A lot of Napoli's play is coming down the left - through Faouzi Ghoulam, Marek Hamsik and Lorenzo Insigne.

Pep Guardiola must have anticipated this and gone with Danilo instead of Kyle Walker.

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Ash Williams: Chamberlain looking good in midfield. Although it’s only Maribor!

Ferdinand Marshall: It's good too see Gundogan back to full fitness.

Stu: Can someone explain to me where Andrew Robertson is? He got man of the match in his last performance...

Spurs on top I would say and threatening at a corner, Cristiano Ronaldo has to head clear in his own area before Casemiro is alert to cut out a cross heading for Harry Kane. The men in white are looking slick but it's SPurs, not Real.

Harry Winks mis-kicks inside the area - that was a chance!

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Brilliant defending at the near post from John Stones to cut out a dangerous cross. Both sides play a similar style of football and it's easy one the eye. This can't stay goalless for long surely...

Fifteen minutes in and we have our first goal - Nicolai Jorgensen scoring for the Dutch side in Ukraine.

It is an important one too because Feyenoord need to win this game to keep alive their hopes of finishing in the top two.

An early change needed for Liverpool. Gini Wijnaldum is injured and Jordan Henderson is coming on. Right ankle.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on Radio 5 live

Natural centre-forwards are the ones who gamble there. If it was Harry Kane running in, he would have gambled on that!

Wonderful delivery! Kieran Trippier is picked out motoring forwards down the right, he watches the high ball on to his instep and cracks a volley across the six-yard box, half shot, half cross. All danger.

Dele Alli doesn't anticipate it and it goes away. Gary Lineker would have scored.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Couple of flashy early contributions from Cristiano Ronaldo - as well as some hand-wringing and arm waving when passes he was expecting fail to arrive. Theatrical.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on Radio 5 live

Spurs are more dangerous right now and they have been so far in this game. Harry Kane went for the chip then rather than the shot which is unusual.

He usually smashes it! But they are certainly getting at Real Madrid.

Next level sweeper keeping from Ederson, taking a pass on his goal-line with a Napoli attacker inches away. City are playing some cracking stuff at the back, but they need to as the Napoli press is so intense.

Dries Mertens has a half chance but his shot is blocked before City counter and come close too. Entertaining start!

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Harry Kane's first sight of goal as he worries Nacho and gets the ball off him, Kane thinks about it and decides to go for an early chip - it's straight at Kiko Casilla though.

Encouraging from Spurs, who look dangerous...

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Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on Radio 5 live

This is fun already!

Roberto Firmino glances a header across the face of goal. Liverpool still well on top.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live

It is high risk stuff. Both keepers are determined to play with their feet.

I don't think this game is going to let us down!

Harry Kane almost finds Christian Eriksen on the fringe of the area, he wants to wait for the ball to drop and it's toed away from him. It's end-to-end and error strewn in midfield so far. The Kroos-Modric carousel is not operating at 100%.

John Stones steps out with the ball and plays a rare long ball, looking for Sergio Aguero over the top but that's loose.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on Radio 5 live

It's just beginning to take off now. You can see that Tottenham are starting to break away with a bit more pace.

It's a very open game.

Liverpool may need to be patient and they are, working it eventually to Trent Alexander-Arnold at right-back and his shot is charged down by Jean-Claude Billong.

Spurs are hitting on the break well as Kieran Trippier almost connects with Harry Kane but Real's back-up keeper Kiko Casilla is alert and alive to it. Good claim. Cracking noise inside Wembley.