Welcome to our LIVE coverage of Zilina v Spartak Moscow - kick-off is at 7.45pm UK time, we'll have all the latest team news and build-up from an hour beforehand.

FULL TIME. The referee blows in Zilina and Spartak Moscow win 2-1.

Play has resumed. Maybe this game will finish tonight.

The referee has stopped the game again.

More flares have been thrown on to the field and a huge cloud of smoke covers the pitch at the moment.

Spartak beginning to sit back now as they sense the three points could be theirs.

Zilina substitute Ceesay gets on the end of a deep corner, but his header is just wide. Ceesay did well to even win that header.

Ibson is red carded for a foul. That is absolutely ridiculous. He won the ball and certainly made contact with the other man but a RED card?

Infact, Pecalka is booked for his protests.

Ibson clearly controls the ball with his hand and gets a shot away that whistles narrowly wide of the Zilina post. Pecalka is enraged that Ibson got away with that.

Zilina sub: Ceesay on, Jez off

Zilina have had two penalty claims turned down after Pecalka claimed he was pushed over. Twice. Neither were fouls in my opinion.

K. Kombarov sees yellow for a foul.

And Spartak have turned this one around in great style.

Alex and Ibson, Spartak's best two players, combine again and this time Ibson puts it into the net. The ball is fed forward to Alex who looks up, crosses low and first time for Ibson, who slides the ball in from close range. Think Bale to Pavlyuchenko vs Inter. Beautiful goal.

GOAL! Ibson makes it 2-1 to Spartak

Lovely finish by Alex after a surging counter attack and pinpoint throughball to put Alex one on one with Dubravka, before finishing well. Game on.

GOAL! Alex equalises for Spartak!

Oravec forces Dykan to palm the ball high into the air after a rasping shot. Zilina the ones pressurising now.

Bello, Zilina's dangerman, is down and receiving treatment.

Majtan did well to rise in the centre to head home a perfect free kick from the right. That's against the run of play in the first half, but Zilina lead.