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Kiran Patel: I was hiking in the Andes and the MCR derby was on. Not sure how he knew, but a local villager told me that City had won 6-1

Kiran - if you're reading and you happen to have a photo of this magic moment, we would so love to see it.

Phil Neville
Former England & Man Utd defender on BBC Radio 5 live in Rome

Jose Mourinho is trying to raise the atmosphere at Old Trafford. He had a little pop at the crowd last season.

The crowd do sometimes expect three or four goals and they can sometimes go quiet. Roy Keane made a comment a few years ago too.

It might just be a bit of a gee up for the supporters, like what he does for his players.

Peter! An absolute hero. How do you manage that?!

Steve: Was working late and avoided England beating Germany 5-1 so I could watch highlights when I got home...only for the announcer at the train station to let everyone know the score when I got off at the station.

Michael: I once tried to avoid the football results. Whilst watching the news the presenter said ‘if you don’t want to know today’s scores, look away now’. I covered my eyes, and he read them out...

Peter: I never find out the scores before MOTD. The phone is taken off Wi-fi for the weekend and any person I meet who isn't aware of my ritual is quickly informed.

Chelsea

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Chelsea's draw with Roma last time out was excellent. As good a game as you get at this stage of the tournament.

That point means that a win in Rome tonight puts Chelsea through. It's as straightforward as permutations get.

It will not be a straightforward task though.

Manchester United

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With three wins from three so far it's been smooth sailing for Jose Mourinho's men.

They will be into the last 16 if they win tonight and CSKA Moscow fail to beat Basel, or if they draw and CSKA lose.

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United are currently enjoying a 19-game unbeaten run at home in European competition (including qualifiers, W15 D4); last tasting defeat at the Theatre of Dreams in March 2013 against Real Madrid.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

It is fair to say the city of Lancaster is not a footballing hotbed.

The most famous player, so far, to come from Lancaster is James Beattie, who won five caps for England.

Scott McTominay has a plenty of work ahead if he is to even achieve that status, although he has previously said his international future lies with Scotland rather than England.

He remains eligible for both.

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Manchester United have given 20-year-old midfielder Scott McTominay a first start in the Champions League, it his his sixth appearance overall for the club.

The Lancaster-born player made his debut for the Red Devils late last season in the Premier League against Arsenal.

His inclusion takes the club's run of including a youth team player in every first-team squad to a remarkable 3,883 games.

That milestone began 80 years and one day ago on 30 October 1937.

Another academy player Jesse Lingard starts too, while Wythenshawe's Marcus Rashford is on the bench.

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Eden Hazard has created more goalscoring chances than anybody else this season in the Champions League (13).

Chelsea’s Cesc Fabregas is making his 100th Champions League appearance.

George Cummins
BBC Radio 5 live

This is what Antonio Conte had to say about Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante yesterday:

"We have two big games before the international break.

"Kante trained with us. He trained before the Bournemouth match but I think its very important to speak with the player and see his sensation. I was a player and know very well about muscular injuries.

"It's very important to listen to the player and make the best decision for him and for the team."

Conte must be saving Kante for Manchester United on Sunday.

An all-time classic Alan...

Celtic make seven changes to their line-up following Saturday's 1-1 draw with Kilmarnock.

Winger Patrick Roberts misses out after picking up an injury against Killie, while defender Kristoffer Ajer, midfielders Tom Rogic and Olivier Ntcham, plus Leigh Griffiths, drop to the bench and midfielder Eboue Kouassi is not included.

Dedryck Boyata starts at the back, while captain Scott Brown, Callum McGregor, Stuart Armstrong, James Forrest and Scott Sinclair come into a completely new midfield, and Moussa Dembele starts up front.

BBC Three Team

The promise of knockout football after Christmas means that fans can start getting handy with their graphic designs.

I was at this game last year - brilliant.

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These displays, or tifos - a word stemming from the Italian for fans, tifosi - often leave viewers with many questions. How do they make them? Who comes up with the idea? Which arts and crafts store stocks all of that coloured paper?

See more here, and have a vote to decide which fans are best...

We already knew that in-form Poland striker Robert Lewandowski, injured on Saturday against Leipzig, and strike partner Thomas Muller would be missing for Bayern.

Head coach Jupp Heynckes has made four other changes from that Bundesliga win, with the German media suggesting he has one eye on this weekend's big league clash with main rivals Borussia Dortmund.

Germany defenders Joshua Kimmich and Mats Hummels drop to the bench along with midfielders Thiago and Sebantian Rudy.

Niklas Sule and Rafinha come into the defence, while Arturo Vidal, Cortentina Tolisso and Kingsley Coman coming into midfield, the latter having shaken off an injury.

Could those changes give Celtic a window of opportunity?

You can follow a separate live page on that game here.

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Bayern Munich have only managed two wins in their last nine matches on the road in this competition (D2 L5); they have let in seven goals in their last two such Champions League games.

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Five of Atlético Madrid’s last seven goals in this competition have come from set-pieces (four from the penalty spot and one coming from a corner).

Jose Mourinho gives a first Champions League start to Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay, he is one of six changes from the victory over Tottenham. Antonio Valencia, Phil Jones, Ander Herrera, Ashley Young, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Marcus Rashford miss out. The Red Devils revert to a 4-2-3-1 formation.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Darmian, Bailly, Smalling, Blind, McTominay, Matic, Mata, Martial, Lingard, Lukaku.

The competition's youngest player Mile Svilar continues in goal for Benfica. It was his error on debut in the previous that gave United a 1-0 victory in Lisbon. Veteran defender Luisao misses out through suspension.

Benfica XI: Svilar, Douglas, Jardel, Ruben Dias, Grimaldo, Pizzi, Fejsa, Augusto, Salvio, Goncalves, Jimenez.

Phil Neville
Former England & Man Utd defender on BBC Radio 5 live

The biggest problem for Chelsea this season is having to cope with the rotation of competing in the Champions League.

It's just upset their rhythm. I don't see a problem with the depth of their squad.

BBC Radio 5 live

Not only can you follow our live text coverage for all of tonight's Champions League games, you can tune into Radio 5 live for a Final Score special.

It's also available on the BBC Red Button and is up and running.

The main featured game will be Chelsea's trip to Roma, with Phil Neville providing expert analysis from Italy.

Ian Dennis will also bring updates from Old Trafford, while Roddy Forsyth is live on BBC Radio Scotland to talk you through Celtic's crucial game against Bayern Munich from 19:45 GMT.