Tottenham Hotspur announced its Europa League match against Qarabag FK at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium won't kick off at 3 p.m. ET amid severe travel disruptions. The game ended up being delayed 35 minutes.

Tottenham Hotspur’s 3-0 Europa League opening win over Azerbaijani side Qarabag FK last night certainly didn’t go to according to plan, but that didn’t mean it was disastrous. Radu Dragusin’s 6th minute red card for a DOGSO tackle on Juninho set the stage for another potentially embarrassing “gory,

Tottenham begin their Europa League campaign with an entertaining victory over Azerbaijan side Qarabag at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, despite going down to 10 men from the seventh minute.

The Weserstadion has some history with electrical issues, too: I remember attending a Germany v Scotland friendly in 1999 in which the lights went out during the half-time break, delaying the restart considerably.

It’s been a bit over a year and a half since Tottenham Hotspur were knocked out of the Champions League by AC Milan; it’s a bit less of a glamorous fixture this time around, with Spurs taking on Qarabag in the Europa League. Hopefully the result will be more glamorous at least!

It is a really good opportunity to win a trophy, we have a great squad.” We will not know the kick-off time until they arrive. Pint? Qarabag are yet to arrive at the stadium … BAD NEWS! The kick-off is being delayed due to travel disruption in the vicinity of the stadium.

Brennan Johnson and Dominic Solanke scored again to help Spurs begin the league phase of the Europa League in style.