This evening's match will be a little slice of home for Tottenham boss Thomas Frank.

The Dane has faced Copenhagen on eight previous occasions – all in the Danish Superliga with Brondby – winning just two of them (D3 L3).

"I follow the results and the league as I still have good friends and colleagues working at different clubs," Frank said.

"They are not in the best place but they are a very good team. I expect it to be a difficult game.

"No matter if a team are in or out of form, the next game is when everything can change so we prepare like normal. We are very aware of their strengths and areas we might want to exploit. I expect a tough tactical challenge."

The Monday Night Club's Andros Townsend, Shay Given and Rory Smith have their say on what kind of reception may await Trent Alexander-Arnold on his Anfield return tonight.

I can confirm he was booed when walking out to warm-up.

He's back.

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Right, we will bring reaction to this game when it drops but will also now switch focus to the upcoming games.

Four wins from four for Arsenal in this season's Champions League, 11 goals scored and none conceded.

Formidable.

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David Raya has something to do as he jumps to catch a harmless cross to the far post.

Possible late drama in the other early game as Napoli want a penalty.

Replays showed that Arthur Theate's elbow did redirect the ball as David Neres threatened to burst into the box but the Eintracht Frankfurt full-back really didn't have a clue about it as he fell to the floor.

The referee has waved it away, so we continue goalless into the remaining minutes of stoppage time.

There will be five additional minutes.

It is almost frightening just how comfortable Arsenal are. They've not even got out of third gear here and they are cruising to a comfortable win.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

Trent Alexander-Arnold has just trotted on to the Anfield turf where he was idolised as a Liverpool player to warm up as one of Real Madrid's substitutes - to loud jeers. May well be a taste of what is to come if he gets on later.

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A blow for the hosts as the decision is overturned and no penalty is awarded. Replays show Ben White got to the ball first.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport football reporter at Fortuna Arena

Mikel Arteta is waving his finger, he is adamant it is not a penalty.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Fortuna Arena

I don't think it's a penalty.

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Oh, hope for Arsenal here as the referee is told to go to the screen by the VAR.

The hosts are awarded a penalty for a high boot by Ben White and Arsenal could be about to lose the chance for a record-equalling eighth clean sheet in a row...

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Arne Slot, speaking to Amazon Prime: "A great fixture. We are looking forward to a game like this.

"These clubs have met each other multiple times throughout their history. It is a special evening."

On Florian Wirtz starting: "I have more than 11 players to choose from. Tonight, as many times before, I have decided to play him.

"He is the left winger tonight."

On Trent Alexander-Arnold: "I don't even know if there is a reception [for Trent]. That is not the first thing that comes to mind when I think about this game.

"It is first the ones that play for me and the ones that play for Madrid that I am thinking about. Of course, when Trent comes on he can impact a game of football.

"Incredible player and a great human-being as well."

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