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23:03 GMT - PSG 5-3 Tottenham
23:01 GMT - Arsenal 3-1 Bayern Munich
22:59 GMT - Liverpool 1-4 PSV
22:57 GMT - That's all from us this evening, thanks for joining us. We'll be back tomorrow for some Europa and Conference League action so be sure to check back in for updates on those games. In the meantime, we'll leave you with the highlights from the three games involving Premier League sides this evening.
22:43 GMT - Tonight's defeat was Bayern Munich's first loss of the season, and as such former Tottenham striker Harry Kane says it's too early for his team to hit the panic button.
"It was a tough game which is kind of what we expected,” he told TNT Sports. “It was a good battle in the first half which was fairly even.
"Second half we didn’t quite have the same energy or intensity and we lost too many duels. It's our first loss of the season. We don’t’ want to panic too much about it. But we will learn about it for sure.
"They won the first and second balls. Set pieces, we knew they would be dangerous. I'm sure we'll see them (Arsenal) again in the later stages of the Champions League.
"They defended man for man pretty much all over the pitch. As I said, I don’t think it’s time to panic. We have played Chelsea, and Paris St-Germain and Arsenal away. We have won the majority of our games."
22:32 GMT - Liverpool boss Arne Slot has been speaking to TNT Sports, where he described his side’s capitulation as “hard to take” and “another big loss”.
"The last weeks, it's the same question every time. The emotion is all very negative and disappointing,” he said.
"I have to be, I want to be positive about the reaction of the players after we went 1-0 down because, until half-time, we played a very good game.
"After another disappointment, we came back into the game. I think we had enough chances, maybe, to go 2-1 up, and at half-time, I don't think anyone would have expected us to lose this game 4-1.
"It's hard to take.
"After we conceded the first one, we saw the reaction I want to see - and it's not easy because we lost at the weekend, big loss, and then, after six minutes, went 1-0 down.
"The mentality I saw afterwards was as you are hoping it to be, but it's not always easy if you've had so many disappointments.
"The end result is 4-1 and that's another big loss."
22:21 GMT - Spurs' Archie Gray said Tottenham had plenty of learnings from their game against "relentless" PSG.
"We played against a top opponent tonight, they are probably the best team in Europe at the moment," he told TNT Sports. "There were some good moments we can take into Fulham.
"We scored some goals, there are things we can work on but they are a top, top team and there are moments you will suffer against them.
"They are the best team in Europe and they are relentless in every aspect of their game and they have that individual class. They are a top team and there are things we can learn from."
22:19 GMT - These were the chaotic scenes as Atletico Madrid secured a thrilling victory against Inter Milan in added time.
22:13 GMT - Noni Madueke scored his first Arsenal goal this evening in what he described as a "statement" victory for the Gunners against Bayern Munich.
"I couldn't have picked a better game to score my first Arsenal goal," he told TNT Sports. "I am so happy the team got the win as well.
"It's an incredible statement, but we know the work we put in. We go into these game with every confidence that we are going to win.
"I am a confident player. I don't like someone telling me I cannot do something. But my team mates and and staff have belief in me."
22:10 GMT - It has been quite a few days at the Emirates for Arsenal, who have beaten Bayern Munich for the first time in the Champions League since 20th October 2015, a run of five games without a win.
22:07 GMT - A reminder that we were nearly treated to history tonight as Kylian Mbappe scored the second fastest Champions League hat-trick - scoring three inside seven minutes. Only Mo Salah has done it quicker.
21:59 GMT - FULL-TIME: It's all over in Paris, where Tottenham have lost an eight-goal thriller 5-3 to PSG. Spurs gave it a good go, but fell short despite having led twice in the game.
21:57 GMT - FULL-TIME: There's the whistle at the Emirates, where Arsenal have backed up their Premier League derby victory with a 3-1 win against Bayern Munich.
21:55 GMT - FULL-TIME: Sporting have beaten Club Brugge 3-0, and Atalanta got one over Frankfurt by the same scoreline. There was nearly a shock in Greece as Real managed to shake off a fightback from Olympiacos to win 4-3, while Atletico Madrid beat Inter Milan 2-1.
21:54 GMT - RED CARD: Lucas Hernandez has been given his marching orders for a nasty looking elbow on Spurs' Xavi Simons.
21:53 GMT - FULL-TIME: There's the final whistle and that is a decidely ugly result for Liverpool. They went 1-0 down early on but fought back for a 1-1 scoreline at half-time. However, that was as good as it got for Arne Slot's side, who conceded three second-half goals to lose 4-1 at home.
