Fenerbahce

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Fenerbahce interim manager Dirk Kuyt at his press conference: "It was a very special night for me and everyone who loves Fenerbahce.

"We had some difficult times but I have to give a very big compliment to the players of Fenerbahce and also the staff members who keep pushing the players.

"We told each other to stick together, be united and keep believing in ourselves. That's something I learned from another club that means a lot to me and that is Liverpool, who we played tonight.

"I'm very happy with all the players, all the people involved, that we made a miracle tonight because not many people expected us to win. But we said before the game that we have a chance if we show passion, energy; if we stick to our game plan then the crowd will come behind us.

"We showed Europe what a wonderful club and what wonderful supporters that Fenerbahce has."

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on TNT Sports

Very professional from Arsenal. A procession really. They've handled the ball and the occasion well.

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Kevin De Bruyne thought he had equalised for Napoli against Porto but his celebrations were cut short as the offside flag went up.

Scott McTominay, however, has more luck and he gets the leveller after jabbing in the rebound from a saved De Bruyne strike.

Meanwhile, Como are running riot in Lens. They've got themselves a three-goal lead after Nico Paz, who scored twice against Manchester United, rifles the ball into the roof of the net.

It's goalless at the break, though, between Borussia Dortmund and Real Betis.

City have looked much better since going ahead and they head into the break with a one-goal advantage.

Arsenal look comfortable at the break.

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Just an extra minute here.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT

What on earth was Lukeba doing there? That has given Man City the shot in the arm that they needed because it looked like they were going into half-time not being able to get the better of Leipzig. Martín Demichelis will be thinking they were doing so well, defending well and keeping them at arms length, and then they have absolutely gifted them a goal.

Lukeba trying to clear it but it's coming at such pace, and because he didn't get it right he just bumbles it into the back of the net.

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Arsenal have never lost a European Cup or Champions League game when leading by two or more goals (W83 D3), winning the last 29.

The goal seems to have woken City up.

Iliman Ndiaye tees one up for Nico O'Reilly but he gets his header all wrong and can't get it on target.

Arsenal almost add a third goal as Nazar Domchak spills a cross and Gabriel sees his effort cleared off the line by a defender.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on MOTD: UEFA Champions League

Arsenal have not been great tonight by their standards, and have looked a bit susceptible at the back, but whenever they go forward, they look dangerous. It was a lovely finish by Gyokeres for their second goal

You can hear more from Warnock on MOTD: Uefa Champions League at 22:40 BST on BBC One and the BBC Sport website and app.

Leipzig just need to be a bit careful that that goal doesn't derail them. Again Nico O'Reilly gets to the byline and this time offers Erling Haaland a first opportunity to get on the end of it but the big Norwegian can't make a clean connection with the header.

Viktor Gyokeres has five goals and three assists in his last 10 starts for Arsenal.

Viktor Gyokeres has been involved in 16 Champions League goals (12 goals, 4 assists), level with Emil Forsberg and Freddie Ljungberg and behind only Zlatan Ibrahimovic (48 goals, 24 assists) among Swedish players.

Just in case you were wondering.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on TNT Sports

Viktor Gyokeres just opens up his body beautifully. It opens up the angle and it's an emphatic finish.

Wow. He's come alive.

You could see his confidence lifting as he was linking up with his teammates and what a finish.

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A good time for Arsenal to score their second as Slavia had started to come back into the game more.

Phil Foden somehow manages to get the ball under control on the edge of the area at full stretch, shifts onto his other foot and unleashes a shot but it sails just wide.