Sparta brought on Jaroslav Zeleny for Erling Haaland's cousin AKA Jonatan Braut Brunes at the break.

Second half is under way.

Regis le Bris makes six changes to the Sunderland XI that started Saturday's defeat at Coventry.

Thomas Meunier, Kevin Danso, Dayann Methalie, Jules Ahoka, Malick Fofana and Wilson Isidor come into the side.

Brian Brobbey and Enzo Le Fee are among those that drop to the bench.

Sunderland XI: Roefs, Meunier, Danso, Alderete, Methalie, Ahoka, Xhaka, Angulo, Rigg, Fofana, Isidor.

Subs: Moore, Talbi, Brobbey, O’Nien, Reinildo, Sadiki, Le Fee, Hume, Whittaker, J Jones, Tutierov, Proctor.

Dion Beljo is Dinamo Zagreb's main threat. The Croatia striker has scored three goals in the competition already and leads the line tonight.

Dinamo Zagreb XI: Kotarski, Valincic, Galesic, Dominguez, Goda, Stojkovic, Misic, Kacavenda, Orsic, Lisica, Beljo.

Subs: Zagorac, Filipovic, Radeljic, Rodriguez, Zajc, Hoxha, Prevljak, Ivanusec, P Vinlof, Almena, Sunta, Mikic.

Back under way at Selhurst Park.

Hoffenheim have kept just one clean sheet away from home since January so there's certainly hope for Palace here.

Not too many goals around the grounds in Europe so far.

In fact the only team to have scored more than once is FC Thun of Switzerland, who are 2-0 up against Scottish side Hearts in the Conference League.

In the Europa League Real Sociedad lead Lyon 1-0, Anderlecht are beating Red Bull Salzburg 1-0 and AC Milan are being held 0-0 at home to Ferencvaros.

Follow Hearts' match right here.

Joe Partington
Former Bournemouth defender on BBC Radio Solent

We've not seen the best of the Cherries but they have been given a lifeline with Sparta Prague going down to 10 men.

Lewis Cook missing a penalty doesn't help but it's set up as an away game in the Europa League where they will have all of the ball. I would like to see them come out and be much more enthusiastic and dynamic.

In the next 45 minutes they have a huge opportunity to get something out of this game and I'm looking forward to seeing it.

Bournemouth have never failed to win a European game in their history. Admittedly this is just their fourth match in a Uefa competition.

A first half where Bournemouth missed a penalty, Sparta Prague scored a potential goal of the season and then had a player sent off seconds later.

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Good attack from Sparta and Josimar Alcocer flashes a shot wide. That might be it for the first half.

That's that for the first half.

Palace behind thanks to Alexander Prass' opener.

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Three extra minutes.

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Adam Smith crosses for Alvaro Rodriguez, who tries to chest the ball down in the box but can't get it under control.

Hoffenheim have a corner and Ozan Kabak was ghosting in but it was a poor header that sails over the bar.

Should've done better.

Glenn Hoddle
Former England and Tottenham manager on TNT Sports

It's been a decent game. There's been a good energy about it, and as the away side Hoffenheim have ticked a lot of boxes. In possession, defensively and on the counter.

"Ebrima is a dynamic player blessed with both pace and physical strength, as well as excellent movement. One of his biggest assets is his versatility, allowing him to operate in all attacking positions. He actively seeks out one-on-one situations, is dangerous when attacking open spaces and making runs into the penalty area, and consistently supports the box in the final third," is what Sparta sporting director Tomas Rosicky said in the summer when they signed him.

He wasn't wrong!

Jaydee Canvot releases Anan Khalaili in behind the Hoffenheim defence and he squares across for Jean-Philippe Mateta but the striker misses the target.

Sparta keeper Jakub Surovcík, who got the assist for their goal, saves from Alvaro Rodriguez's header.