Forty goals in eight Champions League games
FT: Roma 1-7 Bayern Munich
FT: CSKA Moscow 2-2 Man City
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Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge
"Remy looks like he has hurt himself. He has scored and then winced instantly. It's maybe his groin.
"But Chelsea switched the play, Remy got isolated, cut inside and shot. A fantastic finish into the bottom corner."
Maribor react well to going behind, Agim Ibraimi lets fly from 25 yards and forces Petr Cech into a decent save.
Meanwhile, Loic Remy isn't well...
Goals have arrived in two of tonight's big games.
Image source, ALESSANDRO DI MEOIn Barcelona, Neymar profits from a Lionel Mess run and pass to curl the Catalan club into the lead against Ajax. A smart finish from 15 yards by the Brazilian. You can read more about it in our live text commentary of that game.
And in Italy, Roma trail Bayern Munich early on. Arjen Robben cuts inside from the right to fire left footed across goal. It is vintage Robben - you know where he is going to put the ball but no-one can do anything about it.
The first goal of the night in the Championship has gone to Huddersfield, who have taken the lead against Brighton at the John Smith's Stadium through Jacob Butterfield's close-range finish. Elsewhere, it is 0-0 across the board.
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Image source, Getty ImagesWhat a ball! John Terry plays the role of Cesc Fabregas, picking out a cracking pass from the halfway line to send Loic Remy away. Remy may have been just offside, but he cuts inside and curls home a low shot from 20 yards.
Remy then grimaces in pain, has he popped his groin in scoring that goal?
Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge
On the potential penalty for Chelsea:
"Oscar was unfortunate there as there was definitely a hand on his shoulder and he was off balance. The referee definitely could have given that as penalty."
Kritt Normsaskul:, external Credit to Maribor for not sitting back and getting men forward. This could be a good game.
Steve Johnson:, external Signing Fabregas was a master stroke. He's the general of the midfield and this game will be won by Chelsea from the midfield.
Better from Chelsea though as they work the ball out to Filipe Luis on the left, he pops it inside to Oscar, he tries an overhead kick but goes to ground with an arm on his shoulder - penalty? Referee Danny Makkelie is unmoved.
This is good stuff from Maribor, playing attractive football and piling bodies forwards. This could be a sterner test than Chelsea usually get at home...
That is a chance! Maribor have lined up with two up front and they throw men forwards on their first break. They work it out wide well and when the cross comes in, Damjan Bohar heads over the bar. Great chance!
Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge
Image source, ReutersOn Chelsea being without injured striker Diego Costa:
"You have got Loic Remy, who comes in this evening, and you have got Didier Drogba. They can survive.
"That midfield area is so strong. They have such a strength in depth in their squad. They can at least last for a couple of months without Diego Costa, if that is the way it has to be."
The Maribor fans making a great din as Chelsea keep the ball as if they own it. Branislav Ivanovic bombs on down the right and gets clear - but his cross is tame. Cesc Fabgregas then pings one into the feet of Loic Remy but he's not Diego Costa and the move falls down.
Game on. Marginally louder at the Bridge than in Moscow...
Breathe Sam:, external To Nick from Manchester - Let's go with Atletico Madrid, the reigning La Liga champions.
Ash Over:, external Dortmund and Atletico both won their respective leagues and CL final places on a shoestring.
Dom Brown:, external How about Liverpool winning the Champions League in 2005. Bought success? Don't think so, team work and good management.
Atletico Madrid spent more money than you'd think but still...
Image source, APJose Mourinho is asked on ITV whether Cesc Fabregas is a better player than he thought. He replies with the quizzical "He is a better guy than I thought..."
What was he expecting? A hell-raiser?
Fabregas has settled in superbly at Stamford Bridge. And here come the players...
Barca forward Neymar was asked which Ajax players he had heard of in a news conference yesterday. That was awkward - but he may not be alone...
Barcelona starting XI: Ter Stegen; Alves, Pique, Bartra, Alba; Rakitic, Mascherano, Iniesta; Pedro, Messi, Neymar.
Ajax starting XI: Cillessen; Van Rhijn, Veltman, Moisander, Viergever; Klaassen, Zimling, Andersen; Schöne, Sigthorsson, Kishna.
Image source, APManchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini: "I think maybe we didn't have the pace in the second half, and didn't move the ball as we did in the first half. We didn't have one chance to score and then they scored that penalty.
"I don't want to talk about the referee.
"Everyone must know that football is for 95 minutes, we are away against a difficult team and they drew the game but I don't think that is just a revelation for the Champions League.
"We have nine points more to play for. After we have played them we will see who has more."
G S Webster:, external Oh come on, we all love these soft decisions as it gives us all something to talk about. As long as it's not our team.
Nick Kelly:, external It's a mental block in the Champions League for City.. they have so many quality players but just don't believe they can do it.
Agubata Odinaka:, external With Aguero, Toure and Kompany what more can they ask for? City have the players so the blame lies squarely with Pellegrini.
The stands slowly fill up at Stamford Bridge as Chelsea prepare for their second home game of the European campaign. Kurt Zouma makes his Champions League debut at centre-half - look forward to seeing him in action.
John Caley from Berkshire: With decent officials, that's 3-1 to City and a red card for diving for Doumbia (3 times!).
Nick from Manchester: Everyone going on about City 'buying success', name me a team that hasn't bought success in the last 20 years.