Arsenal get the ball rolling, we are under way in the second half.

A 0-0 draw would go down as a good result for Arsenal tonight. They are 45 minutes away from shutting this one down.

Half-times around the country but Charlton have time to go back in front against Derby thanks to a penalty from Yoni Buyens as the Belgium factor continues to pay off.

Bottom club Huddersfield are flying at unbeaten Reading in an 8pm kick-off as former Manchester City youngster Harry Bunn scores his first senior goal for the club to make it 2-0. His dad Frankie, who is on the coaching staff at Huddersfield, will be chuffed.

Faseeh Warind:, external Chambers seems like a bargain now. Expecting many English Arsenal players playing for England soon.

Matthew Harris:, external So much for Calum Chambers being the saviour of English defence: he just made a mistake.

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at the Goldsands Stadium: "It's been one-way traffic on the south coast as early Championship leaders Bournemouth, defending a 100% record, have dominated against unbeaten Nottingham Forest. The corner count, 11-1 in the Cherries' favour, is not an inaccurate reflection of the play, with Matt Ritchie and Adam Smith tearing Forest apart down the right and visiting keeper Karl Darlow keeping his side in the game with several saves. It took 39 minutes for Forest's first effort at goal - an off-target header. But Stuart Pearce's Forest have weathered the storm so far."

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Iker Munian has scored a crucial away goal for Athletic Bilbao as they lead 1-0 at half-time at Napoli. The goals keep coming at FC Copenhagen, but the Danish side are now losing 3-2 to Bayer Leverkusen. Ludogrets keeper Vladislav Stoyanov saved a penalty from Alexandru Chipciu as the Bulgarian side's game in Steaua Bucharest remains goalless while Red Bull Salzburg lead 1-0 against Malmo.

Portsmouth are matching their billing as League Two promotion hopefuls as they lead 2-0 at home to Northampton, who themselves had started the campaign well. Unbeaten Shrewsbury have romped to a 3-0 half-time advantage against Accrington. And Cambridge United, searching for their first away victory in the Football League for nine years, are 2-1 up at York.

It's pretty tight up and down League One. Peterborough United and Sheffield United kicked off at 19:30 BST so they're starting the second half with the score 1-1. Pointless Rochdale have come from behind to lead Crewe 2-1, while Port Vale's one-goal advantage at Oldham has them top of the table. Coventry are looking for back-to-back wins and are 2-1 up on Barnsley.

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As anybody fortunate enough to have spent a few nights in Madrid can testify, they do things late over there.

Try and nab a spot of dinner before 8pm and you'll be treated with confusion and bemusement. If a Madrileno asks you to go for a drink, expect to be out until 3am. Even in midweek.

Tonight's Super Cup first leg is no different, with a curfew-busting 22:00 BST kick-off at the Bernabeu. Real Madrid have won one trophy already this season, and this is number two on their six-long hitlist.

We'll bring you all the action from Gareth Bale and the boys, so clear the decks.

Bolton won just six times at home last season and were held at the Macron Stadium by Nottingham Forest last Saturday. But they have their noses in front against Middlesbrough thanks to a penalty from Craig Davies, who picks himself up after being tripped to convert his second penalty of the campaign.

Brentford make it 1-1 at Blackpool thanks to on-loan Tottenham midfielder Alex Pritchard, who steers home a shot from just inside the penalty area.

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And then a chance at the other end! Aaron Ramsey threading a fine ball through but Olivier Giroud can't connect...

Calum Chambers - he's been brilliant so far but he makes a real hash of playing the ball away and it almost costs Arsenal dear.

Demba Ba intercepts his pass, brings the ball forward, cuts inside Laurent Koscielny to open up the target but he then drags a shot wide of the near post.

Has to score...

Big hit on Olivier Giroud! Centre-half Pedro Franco wins the ball cleanly but smashes Giroud to the floor in his follow-through. Slaven Bilic is out of his seat remonstrating with the award of a free-kick. That was his bread-and-butter as a player...

David Spencer:, external Chambers is playing like he's been in the Champions League for season after season!

Mike Simpson:, external Giroud needs support in the middle. If someone pushes up with him, Arsenal will score.

Jamie Atkins:, external I'd like to see Sanchez up top because he is no Ozil when it comes to passing.

A big call from the big man - but Calum Chambers looks the business.

Chance for Arsenal at the other end though, their first effort on target, as Jack Wilshere curls one into the arms of Tolga Zengin.

Besiktas immediately slap a shot over the top, that man Veli Kavlak firing over from 25 yards.

Former Arsenal forward John Hartson on BBC Radio 5 live

"I've been really impressed by Calum Chambers. He's slotted in as if he's been there all his life. He's quick, young, reads the game well and is a good size for a centre half - he's basically got the lot.

"He needs to stay in the side and get used to playing in these sort of games. Arsene Wenger has Per Mertersacker coming back but I'll tell you what I'd do, I'd stay with Chambers."

Another brilliant tackle from Calum Chambers, moving across to cover and bring down Demba Ba right on the edge of the box with a well-timed lunge. Marvellous stuff from the teenager.

Jed Wallace has Portsmouth in front against Northampton Town in a battle between unbeaten sides. Wycombe's 100% record is at risk as they trail against Tranmere. Elsewhere Dagenham & Redbridge, Mansfield, Shrewsbury and Cambridge United are winning their games 1-0.

The goals are flying in and none better than Jamie Ward's effort for Derby as he locates the top corner from 20 yards to make it 1-1 at Charlton.