Lovely footwork from Eberechi Eze to skip past a Slavia player in the box but his shot is then blocked by David Moses.

Arsenal dominating. Noni Madueke sends a defender one way and then the other before crossing for Viktor Gyokeres, who heads the ball across to Mikel Merino but the Spaniard nods an effort over the bar.

Declan Rice swings in a free-kick from the left which is plucked out of the air by 19-year-old Ukrainian keeper Nazar Domchak, who is making his European debut tonight.

Another promising attack from the hosts and this time it's David Raum who gets the shot away from just outside the area. It takes a big deflection which could have gone anywhere but luckily for City it's nowhere near the goal.

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Eberechi Eze has just knocked it through his legs and then it's a late challenge. The card is out, rightfully so.

Slavia Prague have lost 11 of their previous 14 European games against English teams when going 1-0 down (W1 D2), their one win coming against Leeds United in the Uefa Cup in March 2000.

Eberechi Eze gets the ball from a Slavia cutback, carries it forward and nutmegs David Moses - and the home player is booked for fouling Eze.

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Leipzig haven't had such of the ball but what they do have is a purpose. As soon as they win the ball, it's just a change of pace and intent particularly from the likes of Nusa.

Christoph Baumgartner goes into the book for a clunky challenge on Elliot Anderson.

Scrutiny on Gianluigi Donnarumma has increased in recent weeks with the keeper often looking susceptible to a mistake.

That could have been a shocker.

Good footwork from Brajan Gruda near the corner flag and it eventually comes to Antonio Nusa who gets a decent shot away.

It doesn't look like one that will trouble Gianluigi Donnarumma too much but the Italian almost lets it slip through his gloves and it goes over the bar for a corner.

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After their 4-1 success at Manchester United last time out, Como are in front at Lens thanks to Tasos Douvikas' tap in from two yards out.

Pepe thought he had opened the scoring for Porto when he found the roof of the Napoli net with a smashed finish, but it was ruled out for offside before a bullet header from Jan Bednarek gave the hosts the lead after 11 minutes.

And Azerbaijan side Sabah are up against fellow Champions League debutants Viking when Orphe Mbina, unmarked in the box, slotted home.

Fenerbahce

Fenerbahce striker Mason Greenwood: "It was a great performance from the team, we dug in until the end and always thought we'd have a chance to win the game, even though we went 1-0 down.

"I want to congratulate all the coaching staff, the players and especially the fans for getting behind us. We're very happy to get this win tonight."

On what was said before the game: "Just that we were all going to suffer together because we know Liverpool are one of the best teams in Europe. They've got great players at the top of the pitch.

"We knew if we stuck together in the difficult moments, in the low block, we'd be able to create chances, catch them on the break like we did in the first half. Then we knew we'd be very good in the air, would be able to create some chances, we managed to take them and get the win."

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It's so important that there's movement off Viktor Gyokeres when the ball is played into him. It's good from Mikel Merino to get a shot off there.

Eberechi Eze finds Mikel Merino, whose drilled effort from 20 yards out is tipped over by Nazar Domchak.

Merino scored twice here last season as Arsenal beat the same opposition 3-0.

City dominating possession with over 80% but not able to make it count yet.,

Rayan Cherki drives forward but he is swarmed by white shirts.

Arsenal have had 74% of the ball so far. The only shot for either team has been the goal.