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23:39 GMT - That about wraps things up for us tonight. Until we meet again!
22:36 GMT - Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim said his side learnt from a lacklustre showing in the first 45 minutes against Plzen to eventually win the match at full-time.
"We improved during the game," he told TNT Sports. "We controlled the game in the first half but without any great chances.
"We lacked speed and movement and we didn't control the ball because the pitch was difficult to make the connections with the strikers. Viktoria didn't have chances either.
"In the second half, we gave a goal away but we reacted well. We pushed the opponents to their own half and we managed to score. The win is important at the moment and it's good to prepare for the next game."
21:53 GMT - FULL-TIME: The New Saints 0-2 Panathinaikos. A step too far for TNS, perhaps, but a fighting effort against the Greek giants. Read our report here.
21:52 GMT - FULL-TIME: Rangers 1-1 Tottenham. The 'Gers won't celebrate that one, after leading for while, but it's a decent result against Spurs in the Europa League. Check out our full report here.
21:50 GMT - FULL-TIME: Shamrock Rovers 3-0 Borac Banja Luka. What a night for the Shamrock in Dublin! Johnny Kenny the hero of the night with two goals. Our match report is here.
21:34 GMT - GOAL! Spurs are level in Glasgow! It's Dejan Kulusevski and it's 1-1.
21:21 GMT - GOAL! Shamrock Rovers are three up! The home fans are going nuts! Johnny Kenny with a wonderful finish, 3-0.
21:11 GMT - GOAL! Shamrock Rovers have doubled their lead over Borac Banja Luka! Neil Farrugia, 2-0.
21:07 GMT - GOAL! Hamza Igamane gives Rangers the lead over Tottenham. 1-0.
21:02 GMT - We are back underway in Dublin! The match in Glasgow will resume again soon, as will The New Saints' clash with Panathinaikos. Stick with us for all the key updates.
20:50 GMT - HALF-TIME: TNS 0-1 Panathinaikos.
20:48 GMT - HALF-TIME: Rangers 0-0 Tottenham.
20:47 GMT - HALF-TIME: Shamrock Rovers 1-0 Borac Banja Luka.
20:16 GMT - GOAL! Panathinaikos have taken an early lead over TNS. Filip Djuricic with the goal, 1-0.
20:14 GMT - GOAL! Shamrock Rovers are ahead! Johnny Kenny - who else? - gives the Dubliners the lead over Borac Banja Luka. 1-0.
20:00 GMT - We have kick-off around the stadia! Stay with us for all the key updates from Glasgow, as well as The New Saints and Shamrock Rovers.
19:45 GMT - Attention now very quickly shifts to tonight's other European matches, including Rangers' blockbuster clash with Tottenham Hotspur.
19:38 GMT - FULL-TIME: Viktoria Plzen 1-2 Manchester United. The Red Devils looked to be having an evening to forget, until a certain Rasmus Hojlund put his stamp on the night. Read our full match report here.
19:38 GMT - FULL-TIME: Copenhagen 2-0 Hearts. The Jam Tarts did well to hold off the Danes in the first period, but the hosts proved too much in the end. Our report is here.
19:37 GMT - FULL-TIME: Dinamo Minsk 2-0 Larne. It was always going to be a tall ask in Europe for the Inver Reds, who fall to Minsk after losing a man. Read our report here.
19:35 GMT - RED CARD! Larne's Cian Bolger has been sent off.
19:31 GMT - GOAL! Man Utd are ahead at Plzen! It's Rasmus Hojlund again, what an impact he's had. 2-1.
19:20 GMT - GOAL! Copenhagen have extended their lead over Hearts to two! Kevin Diks makes it 2-0.
19:17 GMT - GOAL! It's another for Minsk against Larne, 2-0.
19:08 GMT - GOAL! Minsk have taken the lead over Larne via a spot-kick. 66 minutes gone, 1-0.
19:06 GMT - GOAL! Man Utd are level, Rasmus Hojlund with the finish! 1-1.
18:55 GMT - The team news has landed for this evening's later kick-offs! Check out who starts for who below, including the blockbuster clash between Rangers and Tottenham.
Shamrock Rovers v Borac Banja Luka
18:51 GMT - GOAL! Copenhagen have broken the deadlock against Hearts! 1-0.
18:51 GMT - GOAL! Plzen have taken the lead over Man Utd! It's Matej Vydra, remember the name?! 1-0.
