Right, that's all from tonight's Euro football. All good things have to come to an end, as Bayern Munich will tell you - their winning streak is finally over. Goodbye.

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The night's big winners were PSG, who stretch their lead at the top of Ligue 1 to a huge 10 points.

Surprise second-place side Angers play Monaco on Sunday.

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That late equaliser for Deportivo means Atletico miss the chance to go top of La Liga.

Diego Simeone's side will be four points off the lead if Real or Barcelona win tomorrow.

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So, as you can see, Bayern's draw gives them a healthy eight-point lead, but Dortmund can eight into their advantage if they can beat Werder Bremen tomorrow.

Well, not what we might have expected from tonight's action. Bayern had scored 33 goals in 10 games prior to tonight but their runaway train hit the buffers.

Is that good news for Arsenal? They play Bayern next, but will they be in the receiving end of a backlash from Pep Guardiola's men?

And it's all over in Rennes, where PSG are the only one of tonight's European title-chasers to get three points.

Their reward? A whopping ten point lead at the top of Ligue 1.

Eintracht Frankfurt have done it! They've become the first side to take points off Bayern this season. a job superbly well done by Armin Veh's men.

As for Bayern, their record season-opening winning streak ends at 10. They have to be content with extending their lead at the top of the Bundesliga to eight points.

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Robben flicks a header wide. 60 seconds left...

Honours even in La Coruna. Atleti miss the chance to go top.

Thomas Muller is the latest Bayern player to tumble to the floor in the box. Ref having none of it...

Five minutes added time for Bayern...

Lewandowski has done it! Or has he? No, the referee has chalked it off.

It was a lovely ball from Jerome Boateng, but the ref has got it spot on - Lewandowski was half a yard offside before he poked home. Brilliant refereeing.

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A lucky moment for Lucas Hradecky. He comes and flaps at a cross, doesn't get near it, but his defenders tidy up with the goal gaping.

We've seen this all before. Arjen Robben flops theatrically to the turf, but the referee is having none of it and shows him a yellow card. On closer inspection, Makoto Hasebe did have a hand on his shoulder. Lucky boy. 

Bayern have seven minutes, plus added time, to avoid their first dropped points of the season.

Would you believe it, Robert Lewandowski has missed a gilt-edged chance. Arjen Robben dinks a lovely ball over the top, Lewandowski loses his centre-back, kills it stone dead, and just when you expected the net to bulge, fires the ball wide.

Douglas Costa has had his full-back on toast this evening: I've lost count of the number of times he's got past him and delivered a cross. But his delivery could use a little work: again he strays too close to the keeper with this one.

Aigner, who has been brilliant this evening, gets past Philipp Lahm and the Bayern captain drags him back. Easy decision for the ref. Stendera's delivery is decent, but just eludes Seferovic at the back post.

Philipp Lahm is allowed to wander all the way into the Eintracht penalty area, but his attempt to play in Lewandowski misses its target and dribbles wide of the post.

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