21:49 GMT - GOAL! Liverpool fans look away, Couhaib Driouech has put PSV 4-1 up at Anfield.
21:37 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal are on track to back up their derby win with another big Champions League victory. Gabriel Martinelli is the latest man to get his name on the scoresheet as he makes it 3-1 at the Emirates.
21:36 GMT - GOAL! Vitinha scores from the spot and now has his hat-trick in Paris, putting PSG 5-3 up against Tottenham - who twice took the lead against the French giants earlier on.
21:33 GMT - GOAL! Spurs couldn't, could they?! Randal Kolo Muani has another, making it 4-3 to PSG with plenty still to play!
21:32 GMT - GOAL! Oh dear. Liverpool are now 3-1 down against PSV at Anfield after Couhaib Driouech got on the end of a rebound to rifle home.
Liverpool have now conceded three or more goals in three consecutive games in all competitions for the first time since September 1992.
21:29 GMT - GOAL! Noni Madueke has given Arsenal the lead against Bayern Munich! Mikel Arteta's side are now 2-1 up and could be about to complete an impressive few days in North London.
21:26 GMT - GOAL! PSG are 4-2 ahead thanks to Pacho. You'd have to say that's likely that for Tottenham.
21:20 GMT - GOAL! Fabian Ruiz has put PSG in front. Spurs have it all to do in Paris.
21:15 GMT - GOAL! Incredibly, Vitinha has brought PSG level once more - 2-2.
21:14 GMT - GOAL! Guus Til has reclaimed PSV's lead at Liverpool. This is a real concern for Arne Slot and his side now.
21:11 GMT - GOAL! Tottenham are back in front in Paris thanks to Randal Kolo Muani who makes it 2-1!
21:06 GMT - We are into the second-half action across the board.
20:58 GMT - Arsenal went ahead through their trusty set-piece, but have allowed Bayern back into the game. A big second half coming up at the Emirates.
20:55 GMT - Spurs will be kicking themselves for surrendering their lead, but they would likely have taken this half-time position when the game started.
20:52 GMT - We said Liverpool needed a response after their humbling Premier League defeat over the weekend, and things could hardly have started worse for them as they went 1-0 down early. However, they've fought back to go level - can they go one better and claim a much-needed victory?
20:50 GMT - That is half-time across the board, where all three Premier league teams find themselves level at 1-1 with their opponents. Arsenal and Spurs went ahead before conceding to Bayern and PSG, while Liverpool came from behind against PSV.
20:46 GMT - GOAL! Spurs were so close to holding out for a half-time lead but Vitinha has found the back of the net to pull PSG level. Incredible goal, too.
20:36 GMT - GOAL! Richarlison has put Tottenham ahead against PSG in Paris after a slick team move!
Richarlison has now scored in three consecutive appearances in all competitions for the first time since December 2023.
20:33 GMT - GOAL! Lennart Karl has brought Bayern level with Arsenal at the Emirates.
Karl is the youngest player to score a Champions League goal against Arsenal, aged 17 years and 277 days as of today.
20:27 GMT - GOAL! Kylian Mbappe has a hat-trick already! We'll get a precise time for the three goals shortly, but it's comfortably less than 10 minutes between his first and third. Seven minutes!
20:24 GMT - GOAL! Kylian Mbappe has scored two in two minutes to give Real Madrid a 2-1 lead against Olympiacos.
20:23 GMT - GOAL! Jurrien Timber has put Arsenal ahead and, to the shock of no one, it came from a well-executed set-piece!
20:16 GMT - GOAL! Liverpool have responded quickly to that early setback - Dominik Szoboszlai the man to level things up.
In doing so, he has scored Liverpool's 500th home goal in all European competitions.
20:10 GMT - GOAL! Julian Alvarez's goal was originally ruled out for handball in the build-up, but after a langthy review was given. Plenty of early drama in these games.
20:08 GMT - GOAL! Chiquinho has put Olympiacos ahead against Real Madrid with an unbelievable strike!
20:07 GMT - GOAL! Ivan Perisic is the man to step up and silence Anfield. Liverpool will have to step up a gear.
That is the third-quickest goal by a visiting player at Anfield against Liverpool in the Champions League, behind only Boavista's Elpídio Silva in September 2001 (third min) and Sevilla's Wissam Ben Yedder in September 2017 (fifth).
20:05 GMT - PENALTY! PSV will have an early chance for the lead after Virgil van Dyk was deemed to have handled the ball in the area. Pointing out the blindingly obvious, but not the start Liverpool needed.
