Francesco Totti became the oldest Champions League goalscorer at the age of 38 last night and has played for Roma since 1992, so this morning we're asking for your one club heroes, players that have remained loyal to their teams. Please send your favourites in to #oneclubheroes or the BBC Sport Facebook, external or Google+, external pages.

Krishna Kumar:, external One club hero? I don't need to look any look further than Tony Adams! Legend.

Adrian Stanley:, external Man United have had 3 in recent history; Scholes, G Nev, and of course the Welsh wizard, Giggs!

Andrew Priestley:, external Paolo Maldini was 'Mr AC Milan' for over two decades. He was the heartbeat of the club throughout a hugely successful period.

Maybe it was inevitable that Totti scored last night after City posted the following mischievous tweet, external to their opponents before kick-off: "We're looking forward to hosting you @OfficialASRoma, and a legendary player such as Totti. He's never scored in England, has he?"

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After their narrow win over Bulgarian champions Ludogorets Razgrad two weeks ago, Liverpool travel to Basel tonight in Group B and their former striker Emile Heskey told 5 live Breakfast: "If I'm talking honestly, I don't think it's worked out for them this season. It doesn't look like they've even started playing the football that we know Brendan Rodgers' teams can play.

"The pressing and the intensity of last season doesn't seem to be there. I thought the defence would be a bit more solid, and it hasn't really looked as solid as I thought it would be.

"It's a work in progress. He's bought a few more players in. The squad is a stronger squad. I think the team is as strong as it was last year."

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Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini is predictably confident his team can still advance from Group E, and says: "We have one point from six but also we are only three points behind Roma. There are 12 more points to fight for - we will fight to the end to qualify."

The Telegraph sports supplement highlights Francesco Totti, who became the oldest Champions League goalscorer at the age of 38 when his cool chip over Joe Hart levelled the scores at Etihad Stadium.

Astonishingly Totti made his debut for the Italians in 1992 and has been with them ever since. So we are asking this morning for your one club heroes, players that have remained loyal to their teams. Please send your favourites in to #oneclubheroes or the BBC Sport Facebook, external or Google+, external pages.

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In the Daily Telegraph, the esteemed Henry Winter writes:, external "Manchester City's naivety continues to be exposed in the Champions League, compromising their hopes of qualifying for the knock-out stage. Manuel Pellegrini's tactics were far too open, leaving them over-run in midfield, and forcing the City manager into running repairs to the team."

Former Manchester United favourite Paul Scholes was a television pundit at Etihad Stadium on Tuesday evening and criticised the lack of atmosphere, external in the stadium.

The attendance was 37,509, well below the 45,500 capacity for European games, and Scholes said: "When you come here it just doesn't have a European night feel to it. You go to Liverpool, you go to Old Trafford, you go to Chelsea, they have a special feeling for it."

"Do the crowd realise how lucky they are to be in this competition? I don't think they do."

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The Sturridge story also features in the Daily Mail, but they also lead with City's troubles and Martin Samuel writes:, external "City have now had enough chances to change their luck and continue to come up short."

Liverpool are in Champions League action tonight in Basel and manager Brendan Rodgers has opened up the age old club v country debate by suggesting striker Daniel Sturridge will not be fit enough to play for England in this month's Euro 2016 qualifiers, despite possibly featuring in Saturday's home Premier League match with West Bromwich Albion.

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Let's have a look at the back pages and in the Daily Mirror, David McDonnell writes:, external "Empty seats and, by the end, a team running on empty.

"Manchester City are staring at a third group stage exit from the Champions League in four years after coming up short against quality opposition once again."

City's draw leaves them five points behind leaders Bayern Munich in Group E, the same margin as they trail Chelsea by in the Premier League. In his column on the BBC website, chief football writer Phil McNulty assesses City's troubles in the Champions League.

Hello and welcome along to another Sportsday from an autumnal Media City. It's another busy Champions League week, Manchester City were held to a 1-1 draw by Roma at the Etihad last night, while Chelsea secured a 1-0 win at Sporting Lisbon. Tonight it's the turn of Liverpool and Arsenal.