Anderlecht midfielder Dennis Praet fears Harry Kane could all but end the Belgian side’s hopes of Europa League progression.

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Tottenham travel to Brussels on Thursday night looking to remain in charge of Group J, having taken four points from their opening two fixtures.

Anderlecht, by contrast, lost to Qarabag after opening their account with a draw at home to Monaco, meaning defeat at the Constant Vanden Stock Stadium would leave them facing an uphill task to reach the knockout stages.

“If you have seen last year, Harry Kane was very impressive,” the Belgium international said. “He was extraordinary and he can score whenever and from any position.

“They are a complete team and are very good defensively. They have the top two Belgian defenders in Jan Vertonghen and Toby Alderweireld. With the draw of the group with Monaco and Spurs, we are very close to Champions League level.”

Elsewhere, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been re-appointed as Molde’s manager ahead of the club’s clash against Celtic. And Fenerbache hope to lift themselves off the bottom of Group A in tonight’s tasty clash with Ajax.