There's just one other game in the Football League, as Fleetwood host Barnsley in League One. Graham Alexander's side have surprised many this season following their promotion to the third tier in May and a win tonight could take them up to third in the table. Barnsley boss Danny Wilson will be hoping for a huge improvement from his side after they went 5-0 at home to MK Dons on Saturday before netting three times in the last eight minutes.

We're asking what is best the Premier League or Bundesliga? Keep your tweets coming #bbcfootball, external.

Vaughan McKee:, external The Bundesliga is far superior to the Prem. We could take some lessons from German football in all aspects!

Curtis:, external Premier League in terms of passion and atmosphere and Bundesliga in terms of ability

Zaheer Mahmood:, external Bundesliga as it has a great youth system. Premier League may be more exciting but at what cost?

There are two matches in the Championship tonight, with third placed Nottingham Forest, who are still unbeaten, hosting bottom side Fulham. A win for Stuart Pearce's side would put them a point clear at the top of the table, while the Cottagers are looking for their first league win since 12 April.

In the other match 11th placed Blackburn host 13th placed Derby County.

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BBC Radio 5 live are at the Allianz Arena tonight for full 90 minute commentary of Bayern Munich versus Manchester City as well as updates from Chelsea v FC Schalke.

There is also live commentary from the Championship on 5 Live Sports Extra as Nottingham Forest face Fulham.

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There'll be no slacking from Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho tonight.

Jose is aiming to become the first manager to win the Champions League with three difference clubs, having triumphed with Porto in 2004 and then with Inter Milan in 2010.

"What drives me is to try to win," he said. "I work for my club, for my players and for the club supporters. I don't work for myself.

"If I win it once more, to win with three clubs is unique. But even if I don't do it, how many top managers in the world have only one or even not a single one? The greatest in our country [Sir Alex Ferguson], he won it twice.

"If at the end of my career I've achieved that situation, then good, but it's far from being an obsession and it's not something that I think about a lot.

"We have a championship of six matches and three opponents in Group G and we have to do everything to qualify."

Dan from Formby, via text: Start of the season, the girlfriend painted my big toe blue when I was asleep. Diego Costa banged in a goal & we won. She's painted it the same for every game since and we've won them all. Plot twist - she hasn't had the chance to do it today. Potential end of form? I sincerely hope not.

One of the best pre-match rituals I've heard...

Opta Joe:, external 7 - Chelsea have kept seven clean sheets in their last 11 Champions League games while Schalke have scored 0 goals in 4 games against Chelsea.

Scotland's hopes of automatic qualification for the 2015 World Cup are gone, they have just lost 2-0 in Sweden. But the Scots made sure of a play-off place thanks to a 9-0 hammering of the Faroe Islands at Fir Park on Saturday.

Eniola Aluko scored a hat-trick as England swept aside Montenegro 10-0 to ensure they finished their 2015 Women's World Cup qualifying campaign unbeaten.

Aluko scored twice in the first half for Mark Sampson's side, with Karen Carney and Lucy Bronze also scoring.

Carney got her second after the restart, before England added further goals through Toni Duggan and Aluko.

Montenegro's Irena Bjelica was sent off before Alex Greenwood, Jo Potter and Duggan wrapped up the win.

The victory for England, who had already secured their place at next year's tournament in Canada, was their biggest in their qualifying campaign.

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Opta Joe:, external Didier Drogba is Chelsea's top scoring player in Champions League football with 34 goals and tonight he is looking to score in the competition for the 12th season in a row.

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Didier Drogba starts in attack for Chelsea with Diego Costa, who has scored seven goals this season, on the bench.

Drogba's last contribution for Chelsea in Europe was to score the decisive penalty in the Blues' win against Bayern Munich in the 2012 Champions League final. Thibaut Courtois retains his place in goal, with Petr Cech on the bench.

Schalke, who have never scored against Chelsea in four previous meetings, arrived in London with injuries to several key players, but midfielder Julian Draxler and Klaas-Jan Huntelaar start for the German side.

