Tottenham and Everton are both involved in penalty shoot-outs in their UEFA Cup ties this evening.

Matches at 7.45pm unless stated

PSV Eindhoven v Tottenham (1-0 after first leg)

Tottenham are virtually at full strength, with long-term absentee Gareth Bale the only major player missing.

Juande Ramos's side can afford to push forward at 1-0 down, knowing a 2-1 or 3-2 victory will take them through on away goals.

There is no question of resting big names, with the likes of Dimitar Berbatov, Robbie Keane, Jermaine Jenas and first-choice defensive pairing Ledley King and Jonathan Woodgate all set to play.

The Spaniard has been through a few of these scrapes before, and the Spurs flattered the Dutch side in the first leg.

They should make three changes, with Otman Bakkal, Balasz Dzudzsak and Danko Lazovic replacing Edison Mendez, Jason Culina and Danny Koevermans.

Everton v Fiorentina (0-2 after first leg)

David Moyes will also pick his strongest available line-up as Everton look to overturn a 2-0 deficit.

Manuel Fernandes and Nuno Valente are out injured, while a doubt over Joseph Yobo could mean Leighton Baines gets an outing at left-back with Joleon Lescott shifting to the centre.

Lee Carsley is back from suspension and will be deployed to bite the ankles of the excellent Riccardo Montolivo.

There is still no Adrian Mutu for Fiorentina, whose coach Cesare Prandelli must decide whether Christian Vieri of Giampaolo Pazzini gets the nod as his lead striker.

Also on Wednesday:

Zenit St Petersburg v Marseille (1-3) - 4.30pm

Hamburg v Bayer Leverkusen (0-1) - 4.30pm

Bayern Munich v Anderlecht (5-0)

Getafe v Benfica (2-1) - 8pm

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