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West Ham through to the knockout stages in the Europa League but lots of work to do for Leicester.

Meanwhile, Antonio Conte began his Tottenham tenure with a nervy 3-2 win over Vitesse in the Europa Conference League.

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We are back on Friday for Premier League action as Southampton host Aston Villa.

Until then.

West Ham United

It's turned into a good night for West Ham, who will finish in the top two of their group and reach the knockout stages.

But will they end top and go through to the last-16 or come second and face a play-off match against a side that drops out from the Champions League?

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs manager Antonio Conte to BT Sport: "It was a crazy game. Usually I don't like this type of game - a crazy game means anything can happen. But at the same time I think we should win and we won.

"We were winning 3-0 then conceded two goals we can avoid. After a red card we were in trouble. To win while suffering is good for this team, these players.

"They needed to improve their confidence. They needed to work a lot. ThHe problem is we have to find the time to work. We have two days until the next game [they play Everton on Sunday], then it's the international break.

"For sure we have to improve. It's not easy because in two days we prepare for this [Everton] game... now we have only one day. Tomorrow it's impossible to work with the players who played tonight. They used a lot of energy. Tomorrow they have to rest and we'll work with the players who didn't play.

"We need to have a bit of patience because we need to work on many aspects - tactically and physically. I'm not afraid about the work. I know only through the work you can reach important targets."

Leicester City

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers tells BT Sport: "Performance wise, we played well in the game. Did not concede so much but the goal we conceded was really poor from our perspective. We did not track runs into the box and something we have seen before. Overall the players played well, created lots of chances and we missed the penalty. We never had the killer instinct in the box to take the opportunities.

"It is not easy when there are 11 players sat in, we worked the ball into good area but just could not find the final ball.

"For me it is simple. It is about running, you have to run. We concede against Arsenal when we did not track the run. You have to do the dirty things and if you don't run it makes it difficult for you. Wilfred Ndidi coming back will help us.

"Boubakary Soumare is not a natural goalscorer, he will not get 10-15 a season but he is a continuity player and a physical presence. He worked hard and is adapting to playing in our way."

Tottenham's win over Vitesse featured five goals and three red cards; just the second time this has happened in a game in major European competition this century, along with Braga 4-1 Fenerbahce in the Europa League in 2016.

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs' Son Heung-min to BT Sport: "The most important thing is the three points. We made it hard."

On scoring the first goal under three Spurs managers: "That's not important. I'm trying to help the team, that's the most important thing. Without team-mates you can't score."

On the red card: "It's part of football. We had to suffer as a team. Sometimes you get red cards. It was a good lesson again."

What did Conte change beforehand? "Nothing special. He took only two sessions. It was hard for him and the players. We did well especially in first 30 minutes. I'm looking forward to working with him.

"Every day, every session, I try to learn."

Leicester City

Leicester striker Kelechi Iheanacho tells BT Sport: "It was a frustrating night, we conceded a sloppy goal but got back into the game. We were on them for the last 10 minutes, tried every means to score but we have to focus on the next two games now. Hopefully we will win and go through.

"The first half we kept the ball well and moved it quickly, in the second half we came out well but it was one of those games. We have to do a bit more.

"Luck was not on our side and hopefully it will be next time.

"We missed a couple, we need to do more in the offensive side. It didn't come tonight.

"Everyone is down at the moment, we need to now focus on the next games. The Premier League first then look to progress in the Europa League."

Leicester City

Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel tells BT Sport: "Disappointment, the game was there to be won. We dominated most of the game and they had a coupe of chances and scored. We are conceding too many goals at the moment but had enough chances to win it."

Asked why they are conceding so many goals? "If I knew it wouldn't be happening. It is something we are working on every single day but is not working too well at the minute. Confidence is there it will come back.

"There are two games to go so why not? Six points to play for.

"When you are not getting the luck you have to dig in and work harder. We have to look at ourselves, we cannot blame anyone else and have a massive game coming up against Leeds."

Dan: Boring, boring Tottenham.

Rick: The Spurs match seemed to be the Wacky Races version of football.

• Leicester have won just one of their last six games in the Europa League, drawing three and losing two.
• After keeping a clean sheet in their opening two games of the season in all competitions, Leicester have kept just one shutout in their last 15 matches, conceding at least once in each of their last nine.
• All three of Daniel Amartey’s goals for Leicester in all competitions have been headers, with tonight’s equaliser his first strike for the club at the King Power Stadium.

Jose Mourinho's first Spurs game also went from 3-0 up to end 3-2...

That was a Premier League game at West Ham.

Mark: Conte, has made a difference already, we know Spurs are struggling that's why he has been brought in. They have attacked with positivity and have got through a sticky patch. Prior to Conte we would have lost. The increased effort and attitude is already obvious.

If you joined us late...

Spurs led 3-0 within half an hour though goals from Son Heung-min, Lucas Moura and a Vitesse defender.

Vitesse then scored twice in seven minutes - including the own goal scorer.

Spurs had Cristian Romero sent off and were hanging on for quite a long time.

But Vitesse had two players sent off - including their keeper - as their challenge fizzled out.

All over and a smattering of boos ring round the King Power as Leicester are held to a home draw by Spartak Moscow.

Antonio Conte's spell as Spurs boss starts with a win in a quite remarkable game.

They move into second place in the Europa Conference League group.

Youri Tielemans takes it but Jamie Vardy's flicked head is nodded away by a Spartak defender.

Last chance for Leicester, they have a corner in the 94th minute.

Into the final minute now and Spurs have the ball. Is that that?

Moment of panic from Spurs as Lois Openda gets the ball in the box but he's surrounded by four defenders who don't give him an inch.