Manchester City

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Manchester City's Phil Foden, who scored and got an assist: "Great result, great atmosphere as well. It’s nice to play in the Champions League again.

"Very happy with the performance, I know there’s still things I can work on and get better, I’m still a little bit rusty. Like I said I’m happy with my performance and the team performance.

"I love it, the atmosphere is very good, it was a great experience."

What a day of Champions League action. Today's nine matches deliver an incredible 32 goals.

These are all the results.

Liz Tray: Uefa have killed the CL. What is the value of watching teams win 5, 6 and 7-0? There is none. I enjoyed the match because it was my team, but apart from putting a few quid in the pockets of smaller teams, what is this FOR? The CL was about quality. It's been destroyed.

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Five of the 18 teams in action tonight scored four goals or more.

Is that good thing or a bad thing for the Champions League?

Borussia Dortmund, after their 7-1 crushing win over Celtic, hit the top of the Champions League table with six points from six and a goal difference of plus nine.

Brest and Bayer Leverkusen also have maximum points from their two games.

Manchester City and Arsenal both have one win and one draw so far, with Liverpool at home to Bologna and Aston Villa entertaining Bayern Munich tomorrow.

Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

This result makes the away point at Atalanta seem even better. To go away from home and get a point and a clean sheet and then back it up with three points here against PSG, outstanding.

I thought it was a game that Arsenal were in control of, they played within themselves for the most part. Outstanding defensively and got the goals that they needed, and defended them in the second half.

Arsenal

Played two.

Two clean sheets.

Four points.

Next in the Champions League? Home to Shakhtar Donetsk on 22 October.

Could Arsenal go all the way this season? Lots of challenges to come but this is a very tidy result for the Gunners.

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They're still playing in north London.

Free-kick to PSG deep inside Arsenal's half but the visitors cannot make it count.

90+2 minutes. PSG win another corner in front of their travelling fans who continue to make so much noise despite the scoreline.

Four for City, three more attempts off the woodwork with Dominik Takac also making a number of fine saves.

It really could have been 10-0 tonight, but City settle for four after goals from Phil Foden, Ilkay Gundogan, Erling Haaland and James McAtee.

One of the most convincing one-sided games you could imagine.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal have been very controlled and calm in this second half in the way they have stepped forward and attacked. Yes they may not score another goal but they don't need to as long as they keep PSG out.

A minimum of four additional minutes at the Emirates.

Mikel Arteta is going to send on youngster Myles Lewis-Skelly for Bukayo Saka.

A glancing header from James McAtee goes wide.

VoiceOfTheMysterons: Things you wouldn't want to see stampeding towards you: (i) a herd of cows (ii) an angry rhino (iii) Erling Haaland

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Two minutes plus stoppages. Arsenal have weathered a second-half PSG storm but the Gunners are closing in on an eye-catching win.

Dominik Takac is single-handedly keeping this respectable for Slovan Bratislava. John Stones gets some power on the header following a right-wing corner, but Takac flings himself to his left to get two hands to the ball and push it out.

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Goals everywhere you look in the Champions League tonight. Thirty-two in nine games at the last count.

Ilkay Gundogan scored in the first half and should have got another after fine work by Jack Grealish to set up the chance.

All credit to Dominik Takac, he did superbly to save with his left leg.

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Another goal for Barcelona and it's a horrible own goal for Mohamed Ali Camara.

Alejandro Balde's cross into the box is poked into his own net by Camara on the stretch.

The Young Boys captain cannot believe his bad luck.

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