Europa League last-16 LIVE SCORES: Liverpool seal record-breaking win, West Ham run riot against Freiburg, Brighton OUT

Liverpool 1-0 Sparta Prague

6. Szoboszlai crosses the ball in, picking out Nunez, who drills the ball into the bottom corner.

It could be a long evening for the visitors.

Anfield erupts as the ball hits the back of the net.

Liverpool 0-0 Sparta Prague

5. Credit where it is due, Liverpool are treating this game like the first leg ended 0-0.

They have put out a strong side and are dominating from the off.

Klopp wants to keep this momentum going for the rest of the season now.

Reminder of the Europa League later games

We have another four ties to enjoy this evening.

Liverpool vs Sparta Prague (agg: 5-1)

Atalanta vs Sporting Lisbon (agg: 1-1)

Bayer Leverkusen vs Qarabag (agg: 2-2)

Brighton vs Roma (agg: 0-4)

Still plenty of work to do before we can start planning for who are quarter-finalists are in the Europa League.

Liverpool vs Sparta Prague (agg: 5-1)

The fans have turned out at Anfield for another European night.

Despite being so far ahead from the first leg, it is a sell-out here as you would expect.

It will be a cauldron of noise for the visitors to deal with.

FT: Slavia Prague 1-3 AC Milan (agg: 3-7)

Milan just had too much for the Czech side.

Once they went down to ten men, there was going to be no other result other than a Milan win.

Sides will want to avoid the European royalty in the quarter-final draw.

FT: Rangers 0-1 Benfica (agg: 2-3)

The Portuguese side get a tough win at Ibrox.

Both sides were creating chances but when Benfica got their goal, it seemed to knock the wind out of the Scots.

The fans were expecting so much more this evening but will head home disappointed with the result.

FT: Villarreal 3-1 Marseille (agg: 3-5)

Such an effort from the Spaniards but they just had too much to do after that first leg defeat.

They teased their fans by going 3-0 up late on but a Marseille goal on the break ended those dreams.

The French side make it to the quarter-finals.

FT: West Ham 5-0 Freiburg (agg: 5-1)

As much as the fans may get on the back of David Moyes, he has set his side out perfectly for this game tonight.

From start to finish, The Hammers were too much for the visitors.

It looks like another European adventure for West Ham this season.

Slavia Prague 1-3 AC Milan

86. Nothing more than a consolation for the hosts.

The left-footed strike gives the home fans something to cheer.

Aside from that, this has been a dominant performance from Milan.

Villarreal 3-0 Marseille

86. With time running out, Villarreal give themselves a chance.

Mosquera meets a cross well to head home and give them a glimmer of hope of forcing extra time.

The Spaniards still need another goal.

West Ham 5-0 Freiburg

What a strike from Kudus.

Bowen lays it off to him and he thunders a shot into the back of the net to make it five-nil.

He loves scoring goals at the London Stadium.

West Ham 4-0 Freiburg

80. The Hammers are showing the gulf in class this evening.

Kudus strikes a right-footed shot into the corner to put this tie to bed and seal their progression to the quarter-finals.

It has been a good performance from West Ham, this could have been a tricky tie this evening.

Slavia Prague 0-3 AC Milan

75. The Italians are in total control of this game.

While they are still getting forward and getting shots off, they are quite content just retaining possession.

With such a lead in the tie now, it is all about game management for Milan.

Rangers 0-1 Benfica

69. It has all gone pear-shaped for Rangers in bizarre style.

Silva flicks on near the halfway line and races onto it himself and slots the ball past Butland.

Immediately the flag goes up for offside but after a VAR review, the goal is allowed as it seems Rafa Silva was just inside his own half.

Rangers 0-0 Benfica

65. There is still nothing between these two teams.

At the moment, Benfica are looking most dangerous from Rangers' corners.

Each time the move breaks down, they hit them on the counter and have the hosts defence stretched.

Brighton starting XI:

Here is the side Roberto De Zerbi hopes can do the unthinkable and stage a comeback from a 4-0 defeat in the first leg.

1. Verbruggen, 2. Lamptey, 29. van Hecke, 5. Dunk, 30. Estupinan, 11. Gilmour, 13. Gross, 14. Lallana, 10. Enciso, 24. Adingra, 18. Welbeck

Villarreal 2-0 Marseille

55. The Norwegian striker hits a right-footed shot past the keeper.

Suddenly, Marseille have got a game on their hands now.

The Spaniards only need two more goals to take this to extra-time.