And that's the end of another European week for teams in the Premier League.

We shall see you all at the weekend. Until then, good night!

Have you reserved the sofa/trip to the pub on Sunday? Some excellent Premier League drama to choose from as Newcastle face Sunderland, Manchester United take on City and Liverpool take on Southampton.

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The French side lost 3-2 in Braga tonight. Despite their horrible European form, they are third in the group, a point behind second-placed Slovan Liberec.

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So where do we go from here? Celtic are in trouble, bottom of their group on two points, two behind Fenerbahce in second but five adrift of Molde, their conquerors tonight.

Liverpool have drawn all three games in the competition now and are second in their group. FC Sion are four clear at the top while the Reds have a one-point cushion on Rubin Kazan and Bordeaux.

The next match day on 5 November sees tonight's fixtures reversed.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

"Two things we've learned. Klopp knows he's got an average squad & Liverpool's fans have to understand there are no miracles in football."

Jurgen Klopp is in a calm mood in front of the TV cameras. He says that Rubin Kazan's goal was brilliant and that his team are not full of confidence.

Former Liverpool winger Steve McManaman is very, very, very unhappy with that on BT Sport.

"Liverpool should be dismantling Rubin Kazan," he says. "This is a poor team down to 10 men..."

Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland in Norway

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"One of the least inspiring performances from Celtic in Europe in recent times. Aside from a decent opening spell, they were second-best throughout. Molde look a pretty good team but for Celtic to be outplayed by a team sitting seventh in the Norwegian league is a million miles from the type of performance being turned in by the club only three seasons ago in the Champions League."

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What will Mr. Klopp have to say about that then? Not how he would have hoped his Anfield debut to go and it's two draws to start his era.

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Oh dear.

Follow the fallout from that one here. 

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Jurgen Klopp trudges onto the Anfield pitch and shakes the hands of his team and the opponents. James Milner looks at him sheepishly.

They both know that that is a frustrating evening against 10 men for an hour or so. 

As we told you earlier, Kris Commons has had a strop tonight...

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And perhaps unsurprisingly, Besiktas fans have cracked open the flares. They love a flare. Even a 1-1 draw at Lokomotiv Moscow is reason enough for some.

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Nice neat play down the right, Adam Lallana's cross is nodded out to Lucas - wide!

THREE MINUTES of added time. Now or never for Jurgen...

TWO minutes left. That wave of optimism and momentum may have hit the wall. Liverpool have had 29 attempts on goal but only six have been on target, and goalkeeper Sergei Ryzhikov hasn't looked in too much danger.