Steve Sidwell
Former Chelsea midfielder on TNT at Lotto Park

That was a good ball but that just caused a bit of carnage!

Newcastle have another penalty!

Kamiel Van de Perre is the guilty party and no doubt the ball hits his arm as it bounces up at the back post.

Is that a penalty, though? The referee thinks so.

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Union Saint-Gilloise 0-2 Newcastle

Very dangerous ball in from Anthony Gordon.

In-swinging from the left and Newcastle want a penalty for handball.

The referee is going to have a look at the screen. We know what that normally means...

The yellow cards are piling up now.

Marc Giger, only brought on at half-time, is the latest to have a card brandished in his direction after tripping Sandro Tonali.

Poor free-kick from Sandri Tonali. Overhit and easily caught by Kjell Scherpen.

And now time for a Newcastle change. Lewis Miley is on for Joelinton.

Steve Sidwell
Former Chelsea midfielder on TNT at Lotto Park

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Gordon is just an outlet. The ball gets to him and he has one thing on his mind.

The most obvious of the yellow cards we've seen tonight.

Anthony Gordon knocks the ball past Kevin Mac Allister and clearly has the pace to win the race.

The Union defender knows that so decides to just push the Newcastle winger over. Fair enough.

Free-kick in a good position for the visitors...

Important interception from Dan Burn to prevent a through ball reaching substitute Marc Giger.

Newcastle are having to stay alert defensively. Union know they have nothing to lose at this point and are really trying to go at their Premier League opponents.

There's a break in play as Bruno Guimaraes receives a bit of treatment from the physio after taking a knock to the foot in a 50-50 challenge.

The Newcastle captain looks like he'll be fine to carry on, though.

Marcus Rashford starts again for Barcelona, while Lamine Yamal is back in the starting XI following an injury.

Wojciech Szczesny keeps his place in goal with first-choice keeper Joan Garcia out injured.

Robert Lewandowski is on the bench.

Barcelona XI: Szczesny, Kounde, Garcia, Cubarsi, Martin, De Jong, Pedri, Yamal, Olmo, Rashford, Torres.

PSG are without their first-choice front three in Ousmane Dembele, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Desire Doue - and captain Marquinhos.

PSG XI: Chevalier, Hakimi, Zabarnyi, Pacho, Mendes, Ruiz, Vitinha, Neves, Mbaye, Barcola, Mayulu.

An Englishman goes into the book - it's Union skipper Christian Burgess for stopping a Newcastle attack in its tracks.

That chance has really encouraged the home side.

They come forward again and first Ousseynou Niang and then Adem Zorgane have fierce efforts saved by Nick Pope.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport football reporter at Emirates Stadium

Mikel Arteta rotates his suqad with Saka, Eze, Timber, Calafiori and Rice all starting tonight on the substitutes bench.

Arsenal starting XI: Raya, White, Saliba, Gabriel, Lewis-Skelly, Zubimendi, Merino, Odegaard, Trossard, Martinelli, Gyokeres

Subs: Arrizabalaga, Setford, Mosquera, Saka, Eze, Timber, Norgaard, Nwaneri, Calafiori, Rice, Dowman

Olympiacos starting XI: Tzolakis, Ortega, Pirola, El Kaabi, Gelson Martins, Dani Garcia, Costinha, Chiquinho, Hezze, Restos, Podence

Subs: Paschalakis, Kouraklis, Biancone, Kalogeropoulos, Sciponi, Strefezza, Onyemaechi, Pnevmonidis, Mouzakitis, Taremi

Big chance for Union Saint-Gilloise!

Anan Khalaili gets in behind Dan Burn down the Newcastle left, takes the ball down on his chest an bursts into the box.

But with just Nick Pope to beat he hits the shot just wide of the far post.

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Newcastle look keen to put this game to bed quickly in the second half.

Great feet from Nick Woltemade in the build-up before Anthony Elanga's shot is pushed out by goalkeeper Kjell Scherpen.

Newcastle look keen to put this game to bed quickly in the second half.

Great feet from Nick Woltemade in the build-up before Anthony Elanga's shot is pushed out by goalkeeper Kjell Scherpen.

We're back under way at Lotto Park and Union Saint-Gilloise have made a change at the break.

Promise David is off and Marc Giger is on for the hosts.

Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter

Monaco make five changes following their Ligue 1 defeat at Lorient on Saturday and there is plenty of ex-Premier League interest in their starting line-up.

Former Arsenal striker Folarin Balogun is up front, with ex-Tottenham and England international Eric Dier part of a defence alongside former West Ham defender Thilo Kehrer and ex-Southampton man Mohammed Salisu.

On-loan Barcelona forward Ansu Fati, who spent a season at Brighton, is also in, but ex-Liverpool midfielder Takumi Minamino is on the bench.

Monaco XI: Kohn, Vanderson, Kehrer, Dier, Salisu, Diatta, Akliouche, Teze, Coulibaly, Fati, Balogun.

Manchester City make three changes to the side that beat Burnley on Saturday.

The significant news sees the return of midfielder Rodri, who missed the victory over the Clarets because of a knee issue.

Captain Bernardo Silva comes in, as does John Stones, who looks to be playing at right-back.

Matheus Nunes, Nico Gonzalez and Savinho all drop to the bench.

Man City XI: Donnarumma, Stones, Dias, Gvardiol, O'Reilly, Rodri, Silva, Reijnders, Foden, Doku, Haaland.

Excellent point, Brian. You've got to hope that Eddie Howe has had a word.

I'd argue the pick of the three was the man without a goal. Anthony Elanga caused Union all sorts of problems down the right.

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