As the clock passes the 70-minute mark, it's as tight as the stats suggest.

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WAIT A MINUTE.

Barcelona's goal is disallowed by the VAR and Inter are so lucky here. Andre Onana flapped the ball off the hand of Ansu Fati, which means Pedri's goal doesn't count.

Barca boss Xavi is booked for his protests.

Barcelona are level with Pedri slotting home after Andre Onana flapped at a cross. Ansu Fati put the keeper off.

Wow. Napoli look the real deal this season.

Top and unbeaten in Serie A and cruising towards their third win in the Champions League.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has put them 5-1 up at Ajax.

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Harry Kane does well to spin and dig out a cross when tightly marked but the pass is too close to home keeper Kevin Trapp and he safely gathers. Half hour to go in this one and it's anyone's game.

Barca's best chance of the game. Ousmane Dembele gets the ball in space in the box and hammers a shot off the post from a tight angle. He's have done well to beat Andre Onana from there.

Tottenham nearly play themselves into some bother as Hugo Lloris gets Cristian Romero panicking.

It falls to Eintracht Frankfurt's Jesper Lindstrom but the effort from 20 yards out does not hurt Spurs as the shot is over the crossbar.

Liverpool have doubled their lead at Anfield thanks to Mohamed Salah's coolly-taken penalty straight down the middle and they are 2-0 up against Rangers.

Follow coverage of that match here.

Straight down the other end as Ivan Perisic pulls it back and just as Harry Kane is there to strike at goal, the England captain is denied by a goal-saving block by Evan Ndicka.

Kane limps away, but he's still on the pitch and OK to carry on.

Seconds later, Richarlison holds it up well, plays it back to Son Heung-min, he takes a touch and shoots off target.

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Good save Hugo Lloris. Djibril Sow lifts a ball over the Tottenham back line, Emerson Royal is a few yards behind the rest of the defence and is playing Ansgar Knauff onside.

The home man hits it first time, but Lloris does excellently to get down quickly to his right and get an outstretched hand to it.

It's a rout! Napoli have just gone 4-1 up at Ajax, having trailed 1-0 at one point.

Giacomo Raspadori has his second goal of the game.

There was some proper drama towards the end of the first half in Porto v Bayer Leverkusen.

Leverkusen had a penalty appeal turned down for handball and Porto went to the other end and scored through Mehdi Taremi.

But VAR ruled it was a handball, which meant Leverkusen were given a penalty and Porto's goal was disallowed as a result.

And then after all that Patrik Schick's penalty was saved. It's still 0-0.

Can Spurs silent the home fans?

We're back under way in Germany.

Spurs have now failed to register a first-half shot on target in two of their three group games this season, while they haven't scored in the first half of a Champions League game in their last five matches in the competition.

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Bayern Munich continued their perfect start to Champions League Group C with a routine win over Czech side Viktoria Plzen.

Leroy Sane, Serge Gnabry and Sadio Mane all scored within the first 21 minutes to ease the Bundesliga champions to victory. Sane made it four just after half-time before Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting completed the rout.

The win leaves Bayern with the maximum nine points from their opening games.

Their preparations for this game were disrupted when Joshua Kimmich and Thomas Muller were ruled out with Covid, and Bayern had just five outfield players on the bench.

However any nerves were settled after just seven minutes by a superb goal from Sane.

Napoli could well be on their way to nine points in Group A with Piotr Zielinski running onto Frank Zambo Anguissa's pass to put them 3-1 up at Ajax.

Ajax have only lost one Champions League home game before after going ahead - the famous semi-final against Tottenham in 2019.

Club Bruges lead Atletico Madrid 1-0, while Porto are drawing 0-0 with Bayer Leverkusen - both sides had goals ruled out by VAR.

The half-time whistle goes in Milan. Inter don't look like a team who have lost four of their last six games.

Just as we expected it to be, it's a hard-fought match in Germany. Spurs ended the half well and were so unlucky to not take the lead with efforts from Son Heung-min and Ivan Perisic.

Antonio Conte will be pretty happy with what he has seen from his side.

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