Bodo/Glimt v Tottenham LIVE: Score and goal updates from Europa League semi-final

11 mins: Hogh tries to latch on to a dinked ball down the middle but Van de Ven leaps high to ensure nothing gets through.

Up the other end, Kulusevski pinches it and plays Udogie into space, but his low delivery is cut out and runs through to the keeper.

7 mins: Bodo/Glimt whip in a corner which skids off the artificial towards Blomberg at the back post, who controls and volleys into the side-netting.

The hosts are beginning to knock at the door.

5 mins: First time Bodo/Glimt have been able to get out as Berg chases a ball in behind, but there’s far too much on it as it races through to Vicario.

Boos rain down on the Italian as he holds on to the ball for what felt like an eternity, to the home fans at least.

2 mins: CHANCE! First opening of the evening for Spurs.

They get the ball across to Richarlison in the box who can bring it down and let fly towards goal. Important block by a Bodo body.

Early warning signs for the hosts.

Both sets of players are lining up on the artificial grass as the Europa League anthem bellows.

This is a miserable night, weather-wise. Wet, windy and grey. Dream conditions for Bodo.

Just 10 minutes until we get underway in Bodo.

Spurs are in the driving seat but will need to withstand the unique Bodo/Glimt will pose.

Despite a dismal domestic season, Ange Postecglou’s side could be just 90 minutes from a European final.

We’ll have all the play-by-play action from Norway, next.

A lot has been made of the “Arctic Circle” challenge that awaits Tottenham. But just how cold is out in Norway?

Well, it’s only 7°C – a good 10°C or so less than London, but nothing that should inflict frostbite.

Nevertheless, in such an open stadium, they will be more exposed to the elements than usual. And it’s absolutely tipping it down.

An all-English final would give two of the Premier League’s underperforming teams a chance to save their seasons and gain direct access to next year’s Champions League. United are in 14th place in the Premier League and Tottenham, who have not won a trophy since 2008, are 16th.