Virgil van Dijk has conceded three penalties in all competitions this season - the most of any player for Premier League clubs.
20:00 GMT - And we are off! Who will be first on the scoreboard this evening?
19:46 GMT - A lot of talk of Tottenham needing a response after losing the North London Derby, but Liverpool really need to get a result this evening to inject some momentum back into their season.
19:32 GMT - No point prolonging it!
19:19 GMT - What kind of a reaction can we expect from Spurs this evening?
19:00 GMT - Time for some team news for this evening's standout fixtures
Paris Saint-Germain v Tottenham
18:25 GMT - Morale has taken a bit of a hit at Tottenham after Sunday's North London derby thrashing at Arsenal, but they will have little time to dwell, with an ominous trip to Paris Saint-Germain ahead.
Thomas Frank has come under fire for his conservative approach against the Gunners, which saw Spurs register just three shots in the match.
But Frank has remained upbeat and is embracing the challenge PSG will pose as Spurs look to climb into the Champions League's top eight.
"Now we are facing another of the best teams in Europe away from home, so it is a nice challenge that we are 100 per cent up for and I am convinced we will bounce back with a good performance."
Read more: 'It is a nice challenge': Frank backs Spurs to rebound against PSG
18:10 GMT - Eyes will be on the Emirates this evening when Arsenal and Bayern Munich – two of Europe's best-performing teams this season – square off atop the league phase table.
Both sides have recorded a perfect seven wins from seven, and something will have to give in what is already a high-stakes affair.
A bit of narrative will see former Tottenham striker return to North London as he looks to keep his superb scoring record against the Gunners going.
The England captain has 15 goals in 21 games against Arsenal across his career, and he'll be wanting to improve upon that tonight.
Read more: Kane gunning for Arsenal again as Bayern seek Champions League glory
18:00 GMT - Good evening! Welcome back to Flashscore's coverage of the fifth matchday in the Champions League.
Plenty of blockbuster games are scheduled tonight, with the biggest being in London with Arsenal taking on Bayern Munich as both sides put their 100 per cent records on the line.
Elsewhere, Tottenham have a daunting away trip to play the holders Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool welcome PSV Eindhoven to Anfield as they look to forget their domestic woes.
All of that and more gets underway from 20:00 GMT.
Tuesday, November 27th
22:50 GMT - We're wrapping up tonight. See you here again tomorrow for more Champions League action.
22:34 GMT - Pep Guardiola said he takes "full responsibility" after his team selection backfired against Bayer Leverkusen tonight.
"It was not the performance that we thought," he told TNT Sports.
"I take full responsibility. Still, I think that the players who started were exceptional players. But we miss something that we need at the highest level. It was an incredible opportunity, and now we have to fight for the next games.
"They were good, we also did very good things, we had our chances, more than them. But it was half chances or blocks."
22:29 GMT - Newcastle boss Eddie Howe bemoaned his side's start to the second half in their defeat to Marseille.
"The effort was good," Howe told TNT Sports.
"The 15 minutes at the start of the second half cost us.
"The goal straight after half-time changes the feeling around the stadium. It was a lapse of concentration from us."
22:24 GMT - Barcelona boss Hansi Flick admitted his side were well beaten by a strong Chelsea side this evening.
"It's not easy against this team," Flick told reporters.
"I saw some really positive things from my team. I'm looking forward to the next matches.
"We have nine points to win in the Champions League; we can achieve this, but at the end, today we made some big mistakes.
"It's a performance from the team, I saw some really positive things and the other things we have to work on."
22:21 GMT - Bayer Leverkusen defender Jarell Quansah says his side showed a lot of character to win at the Etihad tonight.
"It's an unbelievable feeling to be honest," the former Liverpool man told TNT Sports.
"Coming into tonight, we had a lot of senior players absent, even around the dressing room, so the way the boys pulled through, everyone led tonight, and that's what we needed.
"We needed a lot of character and a lot of fight and grit."
22:17 GMT - Chelsea goalscorer Estevao described his side's victory over Barcelona as "the perfect night".
"I don't really have any words to sum up how I'm feeling right now," he told Amazon Prime.
"It really was the perfect night. I'm just grateful to God for everything that has happened for me. Onwards and upwards from here."
22:15 GMT - Some key stats from tonight's fixtures:
- Chelsea are undefeated in their last four games in the Champions League; their last longer unbeaten streak was from September 14th, 2022, to November 2nd, 2022, a run of five games.