18:49 GMT - We are back underway around the grounds!
18:33 GMT - HALF-TIME: Viktoria Plzen 0-0 Manchester United.
18:32 GMT - HALF-TIME: Copenhagen 0-0 Hearts.
18:31 GMT - HALF-TIME: Dinamo Minsk 0-0 Larne.
18:15 GMT - No goals yet in tonight's matches concerning Manchester United, Hearts and Larne, 30 minutes in.
17:45 GMT - We are underway around the stadia!
17:30 GMT - Attention now shifts to tonight's 17:45 kick-offs, which includes Manchester United, Hearts and Larne! Click the links below to follow each match live.
Viktoria Plzen v Manchester United
17:22 GMT - FULL-TIME: Astana 1-3 Chelsea. It was all about the first period for Maresca's side as the Blues make short work of the Kazahks. Read our report here.
17:15 GMT - The pace has slowed dramatically in Kazakhstan, with chelsea nursing a two-goal lead.
16:40 GMT - The team news has now arrived for this evening's other earlier kick-offs, involving Manchester United, Hearts and Larne! Check out who starts for who below.
16:35 GMT - We are back underway in Kazakhstan.
16:18 GMT - HALF-TIME: Astana 1-3 Chelsea.
16:17 GMT - GOAL! Astana have pulled one back! Marin Tomasov slaps an effort from range into Chelsea's net, 3-1.
16:10 GMT - GOAL! It's a third for Chelsea as Renato Veiga gets in on the action. 3-0.
15:52 GMT - GOAL! It's another for Chelsea and it's another for Guiu. What a start! 2-0.
15:45 GMT - GOAL! Chelsea have taken the lead, Marc Guiu gets the Blues up and running. 1-0.
15:30 GMT - We have kick-off in the Kazakh capital! Stick with us for all the key updates as Chelsea take on Astana.
14:15 GMT - The team news for Chelsea's clash with Astana is now available! Enzo Maresca has opted to rotate heavily. Check out who starts for who below.
13:10 GMT - So, why is Astana v Chelsea kicking off so early? That'll be down to the five-hour time difference between Kazakhstan and the United Kingdom.
But there's another twist with the game being played in Almaty – the south of the country – due to ongoing renovations at Astana's home stadium.
Oh, and temperatures will plummet as low as -10 degrees come kick-off to add another challenge to Enzo Maresca's planning.
Read more on Chelsea's trip to Kazakhstan here.
13:00 GMT - Good afternoon and welcome back to the European edition of the Football Tracker!
It's time for the Champions League to be set to the side as action from the Europa League and Conference League takes the stage.
The day's play kicks off nice and early at 15:30 GMT with Chelsea making the long trip to Kazakhstan to play Astana in the Conference League as they look to make it five wins out of five.
In the Europa League, former Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou returns to Glasgow and will likely face a frosty reception when his Tottenham side take on Rangers in a 'Battle of Britain'.
Manchester United travel to the Czech Republic to play Viktoria Plzen looking to get back on track having lost their last two games under Ruben Amorim.
Back in the Conference League, the likes of Hearts, Shamrock Rovers, Larne and The New Saints are all in action too.
Follow the Europa League and Conference League with Flashscore.
Wednesday, December 11th
23:15 GMT - That about wraps things up for tonight! Thank you for joining us.
22:45 GMT - Man City manager Pep Guardiola told TNT Sports that he was "so proud" of his players despite falling to defeat in Turin.
"We played really good," he said. "We missed the last part, the last action.. I’m so proud of these players and I think they gave everything and they tried. Now we leave this period and hopefully we can change (this moment) with good results.
"I know it’s difficult (but) we played really good."
22:35 GMT - Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has spoken of his delight after overcoming "difficult moments" in their match against Monaco.
Speaking to TNT Sports, he said: "(I'm) very happy. Obviously scoring the three goals, keeping a clean sheet and winning the game.
"We started the game very well, in the first half we should have put the game to bed but we didn't. In the Champions League you will have difficult moments and we suffered but then with the second goal the game was in control.
"They had a lot of rotation which was difficult to manage that. I think the subs helped us, they gave us energy and helped with the structure.
"Everybody is important, every three days it's impossible to keep the same players."
22:30 GMT - Arsenal's Bukayo Saka praised Myles Lewis-Skelly after the teenage defender made his Champions League debut against Monaco.
"I just said to him 'this is his level'," Saka explained to TNT Sports. "He needs to have no doubts, play the game and have the confidence. We see what he's doing in training. We are pleased for him and he played a key part in the first goal.
"He just needs to keep going. I'm just so proud of him."
22:20 GMT - Ilkay Gudogan has spoken of his frustration after Man City's defeat at Juventus.
"It's very disappointing," he told TNT Sports. "We had chances to score a few goals but at the moment it feels like every attack we concede is just so dangerous.
"I have a feeling sometimes we are a bit careless with duels, instead of playing simple we overcomplicate things and we missed the right timing to release the ball. Just lose the ball and give them counter attacks.
"At the moment it’s not working for us... I feel like we know exactly what’s going wrong. We know the reasons.
"We actually don’t play bad.. we play quite good football and we create chances. If you give away one chance and they score.. it’s not that easy."
21:55 GMT - The remaining full-time whistles have blown around Europe. Stay with us for all the key reaction.
21:53 GMT - FULL-TIME! And it's all over in London. Arsenal have beaten Monaco 3-0 and climb up to third in the table behind Liverpool and Barcelona.
You can see the match stats below or read the report here.
21:51 GMT - FULL-TIME! Man City have lost 2-0 in Turin against Juventus. What a massive result that is for both clubs. Juventus move up to 14th while City fall to 22nd - five points off the top eight with only two matches to go.
You can see the match stats below or read the report here.
21:47 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal go 3-0 up! Bukayo Saka sends a rasping drive at goal and it flies into the back of the net off Kai Havertz.
21:44 GMT - GOAL! Thinking of Guardiola, his former club Barcelona have re-taken the lead against Dortmund with Ferran Torres netting his second of the game. It's 3-2 in Germany.
21:43 GMT - We have five minutes of normal time remaining around Europe. What must Guardiola be thinking...
21:37 GMT - GOAL! Awful defending from Monaco sees the ball fall to Bukayo Saka who thumps the ball home inside the six-yard box. A huge stroke of luck but Arsenal won't mind - they go 2-0 up.
Serhou Guirassy fires Dortmund level against Barcelona and Sparta Prague pull one goal back against Feyenoord with Thomas Beelen looping a shot into his own net.
21:31 GMT - GOAL! It goes from bad to worse for Man City. Juventus have doubled their lead through Weston McKennie after Ederson fumbled. There are 15 minutes (plus time added on) remaining.
Stuttgart have a fifth goal against Young Boys - Yannik Keitel becomes their fifth goalscorer - and Barcelona take the lead in Germany against Dortmund through Ferran Torres from close range.
21:28 GMT - GOAL! Well well well. Crvena zvezda level at AC Milan. Nemanja Radonjic finds the target to dent the Rossoneri's hopes of reaching the last 16 automatically.
21:24 GMT - Kevin De Bruyne almost levels for Man City but his shot goes whizzing past the post. So close.
Stuttgart have a fourth goal against Young Boys. Josha Vagnoman gets his first of the night.
21:18 GMT - GOAL! Serhou Guirassy equalises for Dortmund against Barcelona from the penalty spot as Chris Fuhrich gives Stuttgard a 3-1 lead against Young Boys.
Moments later, Feyenoord go 4-1 up against Sparta Prague through Santiago Tomas Gimenez - their fourth different goalscorer tonight.
21:11 GMT - GOAL! Juventus have opened the scoring against Man City! Dusan Vlahovic piles the pressure on Pep Guardiola's side.
Man City are currently 22nd in the league on eight points and will surely miss out on qualifying automatically for the last 16 if the result stays this way.
Elsewhere, Barcelona have the lead at Dortmund through Raphinha and Stuttgart have completed the comeback against Young Boys. Enzo Millot makes it 2-1.
21:05 GMT - We're back underway. A big 45 minutes coming up...
20:52 GMT - Man City have it all to do in the second half but can Arsenal build on their 1-0 advantage? They lead following a wonderful team move in the 34th minute.
20:47 GMT - Half-time whistles are blowing around Europe and you can see the first-half stats below.
Arsenal 1-0 Monaco - HT
AC Milan 1-0 Crvena zvezda - HT
Benfica 0-0 Bologna - HT
Feyenoord 3-1 Sparta Prague - HT
20:44 GMT - Man City have enjoyed 69% possession against Juventus but have only had one shot on goal. Both teams will surely need to win in order to finish in the top eight.
