An astonishing free-kick from the tightest of angles from Paulo Dybala in the second minute of injury time has given Juventus the half-time lead at home against Atletico Madrid.

There appeared to be no danger after Mario Hermoso fouled Rodrigo Bentancur close to the dead-ball line, but Dybala's free-kick was struck beautifully and stunned Atletico goalkeeper Jan Oblak by flying into the roof of the net.

If Juventus hold on they will win Group D, while Atletico will still need to beat Lokomotiv Moscow in December to secure their last-16 spot.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

How big will that be? An absolute gift for Spurs right on half-time.

Spurs have been so poor and yet that is a real mood-swinger. Some fast talking for Mourinho - but the message is slightly different now.

Jose Mourinho's first home outing as Tottenham manager was turning into a nightmare.

But then Olympiakos opened the door and let them back in to the contest.

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Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

What timing.

Jose Mourinho's team talk dramatically changes. It is a terrible mistake by the defender and it's a gift for Dele Alli, who couldn't miss.

Goalless at the Etihad.

Not happening for Spurs in the final third.

Son Heung-min looks to bend one into the far corner from the edge of the box but gets it all wrong and shanks over.

Benhard: Strategic, Mourinho wants Man United in Europa league final.

Craig: Mourinho out

Adam: It's already starting to fall apart for Mourinho. Didn't take long. He'll be gone by next summer

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The old messiah looking down on the new man in charge.

It's not going to plan so far.

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Christian Eriksen has added more mobility to the midfield. The passing has been embarrassing at times, but he has come on to just give that to the team.

Harry Kane steps up and curls a free-kick over the wall but it does not have enough dip on it and lands on the roof of the net.

Olympiakos goalscorer Ruben Semedo booked for a challenge on Son Heung-min, but he clearly got the ball.

The referee gets that one wrong but Spurs have a free-kick 25 yards out...

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

It's been a pretty low-key start by Manchester City here, despite Ederson's best efforts to liven things up earlier on.

But there is still some good news for Pep Guardiola and his side - Atalanta have taken the lead against Dinamo Zagreb in the other game in Group C. If the Italian side win that one, a draw for City will not just see them through, it will ensure they top the group.

A 50-50 challenge sees Fernandinho win the ball ahead of Moraes.

The Shakhtar number 10 is down on the deck and looks like he has hurt his backside.

A physio comes on and gives it a gentle squeeze which looks to have done the trick.

Rachel T: Mourinho making a change that early will give the rest of the team a kick up the backside. No one else will want to be hooked!

Rachel F: Bit Harsh on Dier taken off so early. Even Phil Jones lasted until half-time on Sunday...

GG: If our defence was any good, Jose wouldn’t have the job. Work to be done.

Spurs have conceded nine home group stage goals this season - the most ever by an English team in the Champions League group stage.

Seven came in one game.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Jose Mourinho taking emergency action with that substitution. Something had to change and it was Christian Eriksen for Eric Dier.

A consoling hug for Dier but no messing around from Mourinho.

Nearly a third for the visitors.

Olympiakos centre-back Yassine Meriah has a go from long range and skips his shot not too far wide.

Paulo Gazzaniga was scrambling.

Let you know when something happens at Manchester City, little going on at the moment, but the big story of the night is developing here at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.