That's all from us today then, thanks for your company. We've been building up to the next Nations League fixtures and Wednesday's Women's Champions League games, plus bringing you reaction to everything that went down last night. Here's a reminder of today's top stories:

• Former Liverpool boss Klopp takes Red Bull role
• Liverpool's Alisson set for at least one month out
• Jones and Livramento added to England squad

You can follow our live text coverage later on the Women's Champions League, with Bayern Munich facing Arsenal (kick-off 17:45 BST), before Manchester City host Barcelona (20:00).

Click here to find all of that - and you can listen to commentary of the City game from BBC Radio 5 Live at the top of that page. We'll be back in the morning with all the reaction plus the latest football news. See you then!

It was confirmed on Tuesday that Manchester City's director of football Txiki Begiristain is set to leave the club at the end of the season.

Click here for more on what that means for City coach Pep Guardiola and what the club has been planning for Begiristain's exit.

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Speaking on Instagram,, external Jurgen Klopp said: "I want to share the experiences I have collected over the years.

"We all know there are more successful managers out there but in my career I have fought for promotion, fought for titles and I have fought for trophies.

"Sometimes we failed, sometimes we succeeded and dealing with that is not easy, but it is possible.

"Then I want to learn again because when you are in the job and you have to play every three days you barely have the time.

"I want to see, feel and figure out what is useful for football, developing football a little bit as well."

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ICYMI, former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was earlier confirmed as the new global head of soccer at Red Bull.

The 57-year-old German will begin the role on 1 January 2025. Red Bull says Klopp will not be involved in day-to-day operations but will advise teams on playing philosophy, transfer strategy and coaching development.

The energy drinks brand owns RB Leipzig in Germany's Bundesliga, Austrian side Red Bull Salzburg and Major League Soccer side New York Red Bulls, as well as Brazilian side Red Bull Bragantino.

It also took a minority stake in Championship side Leeds and became the club's front-of-shirt sponsor earlier this year.

Cole Palmer was named the England men's player of the year for 2023-24 on Tuesday and the Chelsea forward's form was one of the topics discussed on the latest Planet Premier League podcast.

Cesc Fabregas was joined by Nedum Onuoha, Mark Chapman and Statman Dave, and you can hear all of the latest pod by clicking below.

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Barcelona are widely recognised as the best team in the world after appearing in five of the past six Women's Champions League finals, winning three - including the past two.

The Catalan side's squad includes two-time Women's Ballon d'Or winner Alexia Putellas and current holder Aitana Bonmati.

"I would say they are the best team in the world, especially over the period of the last four or five years," said Manchester City boss Gareth Taylor.

"Barcelona have really dominated in this last three-year period. In terms of that taking the pressure off us, not at all. We've worked tremendously hard to be here.

"The cream always rises to the top. We want to see the best players on the best stage and this is what it is."

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Former England goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain: "It'll be really tough. Barcelona are a fantastic side, they're absolutely stacked with talent.

"They scored eight at the weekend - but if we're looking for a positive, they did concede the first goal!

"They've got Keira Walsh and Ellie Roebuck coming back to Manchester City so hopefully it'll be a fun-filled night."

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Manchester City captain Alex Greenwood says her club "belong" in the Women's Champions League and winning the competition would be the "pinnacle".

The Group D match on Wednesday will be City's first in the Women's Champions League since falling to a 4-2 quarter-final aggregate loss to Spanish giants Barcelona in March 2021.

Greenwood, who won the tournament with Lyon in 2020, said: "It's the pinnacle to win the Champions League. To win this competition is another level.

"It's exciting. I'm looking forward to it. We belong here. We’ve missed out and been frustrated by that."

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Arsenal

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Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall says his side will go "full throttle" in the Women's Champions League when they begin their campaign on Wednesday.

The fixture is Arsenal's first of four in the space of 12 days, with games against Chelsea, Valerenga and West Ham to follow in quick succession.

When asked where the European competition ranks in his priorities, Eidevall said: "For me, the Champions League is very special. We are in four competitions, but the Champions League and the league will always be very special to me and to the team.

"Right now we are in a situation where we need to go full throttle in both of them."

Arsenal are back in the group stages of the competition after missing out on qualification last season, while Bayern Munich failed to make it out of the group in 2023-24.

The sides last met in the competition in 2023 when the Gunners turned around their first-leg defeat to reach the semi-finals.

Group C

• Bayern Munich v Arsenal (17:45)
• Valerenga v Juventus (20:00)

Group D

• Hammarby v St. Polten (17:45)
• Man City v Barcelona (20:00)

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Former England goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain: "Arsenal haven't had the best of starts this season. They drew 0-0 with Everton at the weekend. Everton haven't had a very good start either so you’d have expected Arsenal to win that quite comfortably.

"If you look at their squad, they’ve got phenomenal talent. They’ve got lots of goal scorers, they just haven’t been hitting the back of the net. We'll have to hope today's the day it finally clicks for them, and they can get a result against a tough Bayern Munich team."

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Arsenal's Switzerland midfielder Lia Walti said the squad are itching to be competing in Europe once again.

"The Champions League is a competition we all want to win," she said before Wednesday's match against Bayern Munich.

"It’s the biggest stage. I believe we belong there and we have the quality to be competing to win the trophy with the team we have.

"Why not this season? Why not have a good start tomorrow against Bayern Munich which is probably going to be the toughest team in the group. I’m just glad for the team to be back on that stage.

"It’s what we want. That was the most painful thing last year to watch. We know we have the quality to compete with these teams.

"We are aiming for first place in this group and think this team is ready."

The group stage of the Women’s Champions League got under way on Tuesday and there's another night of action to come later.

Last night Chelsea started their campaign with a 3-2 win over Real Madrid and Celtic lost 2-0 to Twente in their group stage debut.

Tonight Arsenal travel to Bayern Munich (17:45) while Manchester City host Barcelona (20:00).

England look like they've been having fun while training at St George's Park today.

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Uefa has announced that 50,000 more tickets for the Women's European Championship in 2025 will be released after more than 137,000 were sold within the first week.

The tickets being made available are for the 18 matches where all tickets were sold during the first release.

England will defend the Euros in Switzerland next summer.

Ticket sales were launched on the Jungfraujoch in the Swiss Alps on 1 October and due to 'strong demand' more tickets are set to go on sale at 13:00 BST.