asked for it to be postponed; Uefa turned that request down. So in this troubling and uncertain time, and in a virtually empty Karaiskakis Stadium tonight where no fans are allowed in, we are going ahead with the match.

A number of changes for Olympiacos from their famous victory at the Emirates against Arsenal in the last round, as Cisse, Guilherme and Masouras come into the side.

Wolves have made one change from their 0-0 draw with Brighton at the weekend, with Adama Traore replacing Lenader Dendoncker.

And your Wolves will be:

Here's how Olympiacos are lining up: