Hello and welcome to LIVE commentary of Wolfsburg v Gent in the second leg of the Champions League last 16. The first leg was a thriller with the German side racing to a 3-0 lead before the Belgian outfit scored two late goals. Kick-off is at 19:45 GMT.

Draxler has gone cluthcing his face after getting caught by Asare's arm, looked accidental.

Chance for the visitors! Kums with a long raking ball which is well brought down by Milicevic but the striker blazes his effort over from the edge of the box.

Great challenge from Gershon on Schurrle as the ex Chelsea man was about to shoot in the box, he had to get that right.

A bright start from the visitors with Dejaegere showing some trickery.

Gent, who are wearing bright yellow shirts, are going with a 4-3-3 in their bid for goals.

The visitors get the game underway.

Five minutes from kick-off in Germany!

German teams are unbeaten in 15 Champions League matches against Belgian sides.

The stats boffins have done some number crunching and concluded that the Wolves have a 96.6% chance of progressing based on historic results. And Gent have a 3.1% chance of becoming the first Belgian team in the quarter finals.

Gent have faced German opponents on two occasions and won away from home each time so there's hope for the visiting supporters.

The good news for the home side is Draxler, who scored two fine goals in the first leg, has recovered from a knee injury to start.

WOLFSBURG: Casteels, Träsch, Knoche, Dante, Rodriguez, Gustavo, Guilavogui, Schürrle, Arnold, Draxler, Kruse /// GENT: Sels, Asare, Gershon, Nielsen, Rafinha, Dejaegere, Matton, Klums, Neto, Simon, Milicevic.

Dieter Hecking said a late eight place would be "historic" for his Wolfsburg side: "Going through to the next round would be historic for our club, but the same is true of Gent. And we should not make the mistake of thinking about the next round yet anyway. We have to play one more match and we can't afford to be carefree."

Gent manager Hein Vanhaezebrouck believes his side need a "miracle" to progress. "Wolfsburg generally don't lose at home with more than two goals difference," he added. "That doesn't mean we're giving up because miracles do happen."