Chelsea starting XI: Courtois; Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry, Filipe Luis; Matic, Fabregas; Ramires, Willian, Hazard; Drogba.

Schalke starting XI: Fahrmann, Hoger, Ayhan, Neustadter, Fuchs, Boateng, Aogo, Sam, Meyer, Draxler, Huntelaar.

Edin Dzeko will lead the line for Manchester City in Munich as Sergio Aguero drops to the bench. Midfielders Yaya Toure and Samir Nasri are both recalled in place of Frank Lampard and James Milner, while Bacary Sagna comes in for the suspended Pablo Zabaleta.

Bayern line-up without star forwards Franck Ribery and Arjen Robben, who both have knee injuries, although Robben is on the bench. Bayern have been plagued by injuries and their team shows two changes from the one that beat Stuttgart 2-0 at the weekend, with defenders Holger Badstuber and Dante replaced by Rafinha and new signing from Roma Medhi Benatia.

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Cheap tickets, Thomas Muller, high attendances, Arjen Robben, beers at your seat, Robert Lewandowski, excellent quality sausages, Marco Reus, superb public transport, Julian Draxler, good songs, Jurgen Klopp, Dortmund's Yellow Wall, Philipp Lahm, Oktoberfest, Pep Guardiola, massive profits, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, homegrown players - what's not to like about the Bundesliga?

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Or is that a load of old football hipster tat? Is the Premier League in fact the best league in the world after all?

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Opta Joe:, external 1 - Bayern Munich have won only one of their last five Champions League games against English clubs at the Allianz Arena (D2 L2). Hopes.

Well Diego Costa won't manage anything - not from the start anyway. He's on the bench as old warhorse Didier Drogba is wheeled out.

Chelsea XI: Courtois; Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry, Filipe Luis; Matic, Fabregas; Ramires, Willian, Hazard; Drogba

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It's all very familiar in tonight's other Anglo-German clash too.

Chelsea played Schalke in last season's group stage, beating them 3-0 home and away. Jose Mourinho found it so easy that three strikers he thought weren't up to the task - Fernando Torres, Samuel Eto'o and Demba Ba - whacked five past Die Knappen.

What might Diego Costa manage?

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Think Bayern Munich and you possibly think of Franck Ribery and Arjen Robben, tearing up and down the flanks, cutting in and hammering in shots.

Well, the good news for Manchester City is that both miss out tonight.

Former France international Ribery, 31, returned from a long-term knee injury last Saturday, but Bayern boss Pep Guardiola said he would not feature yesterday.

Robben is also nursing a knee injury and will miss the game. Bonus for the Brits...

Tonight is the start of Manchester City's fourth season in the Champions League - and it's the third time they have been matched up with German giants Bayern.

City lost 2-0 in Munich in 2011 - when Carlos Tevez refused (possibly, allegedly, definitely/maybe) to come off the bench - but took the three points home last season, James Milner sweeping in the winner late on.

There's no 'good time' to play a team like Bayern - but there are a few positive signs for Manuel Pellegrini ahead of this evening's clash...

Manchester City make four changes from the team which started at Arsenal at the weekend - Edin Dzeko is up front as Sergio Aguero drops to the bench.

There is no Arjen Robben or Franck Ribery in the Bayern team.

Bayern XI: Neuer, Alonso, Benatia, Lewandowski, Rafinha, Boateng, Bernat, Gotze, Lahm, Muller, Alaba

Man City XI: Hart, Sagna, Demichelis, Kompany, Clichy, Fernandinho, Yaya Toure, Navas, Silva, Nasri, Dzeko

The Arsenal defence will be having nightmares of swarms of yellow-shirted attackers for a few more nights yet. Dortmund were incessant from the off last night, they wanted it more than Arsenal - or appeared to anyway.

Jurgen Klopp called his side 'a pressing machine' as they tore into the Gunners, not allowing them a moment's peace. Can Bayern and Schalke repeat the trick this evening?