Joe Hart
Former England goalkeeper on TNT Sports

That was the most difficult chance all evening for Ryan Yates.

A sublime strike and it sends the Forest fans wild. That's a dream for Yates in front of the Forest fans.

Midtjylland are screaming for a penalty as Junior Brumado goes down just inside the area and it does look like he was clipped but the referee says no, no penalty.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter at Villa Park

Tammy Abraham starts ahead of Ollie Watkins as Aston Villa look to reach the Europa League quarter-finals.

Victor Lindelof also makes his first start for over a month in defence with boss Unai Emery making six changes from Sunday's defeat at Manchester United.

Jadon Sancho, Ian Maatsen, Pau Torres and Douglas Luiz return.

Aston Villa XI: Martinez, Bogarde, Lindelof, Torres, Maatsen, Luiz, Onana, McGinn, Rogers, Sancho, Abraham.

Subs: Bizot, Wright, Mings, Konsa, Digne Cash, Garcia, Elliott, Buendia, Bailey, Watkins.

Former Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud starts for Lille as they look to overcome their first-leg deficit.

Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder Nabil Bentaleb is also in for the French side who are fifth in Ligue 1.

Lille XI: Ozer, Ngoy, Alexsandro, Mbemba, Perraud, Bouaddi, Bentalab, Mukau, Meunier, Giroud, Correia.

Subs: Bodart, Lanssade, Fernandez-Pardo, Haraldsson, Edjouma, Tiago Santos, Mandi, Verdonk, Diaoune, Baret, Boussadia.

Crystal Palace defender Maxence Lacroix enters the referee's book for a foul on Petros Ioannou.

That's two of Palace's three central defenders on a yellow card now. Yikes.

A first yellow card of the night goes to Junior Brumado.

Palace break at speed through Ismaila Sarr but the attack is thwarted as he decides to go alone rather than laying the ball off to a team‑mate.

Sarr has been brilliant tonight, but he should have passed there.

Not much to report so far from this one.

Ryan Yates hit one over the bar but no huge chances yet.

Play is temporarily halted as Jorgen Strand Larsen goes to ground following an off‑the‑ball challenge.

Back under way in Denmark - 45 minutes for Forest to find a winning goal.

We're back under way in Cyprus.

Will Crystal Palace hold on to their lead and seal a place in the quarter finals of the Conference League?

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Forest have had plenty of chances but they could still be made to rue them as they need another goal to book their place in the last eight.

The substitutions will be made now.

Valdemar Byskov makes way for Lee Han-Beom and Aral Simsir is on for Philip Billing.

Midtjylland's Elias Olafsson has already made as many saves (5) in the first half as he made in the whole of last week's first leg against Nottingham Forest.

Forest have had 11 shots with five on target while the hosts have had just one attempt.

As expected, Palace dominated the first half with more than 70% possession.

But that isn’t always good news for Oliver Glasner’s side, who have not won any of the three Europa Conference League games this season in which they’ve had more than 65% of the ball.

Will they end that streak tonight?

Mike Tullberg had prepared changes on the touchline and it looked like they were getting ready to come on but it never happened.

Was it a scare tactic? If it was it didn't work.

Joe Hart
Former England goalkeeper on TNT Sports

Nottingham Forest are slicing through this Midtjylland team with relative ease. Mike Tullberg will be making changes, he is fuming with his team.

That's that. Forest take a deserved lead into the break but they need another one to book their quarter-final place.

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It hasn’t been a vintage performance from Crystal Palace but as it stands, Ismaila Sarr’s fourth goal of the Conference League campaign has the Eagles on course for a place in the last eight.

One added minute at the end of the first half.

Adam Wharton's corner kick finds the head of Maxence Lacroix but the defender's header is gathered by Zlatan Alomerovic.