Pep Guardiola says he loves "everything" about his Manchester City team following their 0-0 draw against Italian champions Inter Milan in the Champions League at the Etihad Stadium.

"We played so good. I love my team - we are a fantastic team," said the City boss, whose side had enjoyed a 100% start to their Premier League campaign but were thwarted by a resolute display from the Serie A champions.

"We were up against an Inter team that defend really, really well. They are masters in defending and in transition they are really strong as well...so I am really pleased for the performance we have done."

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BBC Sport's Joe Hart analyses Celtic's dominant performance during their 5-1 victory against Slovan Bratislava.

"It's an incredible performance," said the former Celtic goalkeeper.

"Let me tell you, that place is special on Champions League nights, but for Celtic to start how they did - for that [level of] performance, for that energy, for that passion from the crowd, from the players, from [manager] Brendan Rodgers - it was an incredible game to watch."

Right, let's go back to Wednesday night's action now and get some reaction to Celtic's opening win and Manchester City's stalemate at home to Serie A champions Inter Milan...

Here is a full list of Thursday's Champions League fixtures, just click on the links to read preview material for each match, including head-to-head stats and a form guide for each side:

Feyenoord v Bayer Leverkusen (17:45)

Red Star Belgrade v Benfica (17:45)

Atalanta v Arsenal

Atletico Madrid v RB Leipzig

Brest v Sturm Graz

Monaco v Barcelona

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This week's Champions League action extends into Thursday, with no other Uefa cup competitions taking place this week.

Arsenal get their campaign under way with a trip to face Atalanta (20:00 BST), as one of six Champions League ties.

That means there will be a bonus highlights show tonight on BBC Two at 23:05.

As well as highlights on the BBC Sport website, this season BBC One will feature a round-up of Champions League action every Wednesday in a special edition of Match of the Day.

The first show features highlights and analysis from Celtic's five-star performance, as well as Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool and Aston Villa, who also got off to a dream start on their return to Europe’s top flight for the first time since the 1982-83 season.

Holders Real Madrid, now boasting superstar striker Kylian Mbappe alongside the likes of Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Junior, also feature as they begin their quest to lift the trophy for a record-extending 16th time.

And the show offers another chance to savour Harry Kane's four-goal haul in a record win for Bayern Munich.

• Click here to watch on BBC iPlayer.

Liverpool, of course, have plenty of experience at this level, and it showed in their assured victory at AC Milan on their Champions League return on Tuesday night.

Arne Slot's side put Saturday's shock Premier League defeat by Nottingham Forest behind them to give the Dutchman a night to remember in his first match in charge of the Reds in Europe's premier club competition.

• Click here to read the Joe Rindl's match report.

Aston Villa fans will be forgiven for re-watching this video on loop.

Click the play icon to check out the highlights of Villa's commanding performance against Young Boys in Switzerland to secure their first ever Champions League win.

• Click here to read the full match report.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Manchester City's Champions League campaign opened in frustrating fashion as they were held to a draw by impressive Inter Milan at Etihad Stadium.

Pep Guardiola's side were never at their most fluent, not helped by an injury to Kevin de Bruyne that forced him off at half-time - the City boss says he will have to speak to the club's doctors to find out the extent of the injury.

But City's Italian opponents were well worth their draw.

• Click here to read Phil's full match report.

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland

Rampant Celtic overpowered Slovan Bratislava at a jubilant Celtic Park to win their opening Champions League game for the first time ever in impressive style.

On a rare occasion when they began a game in Europe's premier competition as favourites, Brendan Rodgers' side delivered an invigorating performance full of energy and poise.

Liam Scales headed in Arne Engels' corner to send the crowd wild on 17 minutes, and the Scottish champions created a flurry of other opportunities before the break but failed to embellish their score.

However, Kyogo Furuhashi diverted Nicolas Kuhn's fierce cross into the net barely two minutes into the second half, banishing any lingering nerves Celtic fans may have had about profligacy returning to bite them.

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Good morning, didn't get the chance to catch Tuesday and Wednesday night's Champions League matches? Well don't worry, this season you can watch every single goal on the BBC Sport website and app. Click on the highlights videos below.

Wednesdays games:

Tuesday's games: