Borussia Dortmund 1-2 Tottenham RESULT: Plus APOEL 0-6 Real Madrid, Man City 1-0 Feyenoord and the rest of the Champions League scores

Tottenham and Manchester City are heading through as seeded teams (with Liverpool shooting themselves in the foot) but can two more Premier League sides join them in the knock-out stages tomorrow?

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And this is even easier. Tottenham Hotspur's superior head-to-head record over Real Madrid means they are guaranteed to finish ahead of the European champions as group winners.

Borussia Dortmund will now seek to match or better APOEL's result in the final round of matches to secure a Europa League round-of-32 spot.

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Easy one this. Besiktas are through as group winners and Monaco are out.

That leaves RB Leipzig having to better Porto's result in their respective final games to pip the Portuguese side for a place in the last-16.

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Speaking of late goals, Raheem Sterling's strike means Manchester City will go through as group winners.

Second place is up for grabs though. Shakhtar Donetsk can secure it providing they avoid defeat at home to City but defeat coupled with a Napoli win over Feyenoord would see the Italian side sneak through instead.

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That late equaliser could prove very, very costly for Liverpool. Before it they were heading through as group winners, now they host Spartak Moscow in their final match at the risk of going out.

If they avoid defeat they will progress but should they lose and Sevilla defeat Maribor, it's all over for the Reds...

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Would you believe it? Deep into stoppage time, and Guido Pizarro pounces from inside the box to surely rescue what looked like an unlikely point at the break. More here.

Lots of stoppage time to be played in Germany with Roman Burki having to be carried off the pitch after he took a kick to the head while Fernando Llorente in a one-on-one.

Better late than never, but this is an excellent goal from Manchester City as Raheem Sterling and Ilkay Gundogan combine to feed the former inside the box, who then lifts a finish over the onrushing Brad Jones. Top spot is heading for Manchester in Group F.

Napoli now lead 2-0 against Shakhtar Donetsk with Piotr Zielinski slotting home a wonderful move from the Italian side.

Make that 3-0, with Dries Mertens nodding home a rebound from close range.

It's been coming and Spurs have the lead they now deserve as Dele Alli battles hard to bulldoze into the box before cutting back for Son Heung-min who curls a wonderful finish across goal into the top corner. As it stands Tottenham will finish as Group H winners - no matter what Real Madrid do in Cyprus.

Shortly after Sergio Aguero wastefully fires wide, it's a glimpse of the future at the Etihad Stadium as Phil Foden makes his senior debut after replacing Yaya Toure.

Spurs have looked a lot better since the break and have arguably been the better team in the second half as they chase a goal that would confirm them as Group H winners.

Big chance for Feyenoord. Cracking football from the Dutch side puts Steven Berghuis in on goal but from a tight angle his half volley is wonderfully tipped over by Ederson.

Kevin de Bruyne drags just wide across goal from 20 yards and that's his last course of action for the evening as Pep Guardiola throws on Gabiel Jesus.

Wissam Ben Yedder nets from the penalty spot, with Liverpool completely at sea in this second half. More here.

But Manchester City are still toiling against Feyenoord, with Pep Guardiola's side having a very quiet evening so far.

I was half-joking about Real Madrid scoring ten goals at APOEL, but they are ripping apart the Cypriot side now with Cristiano Ronaldo grabbing a brace after half-time.

Meanwhile Lorenzo Insigne has hit a stunning 25-yard effort after cutting inside to give Napoli the lead over Shakhtar Donetsk. That's good news for Manchester City.

Is the comeback on for Sevilla? Wissam Ben Yedder pulls one back six minutes after the break. Read more here.

Now that's how you respond after half-time! Danny Rose wins the ball on the left before feeding Dele Alli, who squares for Harry Kane with the striker then drilling into the near post bottom corner.

Can Manchester City or/and Tottenham Hotspur wake up a bit in the second period?

Tottenham will still be top, even if they lose and Real Madrid stick another ten goals past APOEL.

In the Champions League, teams level on points are separated by head-to-head results and not goal difference which means Spurs have the edge over the Champions League holders.

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Seconds after Radamel Falcao thinks he has headed Monaco back into the game, RB Leipzig go straight down the other end and restore their three-goal advantage through Naby Keita.

Meanwhile Cristiano Ronaldo rather uncharacteristically, turns down a scoring opportunity to square for Karim Benzema who gives Real Madrid a 4-0 lead at APOEL.

Two cracking saves from Roman Burki, the first denies Christian Eriksen's poked effort from inside the box but the second is even better as he prevents Eric Dier's looping header from dropping into the top corner.

Real Madrid are cruising at APOEL now, with Karim Benzema and Nacho adding to the scoring to make it 3-0 to the holders.

Chance for Manchester City, with Raheem Sterling doing well to run at the Feyenoord defence before slipping in Bernardo Silva who weakly shoots straight at Brad Jones.

Monaco continue to capitulate, with Timo Werner netting his second goal from the penalty spot to make it 3-0 following a Radamel Falcao inside the box.