We are in to time added on at the end of the first half.
20:40 GMT - GOAL! AC Milan have taken the lead against Crvena zvezda, while Sparta Prague have pulled one back against Feyenoord.
20:35 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal have the lead against Monaco! Gabriel Jesus whips in a cross and Bukayo Saka - who else? - taps in at the far post.
20:31 GMT - GOAL! Feyenoord have a third goal against Sparta Prague after 30 minutes. Anis Hadj Moussa gets on the scoresheet.
20:28 GMT - Gabriel Jesus has had two fantastic efforts on goal for Arsenal but Radoslaw Majecki, in the Monaco goal, has been equal to it. Still 0-0.
Over in Italy, Kenan Yildiz sees his effort fly past the post for Juventus.
20:25 GMT - GOAL! Stuttgart have levelled against Young Boys. Angelo Stiller with the goal.
20:15 GMT - We've had 15 minutes so far and it's still goalless in Turin and London with very few chances in both matches.
20:10 GMT - GOAL! Young Boys have opened the scoring against Stuttgart and provisionally climb to 32nd in the league with their first points of their European campaign.
Elsewhere, Feyenoord have scored a quickfire double over Sparta Prague.
20:03 GMT - GOAL! We have our first goal of the evening kick-offs. Benfica have taken the lead over Bologna through Vangelis Pavlidis... but wait. It's been ruled out for offside.
20:00 GMT - Peep peep! And we're underway!
19:57 GMT - Players are heading out of tunnels around Europe - we're minutes away from kick-off!
19:40 GMT - It’s full-time in the two early games.
Atletico Madrid have beaten Slovan Bratislava 3-1 and Lille overcame Sturm Graz 3-2.
The result in Spain means Bratislava fall to the bottom of the Champions League table and crash out of Europe.
19:30 GMT - We're 30 minutes away from kick-off.
18:50 GMT - Team news has dropped for Arsenal v Monaco and Juventus v Man City:
Arsenal starting XI: Raya, Partey, Saliba, Kiwior, Lewis-Skelly, Rice, Merino, Odegaard, Saka, Martinelli, Jesus
Monaco starting XI: Majecki, Vanderson, Kehrer, Seghir, Golovin, Akliouche, Caio Henrique, Camara, Salisu, Embolo, Magassa
Juventus starting XI: Di Gregorio, Savona, Kalulu, Gatti, Danilo, Locatelli, Thuram, Conceicao, Koopmeiners, Yildiz, Vlahovic
Manchester City starting XI: Ederson, Walker, Dias, Gvardiol, Lewis, Gundogan, De Bruyne, Bernardo, Doku, Grealish, Haaland
18:40 GMT - It's half-time in the early matches.
Julian Alvarez and Antoine Griezmann have given Atletico Madrid a 2-0 lead over Slovan Bratislava at the break, while Lille are beating Sturm Graz 2-1.
Bratislava have sunk to the bottom of the Champions League table on goal difference and will be out of Europe with defeat tonight.
In the other match, Osame Sahraoui and Mitchel Bakker put Lille in control but Otar Kiteishvili has given the Austrians some hope with a goal on the stroke of half-time.
18:00 GMT - If you want to read a preview to any of tonight's matches you can click on the links below. We'll bring you team news from Man City and Arsenal as soon as we get it.
17:25 GMT - There are two early matches in the Champions League tonight with Atletico Madrid taking on Slovan Bratislava and Lille facing Sturm Graz. Both matches kick-off at 17:45.
And there is an early result in the Europea League as Athletic Bilbao beat 10-man Fenerbahce 2-0 to extend their unbeaten run in all competitions to 12 matches, and go top. Jose Mourinho's men meanwhile stay 15th ahead of tomorrow's round of matches.
17:05 GMT - Manchester City's Phil Foden and Mateo Kovacic returned to training on Tuesday, but manager Pep Guardiola said if the two feature at Juventus on Wednesday, it will be for only a few minutes, as City's injury troubles show little sign of abating.
Foden is back training after missing two games with bronchitis while Kovacic has been absent since the last international break due to injury.
"I don't think so," Guardiola said about their potential return on Wednesday.
