And it is all over! What drama at the end.

PSG were set to retain their place at the top of Group A but that equaliser means Manchester City go into first place.

Manchester City

Manchester City's Phil Foden to BT Sport: "I thought we were sloppy in the first half and let them get back into the game. We got in at half-time and spoke about what was going wrong.

"We changed it in the second half and played better. We looked a bit heavy.

"The manager wasn't happy [at half-time]. You have to take his advice. We changed a couple of things and were better in possession and hurt them a lot more.

"Once we get the rhythm, we play our lovely football. I'm delighted with the second half.

"I'm really happy for them [Gabriel Jesus and Raheem Sterling]. It's important for attacking players to score.

"I'm scoring a lot of goals. I'm just enjoying it.

"It was a really important win today and puts us in a good position."

Dion Dublin
Former Manchester United striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Here we go...

Diego Simeone is waiting for all of his players on the field and Jurgen Klopp came towards him and then Simeone turned around and went back down the tunnel!

Klopp doesn't care, he's won the game.

Davy Klaassen's late goal seals Ajax's progression into the last 16.

It was a tap in with virtually the last kick. The Dutch side have just worn out the 10-man hosts in the second half.

Huge roars at full-time from the Liverpool fans.

Diego Simeone claps his players on the back individually as they head down the tunnel.

Late, late, late drama as RB Leipzig snatch an equaliser right at the end.

After a VAR review, the hosts are given a penalty for a foul by Presnel Kimpembe and Dominik Szoboszlai makes no mistake from the spot.

All square and seconds left.

Liverpool are into the knockout stages as group winners.

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Sebastien Haller is the second player to ever score seven Champions League goals in his first four games in the tournament.

The first... was Borussia Dortmund's Erling Braut Haaland (when he was at Salzburg).

Diogo Jota spins away cheekily then nut-megs it to Divock Origi.

He fancies a go from about 30 yards out but it's heading to space. Jurgen Klopp laughs.

What a turnaround. Sebastien Haller has put Ajax ahead, heading in Antony's cross.

A standing ovation for Trent Alexander-Arnold, who has two assists to his name tonight.

On comes Nat Phillips for the final minute of stoppage time.

Rodrigo De Paul takes it and fires it way over.

Another yellow card.

Joel Matip gets the ball but takes a lot of the player too. He's not happy with the decision but Atletico have a free-kick in a teasing position.

Nat Phillips is waiting to come on for Liverpool.

It's all over.

City just need one point from their final two games to go through.

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Why not?

Mario Hermoso tries an audacious half-volley from the edge of the box and it's not too far over Alisson's net!

Dion Dublin
Former Manchester United striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool have just got to keep doing what they're doing, it's not great to watch for a neutral now. The game's done - they're managing it well, scored two goals, they don't care about three or four goals, they've done the job they need to do and done it very professionally.

They'll take two and the gaffer will as well.

Divock Origi gets the better of Rodrigo De Paul on the touchline but the referee pulls it back for a free-kick.

Liverpool are just a few minutes away from securing their place in the last 16 as group winners.

It's been a comfortable night at Anfield in the end.

Raheem Sterling whips in a cross and a defender hooks it behind just before Cole Palmer can bundle it in.