- No Blues player has been involved in more goals in all competitions since the FIFA Club World Cup than Enzo Fernandez (seven – five goals, two assists).
- Estevao (18y 215d) is the third teenager to score in each of his first three Champions League starts after Kylian Mbappe (18y 113d) and Erling Haaland (19y 107d).
- Bayer Leverkusen have scored in their last five games in the Champions League, their longest run of games with a goal in the competition since a run of eight games from September 16th, 2015, to September 27th, 2016.
- This is the earliest goal that Man City have conceded at home in the Champions League since April 2024 v Real Madrid (Rodrygo in 12th minute).
- Since the start of 2021/22, only Achraf Hakimi (16) has been involved in more goals in the Champions League among defenders than Alejandro Grimaldo (15 - six goals, nine assists).
22:05 GMT - We'll have some reaction coming up soon.
Here are all of tonight's results in the meantime:
21:57 GMT - FULL-TIME! Newcastle fall to a tough 2-1 defeat away against Marseille.
Read our report: Aubameyang scores quickfire double as Marseille fightback stuns Newcastle
21:53 GMT - FULL-TIME! A perfect night for Chelsea as they impressively beat Barcelona 3-0.
Read our report: Estevao and Delap on target as masterful Chelsea thrash 10-man Barcelona
21:49 GMT - FULL-TIME! Guardiola's extensive changes backfire as Manchester City fall to a surprise 2-0 defeat at home to Bayer Leverkusen.
Read our report: Man City slump to shock Leverkusen defeat in Champions League
21:33 GMT - GOAL! The referee initially blows for offside, but VAR adjudges that Liam Delap and Enzo Fernandez are indeed on, meaning Delap makes it 3-0 against Barcelona.
21:25 GMT - Erling Haaland is on for City, by the way, along with Rayan Cherki.
21:24 GMT - Around the grounds, Juventus are now 2-1 at Bodo/Glimt, Dortmund have gone 3-0 up against Villarreal, and Napoli have taken the lead against Qarabag through Scott McTominay (after Rasmus Hojlund missed a penalty).
21:14 GMT - GOAL! Estevao, take a bow!
The young Brazilian pulls out some tricks before hammering the ball into the back of the net to put Chelsea 2-0 up against Barcelona and sending Stamford Bridge into party mode.
That's three in three in the Champions League for Chelsea's new favourite son.
21:11 GMT - GOAL! Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang provides a second for Marseille with another excellent finish as the French side come from behind to lead Newcastle 2-1.
21:11 GMT - GOAL! Ibrahim Maza showcases his brilliant technique, lofting a cross into the box, allowing Patrik Schick to place the ball past James Trafford in the City goal.
21:10 GMT - For the third time tonight, Chelsea see a goal ruled out, this time for an offside against Alejandro Garnacho.
Saving the Barcelona keeper Joan Garcia's blushes a bit there as well after letting the ball squirm through his body.
21:07 GMT - GOAL! Newcastle are finally breached by Marseille, and it's former Arsenal and Chelsea man Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang with an excellent finish for the home side. It's now 1-1 at the Velodrome.
Elsewhere, Juventus have also drawn level at Bodo/Glimt through Lois Openda.
21:04 GMT - Pep Guardiola does indeed ring the changes, with Jeremy Doku, Phil Foden and Nico O'Reilly all coming on.
No Haaland yet, but it won't be long if things stay the same.
21:02 GMT - The second half action is getting underway.
20:53 GMT - Here are all the half-time scores, with Dortmund sneaking a goal in just before the whistle blew.
Borussia Dortmund 1-0 Villarreal
Manchester City 0-1 Bayer Leverkusen
Slavia Prague 0-0 Athletic Bilbao
20:49 GMT - HALF-TIME! Despite facing some immense pressure, Newcastle lead Marseille at the interval.
20:48 GMT - HALF-TIME! A good 45 minutes for Chelsea as they go in a goal and man up.
20:46 GMT - HALF-TIME! City go into the break a goal down against Bayer Leverkusen.
Expect some changes for the second half.
20:45 GMT - RED CARD! It gets worse for Barcelona as captain Ronald Araujo receives a second yellow for a dodgy challenge on Marc Cucurella just before half-time.
20:29 GMT - GOAL! That one will count! Chelsea have the lead against Barcelona!
Some sustained pressure sees Marc Cucurella force a hard, low cross into the box, and after a couple of ricochets, it's knocked in for an own goal off Jules Kounde.
Elsewhere, Ole Blomberg has put Bodo/Glimt ahead against Italian giants Juventus.