"Maybe a few minutes for Kova, but I don't think so. But it's nice to have them back here to the team, to the training sessions, and, of course, travel with us."
Read more from Guardiola ahead of City's clash with Juventus.
16:30 GMT - Mikel Arteta praised his Arsenal team for how they have coped with a punishing defensive injury crisis as he prepares his men to face Monaco in the Champions League on Wednesday.
The Gunners are seventh in the new-look Champions League format after three wins in five matches - one place above the Ligue 1 team.
But Arteta, whose men are also third in the Premier League, is juggling a lengthy injury list.
"We have to manage a lot of the players, so they're probably not going to be fit for tomorrow and are a doubt," Arteta said at his pre-match press conference on Tuesday.
"I still have 24 hours to make those decisions and hopefully the right ones... In the ideal scenario, we have to be in charge to make those decisions because it's forcing us to make it for the wrong reasons, but as well, we need to accept the reality and move forwards."
Read more of Arteta's comments before Arsenal face Monaco.
16:00 GMT - Welcome back to the Football Tracker! It's part two of matchday six in the Champions League, and what an evening we have in store with Manchester City facing a tricky test in Turin against Juventus while Arsenal come up against Monaco at the Emirates.
The Gunners could end the evening in third place while City could climb to ninth. Remember only the top eight qualify automatically for the last 16, with the next 16 teams - currently including Real Madrid, PSG, AC Milan and Atletico Madrid - facing a play-off round in the new year. Oof.
Both matches get underway at 20:00 GMT.
Follow all of this evening's Champions League action with Flashscore.
Tuesday 10th December
23:00 GMT - That's your lot for tonight then, folks.
Join us again tomorrow for more Champions League drama, including Arsenal versus Monaco and Juventus against Manchester City.
22:51 GMT - Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham says his side are still aiming for a top-eight finish in the Champions League to avoid having to play an extra knockout fixture.
"Really important for us to get the points tonight," Bellingham told TNT Sports.
"We knew how difficult it would be. It was important we got over the line.
"I understand from outside there is an expectation of success from the three of us (Bellingham, Vinicius Jr and Mbappe).
"It is nice we scored, but it is useless if we don't win games.
"Preferably we finish in the top eight, it is fewer games and a chance to regroup a bit."
22:47 GMT - Aston Villa boss Unai Emery thoroughly enjoyed his side's 3-2 win in Germany tonight.
"I try to enjoy, and always want to improve, and sometimes it is hard, but today, the team were performing well, playing seriously, and I was enjoying it," Emery told Amazon Prime.
"We tried to overcome the mistakes we made, and we did. More or less we were playing consistently. One mistake and they score but then we played very well.
"The Champions League is very difficult and we have to expect that every team playing at home are feeling strong. We played with consistency and domination."
22:22 GMT - Here's how the Champions League table looks ahead of Wednesday's fixtures, with Liverpool all but through with their 100 per cent record and Leverkusen sitting in second after their late victory over Inter.
Tonight's loss to Villa means RB Leipzig become the first side to officially be out of contention for the knockout stages.
22:16 GMT - Aston Villa captain and goalscorer John McGinn felt his side probably should have put the game to bed earlier against RB Leipzig.
"It was disappointing losing the offside goal," the Scottish international told Amazon Prime.
"I think the two goals we conceded were disappointing from our point of view. I thought overall we were the better team and we could have scored more.
"We dealt with their problems well, and what we needed today was substitutes to make a difference.
"It is exciting. We had some disappointing results off the great start and it is great to be in the top three. We have that Monaco game and then a nice one against Celtic."
22:13 GMT - Liverpool boss Arne Slot admitted he was "less than pleased" with Liverpool's narrow win against Girona earlier this evening.
"If you ask me about all the six games, I'm really pleased with all the results," Slot said in his post-match press conference.
"I'm really pleased with the first five games, but I'm far from pleased about the performance tonight.
"If you play against a team that has such a good idea about football and knows how to bring the ball out from the back like some of the teams we've played recently, such as Real Madrid and Manchester City, you need to be so intense if you want to make it difficult for them.
"Every time we lost the ball, we were not aggressive enough, and they could go almost all the way to our goal and have a shot.
"We had hardly any control at all over the game."
22:06 GMT - Club Brugge have managed to hold out for a famous victory against Sporting Lisbon.
Here's a rundown of all tonight's results - you can get even more in-depth stats and analysis here via the Flashscore app.
