Just 15 minutes to go until kick-off across Europe.

A reminder that Manchester City and Liverpool are both able to qualify tonight, though they both have very difficult games on their hands.

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Pep Guardiola has Manchester City playing a "special brand" of football that is exciting fans around the world, says ex-goalkeeper Shay Given.

Guardiola's side top the Premier League by five points, scoring 35 goals in 10 games and dropping only two points.

City finished third in the Spaniard's first season, and spent more than £200m on new players in the summer.

"The talent on show and even the talent on the bench at times is frightening for most teams," Given told BBC Sport.

"The team Guardiola has built now is really exciting to watch."

We've got some more sell-by date sass.

Thomas Rye: Gabriel Agbonlahor. Yes he still plays for Villa.

Shanmugaraja CK: Wenger may be past his sell by date, sadly. Arsenal are no more a force, no playing style.

What player, manager, broadcaster or even club rule do you think is past its sell-by date? Text us on 81111 (UK only, names on please) or tweet us at #bbcfootball

Manchester City

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Napoli coach Maurizio Sarri says that Pep Guardiola's Premier League leaders "are the best team in Europe, led by the best coach in Europe".

City have won nine and drawn one of their league games this season, scoring 35 goals in their 10 games.

Napoli have had a similar start in Serie A, with 10 wins and a draw from 11 games - and 32 goals scored.

City won their reverse fixture 2-1 to go six points above the Italian side in Group F with three wins from three.

"They have a devastating force of impact on matches and they have scored so many of their goals in the first 20 minutes," Sarri added.

"Their matches have all been over by the 70th minute. They deserve great credit for what they did in the first match, no-one has escaped our pressing like that."

There are two games in the Championship tonight:

Birmingham v Brentford

Preston v Aston Villa

You can follow those games over here.

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May I state the obvious for a moment - Harry Kane is dominant in the Premier League when it comes to attacking.

He's had 57 shots this season - a massive 20 more than the next man on the list, Romelu Lukaku. If you don't shoot, you don't score as they say.

He's scored eight times - the most - and had 21 shots on target. The only man to match that is also in action tonight. Step forward Mohamed Salah.

Kane's also hit the woodwork on five occasions, nobody else has more than two.

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Harry Kane and Cristiano Ronaldo have both scored more goals than anyone else in the competition this season (5).

Kane was badly missed at Old Trafford on Saturday. With 17 goals in his last 13 appearances for club and country, that goes without saying.

Let's have a look at some more Kane stats...

Dortmund have gone five games without a win in the Champions League (D1 L4); their longest winless run in the competition since a seven-game run ending in 2001.

Cypriot clubs have won only one of their 47 games against German opposition in European competition (D8 L38), it was in October 1980 when APOEL beat Dynamo Berlin 2-1 at home in the first round of the European Cup.

I watched Napoli's league game at the weekend on TV, and they were hugely impressive. I thought Chelsea were in for a tough night in Rome last night and the same could apply for City this evening.

Pep Guardiola's side have been fantastic themselves though. A draw is enough to send City through though.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live

I'm told we should expect something like 45-50,000 fans in tonight, the attendance slightly hit by the fact that they ramp the prices up for Champions League football.

A ticket on the "curva" for the game against Sassuolo at the weekend would have cost you nine euros, tonight it's 40 euros.

I can't wait to hear the noise though. I always remember listening to Manchester City's game here in 2011 on 5 live when the atmosphere came thundering through the radio and thinking then it was a stadium I really wanted to visit.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

For a club of such great stature and history, it is an oddity that this is Real Madrid's first appearance at Wembley. The romantics have been deprived of Gareth Bale facing his old club as he is out injured but there is still a real sense of anticipation and excitement in and around Wembley - any game against Real Madrid is special. Harry Kane's return after a hamstring injury is the big news for Spurs, who have looked highly accomplished in this tough Champions League group and look in great shape to reach the knockout phase.

That's some view! Better than the view for some of our app users, who will have to click on the link I'm afraid.

Liverpool

Time, guys.

They just need some time. Liverpool are top of Group E but they cannot qualify tonight, no matter what happens.

John Southall
BBC Radio 5 live football reporter

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There’s a buzz about Wembley and why not? The visit of Real Madrid always quickens the pulse. There are so many fascinating match ups all over the pitch but there’s every chance one of Ronaldo or Kane could be hogging the headlines tonight.

Both have five Champions League goals this season but Kane has 13 goals in 12 appearances compared to Ronaldo’s seven in 11.

Real Madrid haven’t lost a group game since 2012. Is tonight the night? Commentary with these two.

Kritt Normsaskul: Have a funny feeling that Harry Kane will be Real Madrid's top summer transfer target after this game...

Helles Mammut: Are people really talking about ZZ getting sacked? He has HUGE credit with the fans and even more with Perez, he'll never be sacked.

Ben J Horrocks: Can see Spurs doing the business tonight. They are almost guaranteed to qualify.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live

I think we are in for a real treat this evening. Napoli really have to win to give themselves a good chance of qualifying.

We all know Manchester City won't play for a draw even though that will be enough to see them qualify tonight.

And if Sergio Aguero wasn't going to break the record in his home stadium, this place would be quite a fitting place given its links with Argentina and Diego Maradona.

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Charlie Adam
Stoke City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is disgusting. I don't understand what people are thinking. We are still human beings even though we are footballers.

Whoever it is, the police should be getting involved in the situation.

We've been asking who/what in football is the most past their sell-by date, and why. Here's what you reckon...

James Ashton: Ashley Williams. The sole cause for many goals Everton have conceded this season. Definitely past his sell-by date.

L Jackson: You’re setting yourselves up to be inundated with Arsenal fans moaning how Arsene Wenger is the most outdated thing in football.

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs can qualify tonight with a win. So can Real.