Good evening! Welcome to live coverage of NS Mura versus Tottenham Hotspur in Group G of the Europa Conference League. Team news will be hot of the wires shortly.

Spurs almost got caught by a long ball over the top, but Gollini races out of his area to head the ball away from Kous. At the other end, Gorenc wipes out Kane and is booked.

Spurs look a little taken aback by going a goal behind, and NS Mura are enjoying themselves here with a spell of possession.

Naughty from Sessegnon, as he hacks down Karnicnik and is booked.

CHANCE! Ndombele gets it through to Gil, who races clear into the Mura area. The ball bounces up, and Gil can only slash a volley high and wide from 15 yards out.

What a strike! Horvat picks the ball up on the right as NS Mura break. He cuts into the area, past Sanchez who slips at the worst moment, and parks a glorious curler in the top corner with his left peg!

Incoming from Brittany: In the concurrent group fixture, Rennes have taken the lead against Vitesse Arnhem.

Horvat has the first shot of the night, as it bounces up and is begging to be hit from 25 yards out. He gets right under it though, and it sails over the bar.

Spurs have settled quickly here. Kane drops deep again and feeds Doherty down the right, but Gil can't control the incoming cross and it runs through to Obradovic.

It looks a bit slippy out there, with a few players skidding out of control when they try to jam the brakes on.

Almost a chance for Spurs as Kane spans off his man and tries to slide through Alli, but it's intercepted.

Here we go then; in kit news it's black and white stripes for NS Mura, while Spurs are resplendent in their third shirt, which looks like someone's spilled blackcurrant squash over a newspaper.

We're five minutes from kick-off in Ljudski vrt, Slovenia and the players are wandering out onto the pitch. Your referee is Antonio Nobre.

Of the many possibilities that exist for Spurs under Antonio Conte, it will be fascinating to see what he does with Bryan Gil, who is back in the team tonight. Gil looked superb at the Olympics, but has struggled to get much game time in the Premier League. There's a chance for him to show what he's capable of tonight.

Having lost all four of their matches so far, NS Mura are out of the running in Group G. For Tottenham, a win here tonight is important if they want to advance; They're three points behind group leaders Rennes, who they face on matchday six to conclude the group, and one ahead of Vitesse Arnhem. The group winner only advances to the next round, while the runners up will go into a play-off.

In more recent and relevant history, when these two met in North London in September, Spurs hosed down NS Mura 5-1. Harry Kane hopped off the bench to grab a hat-trick.

Let's have a little history shall we? Spurs were the first English team to win a major European trophy, in their curiously forgotten (outside of their own of course) triumph in the 1963 European Cup Winners Cup. They've also backed this up by winning the UEFA Cup in 1972 and 1984, and very nearly got their mits on the big one in 2019, losing the Champions League Final to Liverpool.

As for NS Mura, this is completely new ground. They'd never played in Europe before until this season.

As far as I can tell your Spurs are going 3-4-3 here, with eight changes from their victory over Leeds United. NS Mura are sans Ziga Skoflek tonight, and come in off the back of a free weekend after their league fixture was cancelled.

And your Slovenian champions NS Mura: Obradovic; Karnicnik, Gorenc, Karamarko; Kous, Kozar, Lobrek, Sturm; Horvat, Mulahusejnovic, Pucko

Super Tottenham from the Lane:

Gollini; Tanganga, Rodon, Sanchez; Doherty, Skipp, Ndombele Sessegnon, Alli, Kane, Bryan Gil