Summary

  • Click the 'watch live' icon for 5 Live Champions League Final Score, plus BBC Radio commentaries

  • FT: Monaco 2-2 Man City - Haaland scores either side of Teze strike; Dier levels with late penalty

  • FT: Arsenal 2-0 Olympiacos - Martinelli opens scoring, Saka doubles lead

  • FT: Barcelona 1-2 PSG - Torres with opener; Mayulu levels before Ramos completes turnaround

  • FT: Leverkusen 1-1 PSV, Dortmund 4-1 Athletic Club, Napoli 2-1 Sporting, Villarreal 2-2 Juventus

  • FT: USG 0-4 Newcastle - Woltemade flicks in Tonali strike, Gordon scores twice from spot, Barnes adds fourth. FT: Qarabag 2-0 Copenhagen

Late Dier penalty helps Monaco snatch draw against Man City

Live Reporting

Jess Anderson, Gary Rose & Sam Drury

  1. Arteta facing childhood coach

    Arsenal v Olympiacos (20:00 BST)

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    This will be a trip down memory lane for Mikel Arteta as he comes up against one of his childhood coaches in Jose Luis Mendilibar.

    At 13, Arteta was in the Athletic Club youth system where Mendilibar was his coach.

    "They have a really, really good manager, which I know since I was 13 because he was my coach at that period, and I know how he works, I know how efficient he is in what he does," Arteta said.

    "That's why I'm saying that it is going to be a really tough match."

  2. Newcastle are the first of the English teams in action tonight, they kick-off in a little over an hour's time.

    We'll get stuck into that one a little closer to kick-off but before that, let's delve into matters arising from the other two Premier League sides playing tonight, starting with Arsenal...

  3. Newcastle make two changes

    Union Saint-Gilloise v Newcastle (17:45 BST)

    Ciaran Kelly
    BBC Sport reporter at Lotto Park

    Newcastle United head coach Eddie Howe has made two changes to his side for the Champions League game against Union Saint-Gilloise.

    Kieran Trippier and Anthony Elanga have come in for Tino Livramento, who is set for a spell on the sidelines, and Jacob Murphy.

    Newcastle XI: Pope; Trippier, Thiaw, Botman, Burn; Guimaraes, Tonali, Joelinton; Elanga, Gordon; Woltemade.

    Subs: Ramsdale, Thompson, Hall, Schar, Barnes, Krafth, Osula, J Murphy, Willock, A Murphy, Miley.

    Englishman Christian Burgess is among those who start for Union Saint-Gilloise.

    Union SG XI: Scherpen, Mac Allister, Burgess, Leysen Khalaili, Zorgane, Van De Perre, Niang, Ait El Hadj, Rodriguez, David.

    Subs: Chambaere, Berradi, Patris, Sykes, Boufal, Giger Schoofs, Smith, Rasmussen, Barry.

  4. Union Saint-Gilloise v Newcastle (17:45 BST)

    Without any further ado, let's get to the team news from the early game as Newcastle take on Union Saint-Gilloise...

  5. Wednesday's fixtures

    All times BST

    Champions League

    17:45

    • Qarabag v Copenhagen
    • Union Saint-Gilloise v Newcastle

    20:00

    • Arsenal v Olympiacos
    • Barcelona v Paris St-Germain
    • Bayer Leverkusen v PSV Eindhoven
    • Borussia Dortmund v Athletic Club
    • Monaco v Manchester City
    • Napoli v Sporting
    • Villarreal v Juventus

  6. Good afternoon!

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    We're into October now so autumn is well and truly upon us, the nights are drawing in and the football season is starting to take shape.

    We've got nine big Champions League games to bring you this evening - including three involving English sides - as teams jockey for position early in this league phase to ensure they aren't left with too much to do come deepest, darkest winter.

    The goal is to still be in contention come spring, with the ultimate dream of lifting the trophy on a warm summer evening in Budapest.

    There are 18 teams in action tonight hoping this is just the second step on that journey. So let's see what we've got to look forward to...