Summary

  • Man City and Arsenal both record wins in Champions League

  • Haaland gives City 3-2 victory at Leipzig after Donnarumma mistake led to equaliser

  • Gunners win 2-1 at Slavia Prague through first-half Madueke and Gyokeres strikes

  • Liverpool twice squander leads in 3-2 defeat at Fenerbahce - player ratings and report

  • Real Madrid score 93rd-minute winner to beat AEK Athens - report

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  1. Postpublished at 21:05 GMT

    RB Leipzig 0-1 Man City

    The hosts immediately get on the front foot as Antonio Nusa gets a shot away and Gianluigi Donnarumma claws away for a corner.

    The set piece comes to nothing.

  2. 'Much better from Slavia Prague'published at 21:05 GMT

    Slavia Prague 0-2 Arsenal

    Martin Keown
    Former Arsenal defender on TNT Sports

    Much better. Kubiak tests the Arsenal keeper. He gets around that really nice and gets some good power on it.

  3. KICK-OFFpublished at 21:05 GMT

    RB Leipzig 0-1 Man City

    Back under way in Leipzig. No changes at the break.

  4. Postpublished at 21:04 GMT

    Slavia Prague 0-2 Arsenal

    Slavia have their first effort on target just sends after the break but Oskar Kubiak's effort from the edge of the box is saved by a diving David Raya.

  5. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 21:04 GMT

    Slavia Prague 0-2 Arsenal

    Slavia brought on Ange N'Guessan and Mojmir Chytil at half-time for Mubarak Suleiman and Danijel Sturm.

  6. KICK-OFFpublished at 21:03 GMT

    Slavia Prague 0-2 Arsenal

    The second half begins.

  7. 'A lack of spark from City'published at 21:02 GMT

    HT: RB Leipzig 0-1 Man City

    Nedum Onuoha
    Former Man City defender on MOTD: UEFA Champions League

    There's a lack of spark from City when they come forward.

    We've seen Haaland isolated in games before but tonight he is getting frustrated because he is making the runs and no-one is playing the pass.

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

  8. Postpublished at 21:02 GMT

    FT:RB Leipzig 0-1 Man City

    Owen Hargreaves
    Former Manchester United midfielder on TNT Sports

    [Antonio Nusa] got a lot that's for sure for a 21-year-old kid.

    Coming in off that left wing into the number 10 position, and once he gets in there on the half turn he's gone.

    Antonio Nusa of Red Bull Leipzig controls the ballImage source, Getty Images
  9. Postpublished at 21:02 GMT

    HT: Slavia Prague 0-2 Arsenal

    A pre-half huddle from Arsenal's players.

  10. 'City are sleepwalking their way to dropping points'published at 21:00 GMT

    HT: RB Leipzig 0-1 Man City

    Nedum Onuoha
    Former Man City defender on MOTD: UEFA Champions League

    City are ahead but they haven't played well. They have not created any major chances, and got fortunate with their goal.

    Leipzig are going to improve in the second half and City have to improve too. It feels like they are sleepwalking their way to dropping points at the moment.

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

  11. 'It's a very ugly own goal'published at 20:59 GMT

    FT: RB Leipzig 0-1 Man City

    Joleon Lescott
    Former Man City defender on TNT Sports

    It's a very ugly own goal if I'm being honest.

    Great run for O'Reilly, it's against the run of play, but Nico O'Reilly gets in behind sees the danger is going to be in the middle of the goal.

    You have to also highlight Enzo Fernandez's run. I think that forces the defender to move back and then force the area. I think if he doesn't make the run then the defender has more time to control it.

    Castello Lukeba of RB Leipzig scores an own goal,Image source, Getty Images
  12. 'Easy for Arsenal'published at 20:57 GMT

    HT: Slavia Prague 0-2 Arsenal

    Steve McManaman
    Former Liverpool winger on TNT Sports

    The fact that Arsenal scored two - it could have been three or four.

    It's been easy and it's exactly what Mikel Arteta wants.

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    Get Involvedpublished at 20:57 GMT

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    Re Tim@20:40. I completely disagree. I really like this new format. The matches are far more interesting overall and higher scoring than they used to be and make them much more interesting for the neutrals.

    Al

  14. 'Not the prettiest of halves'published at 20:55 GMT

    RB Leipzig 0-1 Man City

    Lucy Ward
    Former Leeds striker on TNT

    City have had a lot of the ball, especially in the earlier stages but they didn't do much with it then Leipzig came into it. City will take that won't they? An own goal to get their noses in front. Not the prettiest of halves.

  15. get involved

    Get Involvedpublished at 20:54 GMT

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    Tim, Callum - tell that to Como, Viking etc. This is a great shake-up to the old system

    Andy

  16. 'We made a miracle tonight'published at 20:53 GMT

    FT: Fenerbahce 3-2 Liverpool

    Fenerbahce

    Interim coach Dirk Kuijt of FenerbahceImage source, Getty Images

    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."

  17. 'Professional from Arsenal'published at 20:52 GMT

    HT: Slavia Prague 0-2 Arsenal

    Martin Keown
    Former Arsenal defender on TNT Sports

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

  18. McTominay levels for Napolipublished at 20:51 GMT

    HT: Porto 1-1 Napoli; Lens 0-3 Como; Borussia Dortmund 0-0 Real Betis

    Napoli's Scottish midfielder #08 Scott McTominay celebrates scoring his team's first goalImage source, Getty Images

    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.

  19. HALF-TIMEpublished at 20:49 GMT

    RB Leipzig 0-1 Man City

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

  20. HALF-TIMEpublished at 20:47 GMT

    Slavia Prague 0-2 Arsenal

    Arsenal look comfortable at the break.

    Viktor Gyokeres of Arsenal celebrates scoring his team’s second goalImage source, Getty Images