Dundalk's lead lasted 27 minutes-ish until Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's ex-club Molde hit back through Norwegian midfielder Etzaz Hussain before Ohi Omoijuanfo added a second from the spot.

Benfica now lead 3-2 at Lech Poznan and Bayer Leverkusen are 3-1 up at home to Nice.

PSV were 1-0 thanks to Mario Gotze's effort but are now 2-1 down to Spanish side Granada in Eindhoven.

Talking of Dundalk...

Arsenal's next group game is at home to Dundalk next Thursday. Will they be going into it point-less?

Alexandre Lacazette has been on the receiving end of some hefty challenges and Mateo Barac is the latest to chop down the Arsenal skipper.

It wins his side a free-kick within scoring range but the less said about Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's set-piece the better.

By the way, it's 3-3 in terms of yellow cards. Meaty.

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There has been an early second-half goal in Poznan with Lech equalising again against Benfica thanks to Swede Mikael Ishak's second goal of the match.

In case you missed it, World Cup winner and World Cup final goalscorer Mario Gotze scored yet again for PSV, this time against Granada. The German, who arrived on a free, scored on his domestic debut for the Dutch club and again on his European debut today!!

Mikel Arteta has seen enough.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Hector Bellerin are sent on.

Aubameyang to the rescue?

Immense downpour in Liege, raining so hard it's messing up the TV pictures, which is not ideal when the commentators are doing it from home.

You haven't missed a goal though - follow that game in full (sort of) here.

Bernd Leno is not enjoying this one bit.

He receives a back pass but his clearance is straight to a Rapid player and the Arsenal keeper just about gets away with it as he parries Taxiarchis Fountas' effort behind.

The noise levels have gone up a couple of notches since Rapid took the lead. Arsenal have had one effort on target as we approach the hour mark.

Tottenham Hotspur

Defenders Davinson Sanchez and Sergio Reguilon and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg are the only survivors from the XI that started in the 3-3 draw against West Ham.

Gareth Bale makes his first start in a Spurs shirt for seven years. Forward Carlos Vinicius makes his debut after signing on loan.

Joe Hart continues in goal in this competition and Ben Davies wears the captain's armband.

Tottenham XI: Hart, Doherty, Sanchez, Davies, Reguilon, Hojbjerg, Winks, Lamela, Bale, Lucas, Vinicius.

Francesca Gunn: You can always count on Arsenal to make a defensive mistake.

Mark: Trying to be clever just makes you look ridiculous in the end.

Arsenal were not expecting this. They've simply not got going.

The one positive is Thomas Partey's performance but once again they have been caught out playing it out from the back.

Arsenal are living dangerously.

After Nketiah's lucky escape, the balls hits Bukayo Saka on the arm but the referee is not interested,

Saka has the look of someone who has got away with it.

Eddie Nketiah can count himself fortunate there!

He's already on a yellow when he catches an opponent with his elbow.

It's unintentional but fortunately the referee didn't appear to see it.

K Emrock: A lack of attacking verve and consequently a struggle to create chances have been a big problem for Arsenal since Wenger left. And Arteta has done nothing to address that. He has improved the defence but the attack needs work as well

Big banana: How many times have Arsenal players passed backwards? No creativity whatsoever. I kinda miss Wenger.

Back under way.

Leicester City

Brendan Rodgers isn't here to make friends - he's named a very strong Leicester team indeed. We like to see it.

James Maddison makes just his second start of the season and Christian Fuchs gets a runout but other than that it's the team which played Aston Villa on Sunday.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel; Castagne, Fofana, Evans, Fuchs; Mendy, Tielemans, Praet; Maddison, Barnes, Iheanacho