21:58 GMT - We'll have some reaction from all the big games this evening coming up shortly!
21:54 GMT - FULL-TIME! Real Madrid survive a late scare to hold on to their 3-2 scoreline over Atalanta.
Read our report from the game here.
21:54 GMT - FULL-TIME! A massive win on the road for Aston Villa against RB Leipzig.
Read our report from what may be a crucial win for their European adventure here.
21:52 GMT - Michael Olise might have just scored the best goal of the night after dancing through the opposition defence to make it 5-1 to Bayern Munich in added time.
21:48 GMT - GOAL! A bit of pinball in the Inter box and it falls to Nordi Mukiele to give Leverkusen a late 1-0 lead.
21:44 GMT - GOAL! Have the Villains pinched it? Ross Barkley's deflected shot makes it 3-2 to Aston Villa.
Jamal Musiala has also made it 4-1 to Bayern Munich at Shakhtar.
21:41 GMT - It remains goalless between Bayer Leverkusen and Inter as we head into the last 10 minutes.
Elsewhere, Nuno Mendes has scored PSG's second goal of the night against Salzburg, underdogs Brest currently have a one-goal lead over PSV and Brugge and Sporting are still deadlocked.
21:28 GMT - GOAL! Bayern are gifted a very harsh penalty which is dispatched by Michael Olise. It's 3-1 to the Bavarians against Shakhtar Donetsk - and probably game over.
21:24 GMT - GOAL! Atalanta are back in it as Ademola Lookman cuts inside and fires home his 11th goal of the season to reduce the deficit to one.
21:21 GMT - GOAL! Christoph Baumgartner scores an absolute banger of a volley to bring parity to the scoreline once again between RB Leipzig and Aston Villa.
21:18 GMT - GOAL! Jude Bellingham continues his renewed goalscoring form with a sweet strike against Atalanta. Classy stuff after a bit of long ball route one from the Spaniards.
21:16 GMT - GOAL! The ball bounces incredibly kindly for the returning Vinicius Jr, who takes his chance to put the brakes on Atalanta's momentum. It's 2-1 to Real Madrid.
21:12 GMT - GOAL! Ollie Watkins was replaced by Jhon Duran at half-time for Aston Villa, and the super sub takes five minutes after the restart to fire the English side back in front against RB Leipzig.
Not only that but it's another stunning strike by the Colombian. He doesn't do tap-ins, does he?
21:05 GMT - Back underway in (most) of the matches.
20:51 GMT - It's half-time across the boards now, plenty of goals in that first 45!
Here are the half-time stats after an entertaining first half between Aston Villa and RB Leipzig:
20:48 GMT - GOAL! Real Madrid concede a penalty after a foul by Aurelien Tchouameni.
Charles De Ketelaere makes no mistake from the spot to make it Atalanta 1-1 Real Madrid.
20:47 GMT - GOAL! Thomas Muller completes the turnaround for Bayern Munich just before half-time, thanks to some lovely work from Jamal Musiala. It's 2-1 to the German giants now.
20:37 GMT - There is some worry for Carlo Ancelotti as Mbappe is forced to come off with what looks like a hamstring injury.
A particular shame for the Frenchman who was looking back to his old lively self so far this evening...
20:31 GMT - Here's a closer look at Mbappe's goal to open the scoring against Atalanta:
20:29 GMT - GOAL! RB Leipzig equalise against Aston Villa after a tidy finish from young Belgian Lois Openda. It's now 1-1.
20:12 GMT - GOAL! Kylian Mbappe puts Real Madrid in front after a fabulous first touch pays off, before the Frenchman hammers the ball into the corner. It's 1-0 to Real Madrid against Atalanta.
Elsewhere, Bayern are level within minutes thanks to unlikely goalscorer Konrad Laimer.
20:06 GMT - GOAL! Shakhtar Donetsk have a shock lead inside five minutes against Bayern Munich. Young Brazilian Kevin - just Kevin - with the goal there to make it 1-0.
Sporting are also ahead in Brugge.
20:05 GMT - GOAL! John McGinn wellies one in from close range early doors to put Aston Villa in command against RB Leipzig.
20:00 GMT - We are underway in the rest of tonight's Champions League matches.
19:43 GMT - Six wins out of six for Arne Slot and Liverpool in the Champions League this season.
Not too shabby!