It's been coming. Spurs haven't learned their lesson as Yarmolenko puts in Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang once more with a smart back-heel, with the striker this time finishing very well low across goal.

Sevilla, believe it or not, haven't lost at home in a whole year. That looks like changing this evening as now Roberto Firmino is on target. More here.

Manchester City are rather labouring against Feyenoord and nearly hand the Dutch side an early Christmas present.

Ederson very poorly attempt to control the ball, forcing the City keeper on the edge of the box to make a slide challenge on Jean-Paul Boetius. 

A cracking volley has given Real Madrid the lead at APOEL Nicosia, but it's not from who you think it is.

Instead it's Luka Modric with the 20-yard  strike which right now means Dortmund are heading out of the Champions League.

Dreamland for Liverpool, with Sadio Mane doubling the Reds' lead in Sevilla. More here...

Chance for Dortmund. Yarmolenko's through ball puts Aubameyang in behind the Spurs defence but the striker's  placed effort is awfully wide in front of the onrushing Lloris. Big let off for the visitors.

Borussia Dortmund are perhaps slightly edging the play at Signal Iduna Park, with Andriy Yarmolenko seeing a turn and shot rather easily saved by Hugo Lloris.

A quiet old start in the other games involving Premier League clubs as Danilo drags wide of goal from 25 yards for Manchester City

Real Madrid already putting the pressure on APOEL as Cristiano Ronaldo is denied with a snapshot at the back post.

Meanwhile RB Leipzig lead at Monaco after Jemerson rather unfortunately put a near post cross into his own goal...

...make that 2-0, Timo Werner breaking through the centre before slotting home. As it stands Monaco are staring straight down a Champions League exit.

'“You’ll Never Walk Alone” in Dortmund and a brilliant display of colour from the Yellow Wall kop which Spurs have used as the design for their home end at the new White Hart Lane.

'Eric Dier starting on the right of the back three for Spurs with Davison Sanchez in the centre, charged with keeping speed merchant Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang under control.'

Wow, what a start from Liverpool with Roberto Firmino on target. More here...

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Over confidence perhaps? Not for me, just a sign of an incredible team that Pep Guardiola has put together. Will it be one that provides Phil Foden make his senior debut tonight?

KIT HOLDEN: The last time Borussia Dortmund suspended Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, he scored four goals on his return to action. How they would love for him to repeat the feat against Tottenham.

Suspended for 'disciplinary reasons' at the end of last week, Aubameyang could only watch on as Dortmund lost 2-1 to Stuttgart last Friday.

The club have now lifted the ban, and can only hope that their star striker is firing on all cylinders when they host Spurs on Tuesday evening.

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Tottenham are already through but will claim top spot if they win at Borussia Dortmund this evening, or if they better Real Madrid's result at APOEL.

Victory for the Champions League holders would take them through, or if they better Dortmund's result.

Borussia Dortmund vs Tottenham Hotspur
Borussia Dortmund: Burki, Toljan, Bartra, Zagadou, Schmelzer, Kagawa, Weigl, Gotze, Yarmolenko, Aubameyang, Guerreiro.
Subs: Weidenfeller, Sahin, Dahoud, Philipp, Schurrle, Castro, Toprak.
Tottenham Hotspur: Lloris, Aurier, Dier, Vertonghen, Rose, Winks, Sanchez, Alli, Eriksen, Son, Kane. Subs: Vorm, Trippier, Sissoko, Llorente, Dembele, Foyth, Davies.
Referee: Clement Turpin (France)

APOEL vs Real Madrid
APOEL: Perez, Carlao, Rueda, Vouros, Sallai, Morais, Vinicius, Lago, Zahid, Aloneftis, Pote. Subs: Gudino, Ebecilio, Efrem, De Camargo, Alexandrou, Farias, Merkis.
Real Madrid: Casilla, Carvajal, Nacho, Varane, Marcelo, Modric, Kroos, Asensio, Lucas, Benzema, Ronaldo.
Subs: Moha Ramos, Vallejo, Casemiro, Hernandez, Borja Mayoral, Isco, Ceballos.
Referee: Artur Soares Dias (Porto)

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A big boost for Sevilla and Liverpool earlier after Maribor snatched a well deserved stoppage time draw at Spartak Moscow in the 5pm kick-off.

That means the winner at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium will qualify for the last-16, while three points for the Reds would also see them progress as group winners.

Sevilla vs Liverpool
Sevilla: Sergio Rico, Mercado, Geis, Lenglet, Escudero, Nzonzi, Banega, Pizarro, Sarabia, Ben Yedder, Nolito.
Subs: Soria, Corchia, Krohn-Dehli, Correa, Jesus Navas, Muriel, Vazquez.
Liverpool: Karius, Gomez, Lovren, Klavan, Moreno, Wijnaldum, Henderson, Coutinho, Salah, Firmino, Mane. Subs: Mignolet, Milner, Sturridge, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Can, Solanke, Alexander-Arnold.
Referee: Felix Brych (Germany)

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Already one result from this group already and it saw Besiktas qualify from the group stage for the first time in their history after drawing 1-1 with Porto.

