Millwall concede their first goal of the season to fall 1-0 behind at Sheffield Wednesday. Chris Maguire squeezes a free-kick through the wall to put the Owls ahead on his 50th appearance for the club.

Birmingham are back in front against Ipswich as summer signing Clayton Donaldson races clear to slot home his first Championship goal for the Blues.

And two goals to tell you about on the south coast, Callum Wilson put Bournemouth 1-0 up against Nottingham Forest before Britt Assombalonga levelled for the visiting side.

There's a while to go, but Morecambe and Burton could both have three wins from three tonight. The Shrimps are 1-0 up against pointless Oxford and the Brewers possess the same scoreline over Exeter. Shrewsbury are still three goals to the good against Accrington and Portsmouth are 2-0 up on Northampton.

Nacho Monreal is the latest Arsenal man in the book. Arsene Wenger won't want any early suspensions, and that's four men in the book for the Gunners already.

Former Arsenal forward John Hartson on BBC Radio 5 live

"Besiktas have brought Olcay Sahan over to the left to help out the Brazilian left-back Ramon Motta to try to nullify Alexis Sanchez. That has taken away Arsenal's biggest threat and perhaps they are going to have to look for another route through."

Olivier Giroud is isolated at times and he keeps being penalised by referee Milorad Mazic. I take the point of El Kurdo a few minutes ago - Giroud and Yaya Sanogo appear to be the weak link in this Arsenal side.

But there aren't too many outstanding number nines around in world football. Everyone wants one...

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As things stand there will be no 100% records remaining in League One by the end of the night. Peterborough, Bristol City, Crawley and Fleetwood are all being held, while Chesterfield are 1-0 down against MK Dons. Goals galore between Coventry and Barnsley, where it is 2-2. And Crewe could be the only side yet to get off the mark, as they trail 3-1 at home to Rochdale.

It's extraordinarily early days - of course - but who are you backing to win the Champions League this season?

Can anyone get near Real Madrid or Barcelona? Bayern Munich in with a chance? Jose Mourino capable of steering Chelsea all the way?

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El Kurdo: , externalOlivier Giroud is not going to win us the league. It's that simple. Why not play Joel Campbell?

Peter Vaz:, external Hate to ride against the tide of optimism, but unless we sign a top centre forward to match our rivals' finishing, we'll fall short again!

John McEnerney:, external Bilic will be happy with his team, watch them press hard in the last 10-15 mins. Arsenal need to play it smart or they'll get nowt.

Half an hour to go in Turkey. So far, so good as far as Arsene Wenger is concerned, though he won't be happy with Aaron Ramsey picking up a cheap booking.

Nicky Maynard helped Wigan into the play-offs last season during a loan spell from Cardiff but back with his parent club he puts the Welsh club 1-0 up against the Latics by turning in a header from striking partner Kenwyne Jones.

Ipswich also get a goal early in the second half as Christophe Berra glances home a header from a free-kick to make it 1-1 at Birmingham.

And Brentford also strike, turning it round to go 2-1 up at Blackpool thanks to poor defending and a third goal of the season from Stuart Dallas.

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Something of a niche market? Probably. Arsenal Bulgaria supporters club, since 2004.

Three bookings in a couple of minutes, Arsenal replacement Mathieu Flamini now cautioned for bringing down Veli Kavlak. Referee Milorad Mazic could lose control of this one if he's not careful.

You don't get many clearer cut bookings than this. Arsenal look to counter, Alexis Sanchez knocks the ball 30 yards down the line into space and left-back Ramon Motta steps across and checks his man to the deck.

A booking followed by a very polite handshake with the prone Sanchez. Aaron Ramsey is then booked seconds later for a foul on the far side.

Former Arsenal forward John Hartson on BBC Radio 5 live

"It's been a lively start to the second half. Aaron Ramsey should have shot earlier but tried to take the extra touch. Down the other end, Beskitas broke quickly, Sahan cuts inside and tries to bend it past Szczesny's post. Two good chances at the end of the first half and two more at the start of this."

Mikel Arteta's evening is over. The Arsenal skipper hobbles off and is replaced by Mathieu Flamini.

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Mikel Arteta has picked up a knock and it looks like the end of his game. Demba Ba's reaction to that miss from Olcay Sahan was great - he was up in the air celebrating in the centre circle, only to fall to his knees and roll in disbelief.

A second penalty of the night at Bolton with Middlesbrough making it 1-1 thanks to Grant Leadbitter, who blasts home after David Wheater handles to claim his second goal of the season.

Jeremy in Bristol, via text: "I still think he's a top class player, but Sanchez on the right wing is interesting seeing as his crossing is average at best. Was the same for Chile and he would never have crossed a ball playing for Barca. Thrives on diagonal runs from wide to get into scoring positions."

Jenni in Newtownards, via text: "Besiktas will rue that gilt-edged chance that Demba Ba missed so close to half-time. He simply had to score there."

So close! Ragged stuff from Arsenal as they lose it cheaply and Olcay Sahan is away down the left.

He cuts inside Laurent Koscielny and goes to curl one into the far corner - but he flicks it just wide! Wojciech Szczesny was beaten all ends up. What an open start!

Big opening right at the start of the half! Olivier Giroud seizes upon a bad touch in the Besiktas backline and finds Aaron Ramsey haring through the middle. He decides to take a touch on the bobbly surface and it gets away from him - that had to be hammered first time. With his run of form you fancied the Welshman to just strike that...