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Postpublished at 19:01 British Summer Time 13 September 2017

19:01 BST 13 September 2017

I didn't remember that one Aleks, but just looked it up and yep, the then Manchester City defender was injured when a stewardess pushed a drinks trolley into his knee! Ouch!

Aleksander Pagels: Remember when Jerome Boateng was injured when smacking his foot against an airplane trolley?

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Celtic have been charged by Uefa after a fan ran on to the pitch and appeared to aim a kick at Paris St-Germain striker Kylian Mbappe.

The incident happened late in the first half of Tuesday's Champions League match at Celtic Park, shortly after the visitors' third goal in a 5-0 win.

PSG also face a charge after seats were damaged in the away section.

The cases will be dealt with by Uefa's control, ethics and disciplinary body on 19 October.

• Real Madrid have reached the semi-finals in each of the last seven Champions League campaigns, also a record run in the history of the competition.
• Real Madrid are unbeaten in their last 27 Champions League group games (W20 D7), their last defeat dating back to October 2012 away against Dortmund. At home, Real have won 20 of their last 22 group games (D2), last tasting defeat nearly eight years ago against AC Milan, in October 2009 (2-3).

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp makes three changes following the drubbing at Manchester City on Saturday and they are all at the back.

Loris Karius replaces Simon Mignolet in goal, Joe Gomez is at right-back in place of Trent Alexander-Arnold and Dejan Lovren is in for Ragnar Klavan.

Wantaway midfielder Philippe Coutinho is on the bench.

Liverpool XI: Karius, Gomez, Lovren, Matip, Moreno, Wijnaldum, Can, Henderson, Salah, Mane, Firmino.

Former Blackburn midfielder Steven N'Zonzi starts in midfield for Sevilla, as does ex-Manchester City winger Jesus Navas.

Sevilla XI: Rico, Mercado, Pareja, Kjaer, Escudero, N'Zonzi, Banega, Pizarro, Navas, Correa, Ben Yedder.

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Spurs fans don't need me to remind them that they have won once in 11 appearances at Wembley over the past nine years.

They played all their home European games there last season, failing to qualify from their Champions League group as they dropped into the Europa League, where they were then eliminated by Gent in the first knockout round.

Is tonight the night?

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at De Kuip

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There is great expectation around these parts for Feyenoord's return to the Champions League after a 15-year absence.

The club have a huge following in the Netherlands, not just here in Rotterdam but right across the country.

They won the Dutch tile last season and have started the new campaign with four straight league wins.

Add into the mix that Feyenoord beat Manchester United here last season in the Europa League and you can see why the locals I've been speaking to are confident they can cause problems for Pep Guardiola's side.

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BBC football commentator

The press in Spain are salivating over the prospect of Sevilla's first ever visit to Anfield.

The local paper talks of "where the Gods play" - a reference to the Champions League competition but also to the fabled status of Liverpool's home stadium.

Sevilla beat Liverpool with something to spare in the 2016 Europa League final - but much of their landscape has changed since then - a real churn of players and a third different manager.

They will again be highly competitive and have made an unbeaten start in La Liga. Jesus Navas and Steven N'Zonzi will be familiar foes but Nolito is out with injury..

The teams that finished fourth in Spain and England last season should ultimately both proceed to the knock out stages from Group E.

A classic injury. Shaving nick.

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Spain midfielder Marco Asensio will miss Real Madrid's Champions League opener against Apoel Nicosia because of an infected pimple.

Asensio, 21, had been shaving his legs, external and the infection to the pimple "stopped him pulling up his socks", said manager Zinedine Zidane.

Forward Cristiano Ronaldo is available for the holders as he serves a domestic suspension for pushing a referee.

Defender Raphael Varane returns from an adductor muscle problem.

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BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

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Dele Alli is suspended for tonight's match with Dortmund following his red card against Gent in the Europa League in February.

Yesterday I spoke to Harry Kane and asked how much they will miss him.

"He’s a fantastic player and we will miss him. But fortunately we have a fantastic squad and I’m sure whoever comes in will be ready to compete on the big stage. Of course Dele’s a miss, but that’s football. It’s done and we have to move on.

“Dele will play how Dele plays. He’s that sort of player. That’s football. Sometimes you make mistakes and you have to learn from it, and and I’m sure he will do.

"Of course he’s gutted to be missing these games, as anyone would, but he’s staying determined and will make sure he’s ready for the last three games of the campaign.”

We will hear more from Harry Kane on 5 Live Sport just after 1900.

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Marco Reus has scored 12 goals and delivered four assists in his past 16 Champions League games

It's a debut for Serge Aurier at right wing-back for Spurs, while Son and Mousa Dembele also come into the side.

This may make you feel old - in fact I was convinced that it was incorrect. But this is Manchester City’s seventh consecutive Champions League participation.

They have made it past the last 16 only once, in 2015-16 when they reached the semi-finals (knocked out by Real Madrid).

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You can listen to tonight's games... well, Tottenham v Dortmund, with updates from the other thrown in... on BBC Radio 5 live tonight.

Chappers has been on air since 18:30 BST taking in all the build-up, but he'll be passing over to Wembley for kick-off at 19:45. Ian Dennis is on commentary duty with former Manchester United and Everton player Phil Neville for company.

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Philippe Coutinho is "fit and healthy" but Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp would not say if he would make his first club appearance of the season against Sevilla when asked yesterday.

Now we know. He's on the bench.

Coutinho, who tried to force a move to Barcelona by putting in a transfer request in August, missed his club's first five games with a back injury.

Despite playing twice for Brazil, the forward was left out of Saturday's 5-0 defeat by Manchester City.

Loris Karius starts in goal.

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Goalkeeper Ederson has been named in Manchester City's line-up tonight. The Brazilian, 24, needed eight stitches in his face after being caught by a high boot from Sadio Mane during the 5-0 win over Liverpool on Saturday.

But he trained on Tuesday wearing a headguard to protect the affected area.

"After the game, he was speaking to the boys like nothing happened," said manager Pep Guardiola.

"It shows the character he's got. He is here now and he's got protection."

Will he wear this, Petr Cech-style tonight?

Philippe Coutinho is on the Liverpool bench.

Ederson starts in goal for Manchester City.