City and Spurs in action tonight
Holders Liverpool reached the knockout stages of the Champions League last night.
They only needed to avoid defeat against Red Bull Salzburg, but won 2-nil in Austria to finish as Group E winners.
Mo Salah scored a brilliant individual goal in the victory.
Napoli qualified from Liverpool's Group, but then sacked their manager Carlo Ancelotti.
The Italian is believed to be a target of both Everton and Arsenal.
Chelsea have made the knockout phase.
Goals by Tammy Abraham and Cesar Azpilicueta handed the Pensioners a 2-1 win over Lille at Stamford Bridge.
Manchester City and Tottenham are in Champions League action tonight.
City - who are set to top Group C - are away to Dinamo Zagreb from 5.55pm.
Spurs, who are also through to the last 16, are in Germany to play Bayern Munich.
Troy Parrott could feature for Spurs.
Kick off for that Group B clash is at 8pm.
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