Emmanuel Adebayor was in the stands at White Hart Lane (where Spurs took on Hearts) ahead of his loan move from Manchester CityPhotograph: Glyn Kirk/AFP/Getty ImagesSpurs led 5-0 from the first leg and fielded a much weakened team for this encounter. Hearts keeper Jamie Macdonald fouled Harry Kane to concede a penalty, but Kane missed the spot-kickPhotograph: Shaun Botterill/Getty ImagesNeither side could find the net in open play and so Tottenham went through on aggregatePhotograph: Nigel French/PA
Stoke, who won 1-0 away at Swiss side FC Thun, scored three times to establish a healthy first-half advantage in the return leg. Here, Kenwyne Jones scores their second goalPhotograph: Martin Rickett/PAJones scored twice as Stoke won 4-1 on the night, 5-1 on aggregatePhotograph: Fotosports/robin Parker/EPABirmingham City's first European home game in almost half a century started well as they went two up inside half an hour following a 0-0 draw in Portugal. Here, Nathan Redmond celebrates the opening goalPhotograph: Lindsey Parnaby/EPADavid Murphy scored their second in a comfortable 3-0 winPhotograph: Ed Sykes/Action ImagesHaving lost 1-0 at NK Maribor in the first leg, Rangers needed to win tonight ...Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty ImagesHere, Nikica Jelavic is in the thick of the action - but his efforts were in vain as a 1-1 draw sent Rangers crashing outPhotograph: Russell Cheyne/ReutersDnipro Dnipropetrovsk scored in the 23rd minute against Fulham to reduce the 3-0 deficit from the first leg ...Photograph: Alex Morton/Action ImagesBut Fulham, finalists a couple of season ago, held out to book their place in the group stagePhotograph: Alex Morton/Action ImagesLike Hearts and Rangers, Celtic were also dumped out of the competition tonight. They lost 3-1 on the night after drawing 0-0 in the first leg against Swiss side FC SionPhotograph: Fabrice Coffrini/AFP/Getty Images
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