Tottenham Hotspur v Sheriff Tiraspol: live Crikey. A team that, if nothing else, highlights the depth of Tottenham's squad. The breaking news, in all its yellow horror, will be Friedel's inclusion ahead of Lloris but seriously - take a look at that team. Not quite a reserve 11 (Walker, Vertonghen, Dembele) but by no means full-strength. 19.07 With the greatest respective to the wonderfully-named visitors (whose name must be spoken with fingers cocked like a gun, pwow pwow), Hugo Lloris has been making all the headlines in the build-up to today's game. After his head injury against Everton, will he play or won't he play? He has played every minute of the Europa League so far this season which - along with the dire opposition - attributes to the zero goals conceded so far in the campaign. Of course, players have been knocked out on the field before without the spotlight being thrust upon them. But then, this incident occured on live television in a game that finished 0-0. Whether the Frenchman starts or not, expect outrage everywhere. 19.00 Good evening all, Walsh here to bring you all the action from Spurs' charge towards Europa League glory. I mean, nobody can touch them, can they? Fiorentina and Lazio couldn't care less, Sevilla and Valencia aren't very good anymore, Swansea can't win it. This is essentially Tottenham's trophy until Borussia Dortmund drop out of the Champions League. Suppose we should build up this game as if it isn't going to be a procession for Spurs, though they are top of Group K (thus rendering it obsolete given groups should only ever reach H) with seven goals scored and not a single goal conceded. Sheriff Tiraspol of Moldova gave Spurs a good game last time in Transnistria; goals from Jan Vertonghen and Jermain Defoe gave Andre Villas-Boas' side a deserve but hard-fought win. Could Sheriff build on that and snatch a draw? Or is Spurs' place in the last 32 - sealed with a draw here - guaranteed already? Comments, and any moaning about how you miss the old Uefa Cup, to kristian.walsh@telegraph.co.uk if you please. Kick-off is at 20.05. 16.50 Kristian will be here from 19.00 ahead of tonight's match. In the meantime, why not read about the Spurs player who was mentioned in parliament today? Pictures of Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris being allowed to play on despite suffering concussion were "horrific," the House of Commons has heard. Labour MP Chris Bryant said it was now up to Parliament to provide "a lead" on whether sports stars should be allowed to continue playing, after Spurs manager Andre Villas-Boas failed to immediately substitute the injured goalkeeper during his team's match against Everton. Lloris was knocked unconscious in an accidental collision with striker Romelu Lukaku in Sunday's goalless Premier League draw. Controversially, Villas-Boas allowed Lloris to remain on the field of play for the remaining 12 minutes of the game. There was a strong backlash against the decision but the Portuguese manager insisted he stood by the decision. On Thursday Mr Bryant - who has played for the Parliamentary rugby team - raised the issue in the House of Commons. In a question to Commons Leader, Andrew Lansley, he said: " (Even non-football fans) will have seen the horrific pictures last Sunday of the Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris being concussed on the pitch and yet being forced to go back on and play. Can we have an urgent debate as soon as possible on the dangers of concussion in sport so that we can provide a lead? There is real evidence that people, when they are forced to play again after being concussed, can all too easily end up suffering from premature dementia.