CSKA are banned from selling tickets to their next two Champions League away games, while the home game against Roma on 25 November will be played behind closed doors.

So if there are any Moscow fans in the ground tonight - they are in the wrong.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter

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"Some police in hi-vis jackets have gathered in a central area behind one of the goals.

"It appears some CSKA fans may have gained access in to the ground tonight."

John Pierce:, external City looking to completely dominate, leaving them ripe for the counter. Keep the back door shut!

A shocker of a miss! Andre Schurrle spoons one over the bar from three yards out, a real head in hands moment, but his blushes are somewhat spared by the sight of a linesman's flag. He was offside for sure - but a World Cup winning forward should be gobbling that up.

Chelsea still on top.

Daniel Woodley:, external No matter how good this City side is they ALWAYS give their opponents a chance...

What a start for Blackpool at Craven Cottage. Ishmael Miller has poked home inside 90 seconds and the Seasiders are in front. It is Blackpool's first goal under new manager Lee Clark, and with nine points to make up on Fulham, they could could really do with seeing out the next 88 minutes.

Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

"Seydou Doumbia should've scored - simple as that.

"What's Martin Demichelis doing? He tries to intercept a pass, but gets caught up too far up the field.

"He looks very shakey in the middle of that defence."

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As Phil says, City have settled into a rhythm - but hang on! Those defensive gremlins resurface, Seydou Doumbia is clean through the middle once more - but he shoots wide!

A golden chance. Doumbia is like Kryptonite to the Manchester City defence. Someone sign him up in January...

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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"Manchester City have now stabilised somewhat after the worst possible start when Yaya Toure's slack marking gave Seydou Doumbia a soft goal.

"City still look somewhat uneasy in these Champions League surroundings, odd given the experience in their team, but Toure's spectacular free-kick response has not only lifted a subdued crowd but also given the Premier League champions some of the self-belief they seem to require in this competition."

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Who needs Zlatan Ibrahimovic when you have Edinson Cavani? Dream start for Paris St-Germain as Uruguay forward Cavani gives them a 54th-second lead against Apoel Nicosia in Group F. Ibrahimovic is nursing a heel injury.

Josh in London: That's the Yaya Toure we know from last season. Stunning goal.

Chris in Sunderland: Early scare for City but I see them grabbing this game by the scruff of its neck and winning comfortably

There is almost a goal in Slovenia - but for Maribor! Striker Tavares weaves past Cesc Fabregas and skins John Terry, a direct run through the middle and it all opens up for him. Just as he seems to be in though he decides to pass it out wide - and the chance is gone.

Shoot!

Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

"CSKA have come here and tried to match City in their formation.

"City are back in the game now, they just need to settle down and pass the ball around for a while, not panic.

"Hopefully they can build from here."

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Chelsea are all over their hosts now and Didier Drogba is the latest to threaten from the edge of the area, his shot takes a sizable deflection and Jasmin Handanovic makes a fine save. Goal on the way in Slovenia...

Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

"Absolutely fabulous free-kick.

"An exceptional goal to get it up and down over the wall.

"Brilliant from Yaya Toure and hopefully now he's got City back on the right track and he is also back to his best."

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You have to say that's magnificent! What a goal from the big man! This is what City's fans want to see from Yaya Toure, this is what he's capable of! A free-kick 25 yards out, Toure addresses the ball in familiar style before nonchalantly stepping up and whipping it into the top corner. Brilliant.

First chance of the night in Slovenia, and no prizes for guessing who is behind it. Cesc Fabregas, who makes goals like the Wolf of Wall Street makes cash, pops up on the left wing, floats a perfect cross onto the head of Kurt Zouma - but it's over the top.

Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

"Jesus Navas you can tell is lacking some confidence. He got caught between two schools there, should he shoot or cross?

"In the end, he did neither and it went high and wide into the stands."