Arsenal make the trip to Dublin to round off their successful Europa League Group B campaign with a game against Dundalk.
The Gunners may have struggled domestically but have made light work of advancing in Europe, sealing top spot with this final game to play.
Dundalk are without a point in the competition, meanwhile, and will finish bottom of the standings regardless of Thursday evening’s result.
Sunday’s 2-0 loss to North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur means that Arsenal have now made their worst start to a top-flight campaign in 39 years.
The Gunners have lost five of their last seven league matches, winning just one of those, and Mikel Arteta has admitted that his players are letting the club down.
Another victory for Arsenal on Thursday would make it six in a row in major European matches, excluding qualifiers, for the first time since November 2005.
Dundalk have lost nine of their last 10 home major European matches, losing four in a row in the Europa League since winning 1-0 against Maccabi Tel Aviv in September 2016.
The Irish side are also winless in seven against English opposition, losing six of those in a run that has seen them score twice and concede 24.
Dundalk Europa League form: LLLLL Dundalk form (all competitions): LWLWLW
Arsenal Europa League form: WWWWW Arsenal form (all competitions): LDWLWL
Leicester City will be aiming to secure top spot in Europa League Group G when they welcome AEK Athens to the King Power Stadium for matchday six.
In contrast, the visitors have only accrued three points from a possible 15 and the best that AEK Athens can hope for now is a third-placed finish.
The Premier League powerhouses seemed destined to head straight for top spot after three wins from their first three in Group G, but Rodgers’s side have since played out an enthralling 3-3 draw with Braga before suffering a 1-0 defeat to Zorya Luhansk last week, with 19-year-old Allahyar Sayyadmanesh scoring a memorable winner against the Foxes in the dying embers.
In contrast, there is nothing but pride on the line for AEK Athens after a dismal Europa League campaign in which the Greek giants have prevailed just once in Group G.
Leicester City Europa League form: WWWDL Leicester City form (all competitions): WLDLLW
AEK Athens Europa League form: WLLWLL AEK Athens form (all competitions): WWLWLL
Tottenham and Royal Antwerp face off in North London on Thursday evening to determine which side finishes top of Europa League Group J.
Antwerp beat Spurs 1-0 in the reverse fixture on matchday two and are two points better off than their opponents heading into this concluding game, with both teams already assured of a place in the knockout stages.
Spurs are flying high in the Premier League, sitting top of the division following Sunday’s 2-0 win over Arsenal, but they have not quite fired on all cylinders in Europe.
As well as suffering a shock loss in Belgium six weeks ago, Spurs also dropped points in a 3-3 away draw with LASK Linz last time out.
Antwerp are now looking to become the first Belgian club to win three successive away games in European competitions since Anderlecht in December 2011.
This is a competition Mourinho loves, though, having won 14 of his last 16 home matches, including all five in the group stage with Man Utd and Spurs.
Extend that streak by another game on Thursday and Tottenham will be in a strong position to achieve their aim of going all the way in the Europa League.
Tottenham Hotspur Europa League form: WLWWD Tottenham Hotspur form (all competitions): WWWDDW
Royal Antwerp Europa League form: WWLWW Royal Antwerp form (all competitions): DDWWWL
Eddie Nketiah has now scored five goals for Arsenal across all competitions this season, more than Alexandre Lacazette (4) and as many as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
Only Nicolas Pepe has netted more for the Gunners this term.
Dundalk 2-4 Arsenal Bayer Leverkusen 4-0 Slavia Prague CSKA Sofia 3-1 Roma Young Boys 2-1 CFR Cluj Napoli 1-1 Real Sociedad Standard Liege 2-2 Benfica
Nketiah
Full-time in the Europa League:
Dundalk 2-4 Arsenal 
Bayer Leverkusen 4-0 Slavia Prague 
CSKA Sofia 3-1 Roma 
Young Boys 2-1 CFR Cluj 
Standard Liege 2-2 Benfica 
