United will definitely be happy with this start. Marcus Rashford sends Konrad Laimer one way and the other and flashes a cross-shot in which Sven Ulreich holds.

A good run on the edge of the box by Bukayo Saka. He skips a challenge and then finds Leandro Trossard, who sends a cross to the back post but Gabriel Jesus nods wide under pressure.

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A dream start from Real Sociedad in their home game against last season's runners-up Inter Milan.

Ander Barrenetxea hit the crossbar for the hosts before Inter defender Alessandro Bastoni lost possession and Brais Mendez ran through and scored.

Another Spanish side, Sevilla, are also in front too thanks to Lucas Ocampos' flicked header from Ivan Rakitic's left-wing corner in their game against Lens.

Elsewhere, Salzburg should've taken the lead away at Benfica but Karim Konate blazed an awful penalty over the crossbar in only the third minute.

Benfica's Antonio Silva has also been sent off for handling the ball on the line to give the Austrians another penalty. This time Roko Simic scored for the visitors.

Bruno Fernandes swings in a free-kick for United but Bayern clear. A long ball runs all the way to United's keeper.

Just two touches so far for Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane.

People who don't watch the Bundesliga might not be very familiar with Kane but he was actually born in England and had a loan spell with Leyton Orient in 2011 if you can believe that.

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Arsenal 1-0 PSV

Does Johan Bakayoko's cross brush Oleksandr Zinchenko's hand inside the box? The PSV fans are adamant it did and VAR is checking... but the decision is no penalty.

Sergio Reguilon is lying on the ground. The referee comes over to see if he's OK, and he is. It was just a collision with Leroy Sane.

Arsenal are flying now and Gabriel Jesus is inches away from turning in a cross.

PSV are firmly on the back foot now with the hosts passing about confidently.

Andrew: If Pellistri stabs his left foot at that ball it’s 1-0.

Mitchell: I reckon if that’s Dalot challenging Sane it’s a penalty. Davies goes right through Pellistri to get the ball.

United are struggling with Leroy Sane at one end but looking half decent when they go forward themselves.

It's another corner, which United play short, and Christian Eriksen's cross is punched away by Sven Ulreich.

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Incredible. I do not know how he has got there, that is phenomenal from Alphonso Davies.

Positive start from Manchester United, taking the game to Bayern Munich and they have shown already they can hurt them.

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United have a corner but as it comes in Lisandro Martinez shoves his marker over and concedes a stupid free-kick.

This feels like a very bright start by PSV. They look confident and determined to spoil the party at the Emirates as Luuk de Jong volleys wide.

Big chance for United to lead after just four minutes.

Christian Eriksen tries to square it for Facundo Pellistri, who is tackled by Alphonso Davies just as he looks to pounce from close range.

The ball comes back to Eriksen, who is denied by Sven Ulreich at his near post.

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Nothing comes from Bayern's corner. Andre Onana is given an age to distribute the ball.

The visitors are the first to have an attempt on goal as Noa Lang is allowed space to run towards the box before he drives a low effort to the near post but David Raya gets down to save comfortably.

Plenty of eyes on the Arsenal goalkeeper tonight as Mikel Arteta stands by his decision to play him ahead of Aaron Ramsdale.

Leroy Sane gets in behind the United defence and wins the first corner of the game.

Anon: Bellingham...WOW just wow.. can see he's loved by players staff and fans already, future Madrid captain.

Alex: If Bellingham keeps this up for a season, he’s a serious Ballon D’Or contender and could be the first since Michael Owen in 2001.

Joe: We’re witnessing another generational talent with Jude Bellingham. If England see some success in next year’s Euros could we be looking at a Balon d’or winner?