After a minute's silence for the recent disasters in Libya and Morocco, we are under way in all our 20:00 BST games.

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Despite the rubbish weather, it is a fantastic atmosphere at the Emirates as Arsenal fans welcome back Champions League football.

Jude Bellingham is the fifth player to score on both his La Liga debut and Champions League debut for Real Madrid, after Fernando Morientes (1997-98), Cristiano Ronaldo (2009-10), Isco (2013-14) and Marco Asensio (2016-17).

He is the fifth player from England to score a Champions League goal for Real Madrid, after Steve McManaman, David Beckham, Michael Owen and Jonathan Woodgate.

• The previous 11 meetings between Bayern Munich and Manchester United have come in the Champions League and the German side have never lost at home to the Red Devils (W3 D2).
• United have only lost more Champions League games against Barcelona (five) than they have against Bayern (four), though one of their two wins against them was in the 1999 final.
• In the current format of the competition (since 2003-04), Bayern have reached the knockout rounds in all 19 of their appearances. They last failed to do so in 2002-03.
• Bayern are unbeaten in their past 34 Champions League group games (W31 D3), and have won the past 13. Both are the longest such runs in the history of the competition.

Last season's Europa League winners Sevilla are back in action this evening and are joined by French side Lens.

Lens finished within a point of Paris St. Germain last season, however they have only picked up one point so far this season and sit at the bottom of Ligue 1.

The French team have not featured in the Champions League in 20 years.

Former Barcelona midfielder Ivan Rakitic and ex-Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos could be in action tonight for Sevilla giving the Spanish side a strong core of experience throughout the team.

Lens manager Frank Haise told the press yesterday: "When I see Sevilla's games, I don't see a struggling team. Sevilla have huge experience in the Champions League. We're boxing above our weight but it's a football game."

Real Sociedad host last years Champions League finalist Inter Milan at the Estadio de Anoeta tonight.

Real Sociedad return to the top flight of European football after last featuring in the 2013/14 campaign in which they were knocked out at the group stage.

Inter Milan travel to Spain in form having won their opening four games, with an impressive 5-1 derby win against AC Milan at the weekend.

Real Sociedad have had a mixed start to their season picking up one win. They will be hoping to bounce back tonight after losing to Real Madrid 2-1at the weekend.

Benfica kick-start their 14th successive Champions League campaign at home hosting Salzburg from Austria.

Benfica finished top of their group finishing above Juventus and PSG last season, but they were knocked out in the quarter-finals by finalists Inter Milan 3-3 (Agg 5-3).

Salzburg are currently at the top of the Austrian Bundesliga and have only progressed further from the group stage once before during the 2021-22 season.

Jen: Harsh on Ramsdale this. He helped get us Champions League football with match-winning saves. In other news I am excited to see Jesus start, think he is gonna help bring out the best Havertz!

Anon: Raya's the number one then!

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Mikel Arteta has urged his Arsenal players to "make the most of it" as the Gunners return to the Champions League stage after a six-year absence.

Arteta's side face early Dutch league leaders PSV Eindhoven - the first time Emirates Stadium has hosted a game in the competition since March 2017.

"We've been fighting for it," said Arteta, who takes charge of a Champions League game for the first time.

"I've played in a few for the club and I have beautiful memories about them."

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily podcast

It's always a difficult place to come and it will be very difficult with confidence low.

However, Bayern have not quite clicked yet, they have also suffered from injuries and their manager Thomas Tuchel is suspended so will not be on the sidelines.

Ten Hag will know that if they can get at least a draw that will set them up to do well.

They should have enough against the other teams and try to win their home games. It is going to be tough but we know how quickly form can change.

They can easily win this group. It's a big ask - but it can happen.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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I think Manchester United can only play one way which is counter-attacking football. I don’t think they have the players or the dynamism to get after teams which causes them a problem.

I’ll give Manchester United a chance in Munich because Bayern Munich will suit United as they will come onto them and then they will be able to counter-attack.

Erik Ten Hag is trying to find a formation and a style which suits the team I think Rasmus Hojlund will be massive for them.

He wants to concentrate on coaching and he is having to focus more on culture.

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Harry Kane hasn't had to wait long for the chance to face English opposition again after joining Bayern Munich from Tottenham Hotspur.

"They [United] have been going through a tough spell recently but sometimes that can make a team dangerous because they want to respond," the England striker said.

"We're at home and want to control the game but we need to be careful of their threat. I don't think about form because every game can be different. There can be big response from teams going through a difficult spell."

Bayern boss Thomas Tuchel, who won the tournament with Chelsea in 2021, serves a touchline ban tonight.

Speaking about Kane, he said: "In time he will make players around him better and will learn how to make them shine. He will assist and not only score. He will be the difference and he's already the difference.

"He is very important and that's why we relied heavily on this transfer and I'm 100% convinced he will prove us right."

Simon: Right now, there isn't a midfielder who comes close to how good Bellingham is. World class.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

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The rain has been pouring down for hours here in north London and the playing surface at Emirates Stadium is still getting a drenching as Arsenal prepare to return to the Champions League after a six-year absence.

Not much effect on the noisy band of rain-soaked PSV Eindhoven fans tucked in their corner. We have had bouncing, singing, drumming. They will be playing their part for coach Peter Bosz's side tonight.

Plenty of drama to kick off tonight's Champions League action and there's hopefully more to come.

Manchester United and Arsenal are both involved in the late fixtures. Here's the full line up.

20:00 BST:

• Bayern Munich v Manchester United
• Benfica v RB Salzburg
• Braga v Napoli
• Arsenal v PSV
• Sevilla v Lens
• Real Sociedad v Inter Milan

Well Galatasaray have had a two-minute comeback to bring the score level.

Sacha Boey with the first one, managing to sneak it past Kamil Grabara near post.

Two minutes later Wilfried Zaha created the leveller, out on the left-wing swinging a ball to the edge of the box for Tete to hit it first time on the volley.

Copenhagen will be disappointed to give up the two-goal lead.

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There's no time for Union Berlin to do anything about it. Jude Bellingham gets the winner and the headlines.

Real Madrid, who also hit the post twice in that second half, get a deserved victory but left it as late as possible to get it.

A late corner for Real. In the fourth minute of five to be added on.

Into injury time we go. Fourteen-time European champions being held at home by Champions League debutants Union Berlin.

Five more minutes for the Germans to hang on for.