Kevin de Bruyne whips in a ridiculous cross from wide on the right but it evades everyone before Raheem Sterling sends a low shot wide.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger in Seville for Radio 5 live

There are definitely chances for Liverpool. Each time they get the ball and they break, they are finding themselves three on three and players like Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah are going to love that.

Monaco are a shell of the team they were last season and their stay in the Champions League is looking short this time around.

An own goal and Timo Werner have already put the Germans in control. They can still qualify.

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A half chance for Dortmund as the returning Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang heads straight at Hugo Lloris, who needs two bites to gather.

The Frenchman was suspect for Alexis Sanchez's goal on Saturday and there was another nervy moment for him.

79% possession so far for the hosts, Yaya Toure slotting in like an old friend in midfield. Feyenoord do break at pace though, Kyle Walker and Toure are left wanting but Ilkay Gundogan slams it clear in the end.

Liverpool are giving Sevilla no time on the ball and earn another corner.

It is whipped in with pace by Philippe Coutinho but this time goalkeeper Sergio Rico dashes off his line to punch the ball away.

He could easily have caught it, but the continental keeper like to get distance on the ball.

Alain: Not a bad start for Liverpool...

City bossing all of the play so far. Feyenoord are not playing their usual centre-forward Nicolai Jorgensen, with three wingers up front. Three false nines, if you like.

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Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger in Seville for Radio 5 live

It was the most old fashioned goal you can get. We were wondering if there was any way to silence this crowd - 'score a goal'. Liverpool have done it. Brilliant

Spurs midfielder Dele Alli did not look too fit in the defeat against Arsenal on Saturday, but he has just pinged a lovely ball over the top of the Borussia Dortmund defence, which is playing a dangerous high line.

However, Son Heung-min cannot fully get on the end of it, but encouragement for Mauricio Pochettino's side.

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Apoel Nicosia 0-0 Real Madrid

As Liverpool were taking that early lead Real went close in Cyprus - Cristiano Ronaldo smashing in a shot which was well saved by Nauzet Perez.

The Apoel goalkeeper is now down with an injury.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live

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You’ve all seen it plenty of times but the Südtribune at the Westfalen Stadion is still a magnificent sight and I’d expect a good noise out of the Yellow Wall tonight because Borussia Dortmund desperately need a win to turn around their dreadful run of form.

Pierre Emerick Aubameyang is back off the naughty step for Dortmund having been left out of the squad for the game against Stuttgart last Friday as a punishment for turning up late for a training session.

A sharp start by Liverpool in Sevilla.

Speedsters Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah both on the ball early on.

Corner.

We are under way on matchday five in the Champions League.

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Some record that...

Anthem time.

"The Championssssssss, da da da-da daaaaaa."

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

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And no, I don't mean David Silva...

Manchester City centre-half John Stones grabbed two goals against Feyenoord when these sides met in September, but it is not just in front of goal that his side are going to miss him while he recovers from his hamstring injury.

As well as being a solid defensive presence in City’s backline all season, he is an integral part of the way they play out from the back.

Stones has played more passes than any other player in the Champions League this season – 368 in four group games, or 92 per match.

Nicolas Otamendi (312 total passes, 78 per game) is well used to playing that way of course, but it is going to be interesting to see how Eliaquim Mangala copes if he is given the ball under pressure anywhere near his own area.

Top five passers in CL 2017-18

1. John Stones (Man City): 368 passes in four games (92 per game)
2. Sergio Busquets (Barca): 365 passes in four games (91.2)
3. Jordi Alba (Barca): 260 passes in three games (86.7)
4. Ever Banega (Sevilla): 342 passes in four games (85.5)
5. Marco Verratti (PSG): 327 passes in four games (81.8)

Chris Coleman takes charge of Sunderland for the first time tonight, for their game at Aston Villa. Sunderland are bottom of the Championship table and without a win in their last 14 matches in all competitions.

Some people have questioned why Coleman has swapped Wales for Sunderland but he says he's going in with his eyes open.

"I'm not put off by what's in front of me, what's coming, tough, hard times. I know what's coming, but I've been through it before. I've come through that and I'm confident I'll come through this," said Coleman.

There are nine fixtures in the Championship tonight. Sheffield United can go top with a win over Fulham and you can follow all the action here.

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Liverpool

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, speaking to BT Sport: "We know how strong Sevilla are and we know how special the atmosphere is here.

"We need to do the right things in the right moments and really fight. They are really experienced."