James Milner is stretching his legs in the tunnel. Incredible athlete. He's got better knees than me and a good few years on me too.

He's leading Liverpool out tonight.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

There are 1-0s and there are 1-0s and often you don't know what's going to happen. Be honest, did you think Olympiakos were really going to get back in this game? That's one of the most comfortable 1-0 wins you will ever see. Bad news for Burnley is City look like they've not even exerted themselves too much.

Borussia Monchengladbach have picked up a comfortable 4-0 win over Shakhtar Donetsk in Group B.

The German side were 3-0 up by half-time and stay top of the group on eight points.

Shakhtar are level on four points with Real Madrid, while Inter Milan sit bottom of Group B with two points.

The two European giants kick off at the San Siro at 20:00 GMT.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp: "Atalanta are a threat even without a point to prove. We were exceptional [in Italy]. We did everything right and it all came together.

"They're a top team with a special way to play. I expect problems in this game.

"There are so many games to play and we will try to be as spot on as we can in specific games. It's not all worked on the pitch because the schedule doesn't give us that time."

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Liverpool have a 100% record in this season's Champions League and will reach the last 16 tonight if they beat Serie A side Atalanta at Anfield.

Mohamed Salah, back in the side after recovering from a positive Covid-19 test, scored against Atalanta in the away fixture - which Liverpool won 5-0.

Salah has already netted 10 goals so far this season - two of which came in the Champions League.

Atalanta have won their past three away games in the competition, scoring at least three goals in each.

But two of their three heaviest losses in European competition have been at the hands of English opponents - 5-1 to Manchester City last season and 5-0 to Liverpool.

Helloooooo!

Thanks Neil. Let's get going then. Less than 10 minutes of build-up so I'll fire some entries through...

Positives for City?

Raheem Sterling's wonderful assist and Sergio Aguero back on the pitch.

Right, it's time for our second game and Liverpool against Atalanta.

Taking you through that one is Emma Sanders. Over to you, Em.

Four wins out of four. Manchester City join Chelsea in the knockout stages.

Credit to City who are stopping the hosts from getting forward.

Seconds left...

Here come Olympiakos...

Four minutes of additional time.

The home side have come to life!

Another Olympiakos chance as Pape Abou Cisse gets up to nod wide.

If only they had been this adventurous earlier.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Man City have had three or four very good chances in this half, one earlier from Ilkay Gundogan and another very good one for Bernardo Silva, but they haven't taken them. If one falls to Sergio Aguero you feel that he would take it but I do think City have got gears left to go through.

That could have been costly!

Olympiakos mount a rare attack and Konstantinos Fortounis finds space before hammering an attempt narrowly wide.

That's their first attempt.

Nineteen-year-old Tommy Doyle, a former Sandbach United player, is coming on for the closing stages.

Map of Olympiakos (left) and Manchester City (right) touches in this game. Is that what you call sitting deep?

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Twenty-two attempts by City - half of which have been on target - one goal. They've dominated this but Pep Guardiola will be unimpressed his side have not put this game to bed.

Breaking news: Olympiakos have the ball in Manchester City's penalty area. Hang on a minute. Yep, up goes the offside flag.