That means the loser goes out of the Champions League at the Stade Louis II, with a draw also condemning Monaco to a group stage exit.

Monaco vs RB Leipzig
Monaco: Subasic, Raggi, Glik, Jemerson, Jorge, Tielemans,
Fabinho, Joao Moutinho, Lopes, Balde, Falcao. Subs: Benaglio,
Kongolo, Ghezzal, Carrillo, Diakhaby, N'Doram, Toure.
RB Leipzig: Gulacsi, Klostermann, Orban, Upamecano,
Halstenberg, Sabitzer, Keita, Kampl, Forsberg, Poulsen, Werner.
Subs: Mvogo, Bernardo, Konate, Bruma, Laimer, Augustin, Demme.
Referee: Alberto Undiano Mallenco (Spain)

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Manchester City are already through in Group F but would seal top spot if they better Shakhtar Donetsk's result this evening.

Shakhtar would join Pep Guardiola's side in the last-16 as long as they avoid defeat at Napoli.

Manchester City vs Feyenoord
Manchester City: Ederson, Walker, Otamendi, Mangala, Danilo, Gundogan, Toure, De Bruyne, Bernardo Silva, Aguero, Sterling.
Subs: Bravo, Delph, Silva, Fernandinho, Gabriel Jesus, Foden, Diaz.
Feyenoord: Jones, Diks, Tapia, van Beek, Haps, Amrabat, Toornstra, Vilhena, Berghuis, Boetius, Larsson.
Subs: Vermeer, Nieuwkoop, St Juste, Jorgensen, Basacikoglu, Nelom, Kramer.
Referee: Ivan Kruzliak (Slovakia)

Napoli vs Shakhtar Donetsk
Napoli: Reina, Maggio, Albiol, Chiriches, Hysaj, Zielinski, Diawara, Hamsik, Callejon, Mertens, Insigne.
Subs: Sepe, Allan, Rui, Jorginho, Maksimovic, Rog, Ounas.
Shakhtar Donetsk: Pyatov, Butko, Ordets, Rakitskiy, Ismaily, Fred, Stepanenko, Marlos, Taison, Bernard, Ferreyra.
Subs: Shevchenko, Khocholava, Dentinho, Alan Patrick, Azevedo, Kovalenko, Blanco Leschuk.
Referee: Damir Skomina (Slovenia)

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Although as a previous Manchester United manager, I'm not too sure Louis van Gaal will be greatly received by the locals ahead of Manchester City's clash with Feyenoord.

MIKE KEEGAN: Pep Guardiola did not mince his words. Eliaquim Mangala had turned down a deadline day move to Crystal Palace and his manager, whilst supportive of his decision, was forthright.

If the defender wanted first team football, he would have to prove himself, warned the Catalan. Prove that he can be relied on, prove that he will not make errors and prove that the £42m Manchester City paid various parties for his services was not a colossal waste of money.

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Mauricio Pochettino switches his full-backs as Kieran Trippier and Ben Davies are replaced by Serge Aurier annd Danny Rose.

Moussa Sissoko and Mousa Dembele also drop out the team that lost 2-0 at Arsenal as Harry Winks and Son-Heung-min are recalled.

Following the 2-0 win at Leicester City, Manchester City make seven alterations - one enforced as Eliaquim Mangala replaces the injured John Stones in defence.

Elsewhere ther are recalls for Nicolas Otamendi, Danilo, Ilkay Gundogan, Yaya Toure, Bernardo Silva and Sergio Aguero as Vincent Kompany, Fabian Delph, Leroy Sane, David Silva Fernandinho and Gabriel Jesus drop out.

England Under 17 World Cup winner Phil Foden is on the bench.

Ederson, Walker, Mangala, Otamendi, Danilo, Gundogan, Yaya Toure, De Bruyne, Bernardo, Sterling, Aguero.

Karius, Gomez, Lovren, Klavan, Moreno, Wijnaldum, Henderson, Coutinho, Mane, Salah, Firmino.

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Manchester City have dominated Group F but may still have to wait until the final match to secure top spot in Group F even if they beat Feyenoord this evening.

Some festive decorations have been put up at the Etihad Stadium where, of course, it's been raining in Manchester.

ROB SUMMERSCALES: The Shambles Square area of Manchester was rammed full of Feyenoord fans hours before Tuesday night's Champions League game at the Etihad Stadium.

Feyenoord have already been eliminated from the Champions League after losing all four of their previous group games but their supporters travelled in large numbers — around 4,500, despite an away allocation of just 3,000 — to see their side take on Manchester City.

Some fans were seen lighting up a rainy day in the north of England by setting off flares and fireworks as they loaded up on beer.

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It's currently 1-1 between Besiktas and Porto while Spartak Moscow and Maribor is goalless at the start of the second half.

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But despite having already qualified for the last-16 of the Champions League there is still plenty for these Premier League sides to play for, as they now go in search of victories that could see them both end the evening as group winners.

So good evening all and welcome to Sportsmail's live coverage of all the UEFA Champions League action as it happens.