19:38 GMT - FULL-TIME! It ends goalless between Celtic and Dinamo Zagreb, a result that doesn't particularly suit either side.
Our full report can be found here.
19:35 GMT - FULL-TIME! Liverpool leave Girona with the win after a tight but thoroughly entertaining clash.
That'll do for Arne Slot, they're pretty much through to the next stage at a bit of a canter.
19:18 GMT - Brendan Rodgers makes a few changes as he tries to turn his side's dominance of the ball into goals.
Still no change to the scoreline there though going into the final 15 minutes in Zagreb.
19:15 GMT - Vinicius Jr does indeed make his long-awaited return from injury for Real Madrid tonight against a tricky-looking Atalanta.
The Brazilian star has missed his side's last four matches.
Get your live commentary fix for that one here.
19:13 GMT - A big test awaits Unai Emery and Aston Villa against RB Leipzig tonight. Here's how both sides are set to line up:
19:10 GMT - That successful penalty means Mo Salah now has 50 Champions League goals to his name for the Reds.
19:03 GMT - Mo Salah steps up and hammers the ball to the keeper's right to give Liverpool the lead.
19:02 GMT - The referee goes to the monitor the check VAR for a potential penalty after Van de Beek's challenge on Luis Diaz...
Penalty to Liverpool!
Bit soft, maybe?
18:47 GMT - Back underway!
18:33 GMT - It's also half-time and still all square between Dinamo Zagreb and Celtic:
18:31 GMT - The whistle goes for half-time in a lively but goalless first half between Girona and Liverpool:
18:17 GMT - Celtic have enjoyed over 60 per cent possession so far away at Dinamo Zagreb but both sides are struggling to create anything clear-cut. The score remains 0-0 after 30 minutes.
18:02 GMT - It's been a fast start in Spain for both sides, with chances at either end, Girona spurning a couple of decent efforts that Alisson is able to keep out.
Not looking like an easy night for Liverpool tonight.
17:45 GMT - We're underway in the early Champions League games!
16:52 GMT - Darwin Nunez starts up front tonight for Liverpool as they look to maintain their impressive form in Europe's elite competition.
Remember, we'll have live audio commentary here from 17:45 GMT in not-so-sunny Spain.
Here's how both sides are expected to line up:
16:49 GMT - It's a battle between 20th and 23rd in Croatia tonight as Celtic visit Dinamo Zagreb looking to add to their eight-point tally.
Follow live audio commentary and match stats here from 17:45 GMT.
Here's how the Scottish champions are lining up tonight against their opponents:
16:31 GMT - Carlo Ancelotti hinted on Monday that Vinicius Junior could make his Real Madrid comeback for his team's key Champions League clash at red-hot Atalanta.
Vinicius was expected to be out until the Intercontinental Cup final next week after suffering a hamstring injury last month but Ancelotti told reporters that he is in contention to start in Bergamo on Tuesday night.
"Vinicius is in good shape but we've got to assess him. I think it's very important for him how he does in training today," said Ancelotti at yesterday's press conference.
Read more ahead of Real Madrid's tie with in-form Atalanta later tonight.
16:19 GMT - Liverpool coach Arne Slot warned Monday that Champions League opponents Girona are stronger than their results in the competition so far indicate.
The Premier League leaders are top of the European standings with a 100 per cent record and tonight face a Girona side down in 30th, with four defeats in five matches.
However, Slot said he had been watching Girona for a while, as they ran Real Madrid close for the Spanish title last season, and said the Champions League debutants' results do not reflect their quality.
"I think it's really special what they've done here, particularly last season but even this season," Slot told a news conference on Monday.
Read more on his comments here ahead of tonight's match.
16:16 GMT - Another week of European cup action has arrived but with so many matches to choose from, what should you watch?
Our boy Pat Dempsey has picked out the best matches to keep an eye on this week right here.
16:00 GMT - Welcome one and all to your one-stop shop for all of this week's European football shenanigans.
It's a busy start to the evening for fans of Celtic and Liverpool tonight, with both sides kicking off early in their respective fixtures against Dinamo Zagreb and Girona. They'll be kicking off at 17:45 GMT.
Aston Villa will be facing German troublemakers RB Leipzig from 20:00 GMT, with the likes of Real Madrid, PSG and Bayern Munich all also in action tonight.
You can follow all the live scores as they go with Flashscore.