20:24 GMT - GOAL! Bayer Leverkusen lead Manchester City at the Etihad!
Alejandro Grimaldo latches on to the ball on the edge of the box and rifles home a fine shot to put the German side 1-0 up.
20:24 GMT - It's been a predictably feisty start at Stamford Bridge, with some heavy challenges flying in from all corners. The referee is letting plenty go, which is fun.
Chelsea and Enzo Fernandez have another disallowed, this time by the offside flag.
20:21 GMT - Despite being a goal down, Marseille have had 74 per cent possession over the opening 15 minutes of the game against Newcastle.
20:13 GMT - Newcastle United have a record of W3, D0, L0 when scoring the opening goal in the Champions League this season.
20:07 GMT - GOAL! Harvey Barnes pounces on a loose ball inside the penalty area to put Newcastle ahead early against Marseille.
20:05 GMT - Enzo Fernandez is off celebrating after tapping home for Chelsea, but it's been ruled out for handball in the build-up.
20:00 GMT - We're underway in the Champions League late games!
19:43 GMT - Two games kicked off early tonight, and the final whistle has blown.
Jose Mourinho finally has a Champions League win with his Benfica side after they ran out 2-0 winners against Ajax, who have lost all five of their league phase games.
Meanwhile, Glatasaray have suffered a somewhat surprising 1-0 home defeat to Royale Union SG.
19:12 GMT - Pep Guardiola makes sweeping changes after his side's defeat to Newcastle at the weekend, with even Erling Haaland dropping to the bench for the visit of Bayer Leverkusen.
19:11 GMT - Pedro Neto and Estevao start for Chelsea's clash with Barcelona, who have Marcus Rashford starting from the bench.
19:09 GMT - Mason Greenwood starts for Marseille as they host Newcastle, who have Anthony Gordon back leading the line after missing the last two matches.
18:05 GMT - There have been plenty of classics between Chelsea and Barcelona in Europe over the years, no less than that 2009 semi-final at Stamford Bridge, which provoked outrage amongst the home support but was most memorable for the Iniestazo that took the Catalans to Rome.
It might be a surprise to note that Barcelona have actually only won one of the last nine games against Chelsea, so they might find they're up against it again versus the team that is second in the Premier League table.
Read more: Barcelona looking to stop poor record against Chelsea in Champions League
17:32 GMT - Manchester City's defeat to Newcastle on Saturday left them seven points behind leaders Arsenal in the Premier League, but they will have an immediate chance to shrug off any hangover as they take on Leverkusen in what will be Guardiola's 100th Champions League game as City manager.
On yet another milestone, shortly after reaching 1,000 games as a manager, Guardiola told reporters on Monday: "I realise I'm getting old. It's good. It means every season we've been there.
"It's a huge competition. It's special for the players. To challenge yourself with the best teams in Europe is incredible, a huge experience. For the club, in terms of reputation, prestige and financial issues, it's massively important."
Read more: Man City manager Guardiola apologises for confrontation with cameraman
17:27 GMT - Newcastle meet Marseille at the Orange Velodrome on Tuesday in what is the first ever meeting between the two sides.
In his press conference on Monday, Howe was asked about consistency and how the Magpies must keep their form up heading into the clash against the French side.
"We just want to win the game," Howe said.
"In terms of qualification and being able to rotate the team later in the tournament, of course, if we are in a position where we are able to do that, then great, but at the moment we are still in the thick of the Champions League."
Read more: Howe admits Newcastle seek consistency as they face De Zerbi's Marseille
17:17 GMT - Arguably the standout fixture of the night, Chelsea welcome Spanish giants Barcelona to Stamford Bridge for a good old knees up.
One player who won't be featuring for the Blues is Cole Palmer, who is said to be close to a return but not quite ready yet.
"Cole is wearing a (protective) boot," Maresca told reporters on Monday.
"We don't know when he will be back, but for sure it will be soon. He's already on the pitch, he's already touching the ball and the feeling (for him) is good.
"I don't think he will be available for these two games (Barca and Arsenal), but he is doing well."
Read more: Maresca insists Chelsea are ready for crucial fixtures ahead of Barcelona clash
17:00 GMT - Welcome back to Flashscore's Football Tracker!
With no more international breaks until next year, we're nearing crunch time in Europe's elite competition.
Three Premier League sides are in action tonight, with Chelsea hosting old foes Barcelona, Manchester City welcoming Bayer Leverkusen to the Etihad, and Newcastle heading across the channel to face Roberto De Zerbi's Marseille - each of those games kicks off at 20:00 GMT.
