FT: Milan 1-2 Liverpool - Reds first ever English team to win six from six in group atage
Atletico Madrid through with 3-1 win over Porto
FT: Leipzig 2-1 Man City - Szoboszlai & Silva with goals in each half, Mahrez responds
Walker red card for kicking out at Silva, but City were already guaranteed to win group
FT: PSG 4-1 Club Bruges - Mbappe & Messi score two each
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Dominik Szoboszlai
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City's second string fall behind courtesy of Hungary international Dominik Szoboszlai timing his run perfectly.
He is put in by Konrad Laimer's delightful outside-of-the-foot pass, he bears down on goal before going round Zack Steffen and coolly popping the ball into an open net.
City boss Pep Guardiola is not happy, in furious conversation with his assistant after conceding.
RB Leipzig 0-0 Man City
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat a ball from Kevin de Bruyne, right across the danger area for Phil Foden to pull the ball back but Jack Grealish leans back and smashes his shot over.
Not a £100m finish that.
RB Leipzig 0-0 Man City
Leipzig cut through the City backline and Christopher Nkunku slides a pass through to Andre Silva on goal, but the Portugal international is thwarted by the sharp Zack Steffen who is quickly off his line to dive at the Leipzig striker's feet.
RB Leipzig 0-0 Man City
Now we starting to cook.
Lovely team move from Manchester City, Riyad Mahrez chesting the ball down for Kevin de Bruyne to send a carefully-placed effort wide of the far post.
Haaland born in your neck of the woods, of course, Mr Hartley.
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Imagine if a team decides to sign Mbappe on a free and then sign Haaland. Wow!
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RB Leipzig 0-0 Man City
First shot of the game produces a superb save from Manchester City back-up Zak Steffen, showing stunning reflexes to keep out Konrad Laimer's effort at the near post which almost caught the goalkeeper out.
RB Leipzig 0-0 Man City
Referee is not taking any nonsense tonight.
Leipzig midfielder Kevin Kampl straight into the book for a trip on Kevin de Bruyne.
He was looking sheepishly behind him and his fears came true.
Walking a tightrope and all that.
RB Leipzig 0-0 Man City
Same entry as the previous one but this time from the left.
RB Leipzig 0-0 Man City
Clever reverse ball through from Riyad Mahrez, finding Kevin de Bruyne in space down the right-edge of the area but the pullback towards the penalty spot is cleared by Lukas Klostermann.
PSG 2-0 Club Bruges
Image source, Getty ImagesMake that two!
Kylian Mbappe is at it again, with Paris St-Germain ripping the visitors open at will.
This time it's a lovely pass from Angel di Maria and Mbappe sweeps it on the volley.
Not even eight minutes played in Paris yet.
PSG 1-0 Club Bruges
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RB Leipzig 0-0 Man City
Five minutes in, neither side have let fly with a shot yet.
Feels weird again without having a crowd in.
No singing, no drums, no atmosphere.
PSG 1-0 Club Bruges
Image source, Getty ImagesPSG have taken the lead inside 70 secconds against Club Bruges!
Simon Mignolet flapped at a cross and could only palm it into Kylian Mbappe's path and the result was inevitable, with Mbappe finding the bottom corner. Could be a long night for the visitors...
RB Leipzig 0-0 Man City
Image source, Getty ImagesThe shouts of players echoing around an empty stadium.
It's like the dark days.
RB Leipzig 0-0 Man City
Away we go behind closed doors in Leipzig.
RB Leipzig v Man City (17:45 GMT)
Champions League anthem.
Goosebumps.
RB Leipzig v Man City (17:45 GMT)
Manchester City
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola tells BT Sport: "We have a really good team, everyone can play, deserves to play and the ones to stay in Manchester played a lot of minutes recently. Good enough to try and compete with Leipzig.
"It is about how you are going to feel, Kevin de Bruyne can play 40, 50 or 60 minutes and I don't know the consequences of his Covid.
"We are comfortable playing this way. What you change is the quality of the players. The idea is that we have success, we believe in it 100%.
"It is difficult, a new manager we don't know exactly what he will do. Leipzig have their own philosophy, it is not going to change. The board don't accept playing another way. There will be gegenpressen and we are going to try and play in our rhythm."
AC Milan v Liverpool (20:00 GMT)
Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp was full of praise for Divock Origi after his goal gave Liverpool a late victory at Wolves on Saturday.
"Div played behind Mo [Salah], Bobby [Firmino] and Sadio [Mane]. It doesn't mean you're not world class if you don't start for us. It's a nice story, let's carry on from here.
"He's a positive person. Talented, shoots left and right, really quick, in the air - a monster. An interesting package.
"But that doesn't mean you are a constant starter for Liverpool, that is how it is. There are worse things in life than not being a regular starter here."
Image source, Getty ImagesAC Milan v Liverpool (20:00 GMT)
Liverpool
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp said he would rotate his side for their game at AC Milan later, in fear of retribution from his medical team if he doesn't.
It is the third of nine games that the Reds play in December.
Klopp's side have already sealed top spot in Group B having claimed an impressive five wins from five so far.
"We have to rotate, we will rotate," said Klopp.
"The medical department would smash me if I played the same side again, so I will make changes."