UEFA Europa League Wrap 10 December 2015

Napoli 5-2 Warsaw   Napoli continued their Group D domination as they secured their sixth  win in six games to top the group with ease.   The Italians were in blistering form as they blasted five past Warsaw. Dries Mertens (65', 90') netted a brace while Nathaniel Chalobah (32'), Lorenzo Insigne (39') and Jose Callejon (57') all added to the score.    Ajax 1-1 Molde   Donny Van De Beek (14') gave the hosts the lead but an equaliser soon arrived as Harmeet Singh levelled matters in the 29th minute to salvage a point for Molde.   Fenerbahce 1-1 Celtic   The Turkish side took the lead through Lazar Markovic (39'), but Kris Commons netted the equaliser to earn a point for the Glagow outfit in the 75th minute.   Bordeaux 2-2 Rubin Kazan   Gaetan Laborde (58') and Diego Rolan (63') scored around the hour mark for the French side, but goals from Maksim Kanunnikov (31') and Vitaly Ustinov (76') saw the visitors clinch a point.   Dortmund 0-1 Salonica   Robert Mak (33') was the solitary striker for the traveling side as they claimed the spoils in Germany.   Plzen 3-3 Villarreal   Daniel Kolar (pen 8'), Jan Kovarik (65') and Tomas Horava (90') were on target for the home side, while goals from Cedric Bakambu (40'), Jonathan Dos Santos (62') and Bruno (90') saw the Spaniards end it all square.   Saint-Etienne 1-1 Lazio   Alessandro Matri (52') opened the scoring just after the break for the Italians, but Valentin Eysseric (76') produced the leveller for the home side.   Fiorentina 1-0 Belenenses   Khouma Babacar (67') provided the lone goal of the clash as the Italian side clinched all three points at home.   Tripoli 0-4 Schalke   It was one-way traffic for the German outfit. Maxim Choupo-Moting (37', 78') completed a brace while Franco Di Santo (29') and Max Meyer (86') also added their names to the scoresheet for an easy win.   Other results:    Gabala 0-3 Krasnodar, Midtjylland 1-1 Brugge, Vienna 2-1 Dinamo Minsk, Groningen 0-0 Sporting Braga, Slovan Liberec 2-4 Marseille, Dnipro 3-0 Rosenborg, Skenderbeu 0-3 Lokomotiv Moscow, Lisbon 3-1 Besiktas, Lech Poznan 0-1 Basel, Anderlecht 2-1 Agdam, APOEL 1-3 Prague, Bilbao 2-2 Alkmaar, Partizan 1-3 Augsburg