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22:42 GMT - That brings our coverage to an end for another week. We'll be back for the Premier League fixtures this weekend, before the chaos that is matchday eight in the Champions League next week.
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22:40 GMT - Liverpool boss Arne Slot felt his side "had to be really good" to beat Marseille today.
"It is a tricky place to go," Slot told TNT Sports.
"Because of their fans, but definitely also because of the players they have and the manager they have - they have always a very good idea of how to play.
"And we had to be really good today to beat them, and I think that's what we were."
22:28 GMT - Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior is enjoying life at Chelsea so far and feels they dominated the game despite a narrow 1-0 win against Pafos.
"We knew Pafos were very well-organised," he told TNT Sports.
"The games they've played in this competition have always been a big challenge.
"A lot of good things, just the final bit. We had dominance, control, the goalkeeper made some good saves, but the thing I really liked about the team today was the body language.
"It never changed, the energy, the counter press, was really good. You want to score more goals but we're in a position where if we win the next game, we're in the top eight."
22:25 GMT - Newcastle goalscorer Harvey Barnes says his side executed their game plan to perfection against PSV tonight.
"It's a big step in the right direction for us," Barnes told TNT Sports.
"We knew it was important to go and get a good result for us tonight.
"They are a team that wants to play out, and we are a pressing team; we executed it really well. We grew into the game and in the end was a comfortable one."
22:23 GMT - Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk was pleased with his side's performance in France tonight.
"It's always difficult to play against De Zerbi's team because if you're not front-footed, then they can play out pretty easily," he told TNT Sports.
"They keep on playing and taking a risk. We exploited the space well, and I think the performance is good.
"We always keep saying it after a win or a good result. Fully focus on recovery now, and then we go to Bournemouth, and they're hard to beat. We have to be more than ready. We fly back tomorrow. On to the next."
22:19 GMT - Tonight's results mean four of the five Premier League clubs are currently in the top eight ahead of the final matchday next week (look away Manchester City fans).
Bayern Munich and Arsenal are safely through to the knockouts. The other six automatic places remain up for grabs.
22:06 GMT - Newcastle have kept a clean sheet in four of their seven games, only Tottenham Hotspur (five, remarkably) and Arsenal (also five) have done this more often in the UEFA Champions League this season.
22:03 GMT - We'll have reaction for you when it drops.
In the meantime, here's a rundown of all the results tonight:
21:58 GMT - FULL-TIME! Newcastle continue their decent Champions League run with a 3-0 win against PSV.
Read more: Newcastle thrash PSV to keep Champions League fate in their own hands
21:55 GMT - FULL-TIME! An impressive victory for Liverpool away at Marseille, with the Reds running out 3-0 winners.
Read more: Liverpool flex their muscles to beat Marseille and go fourth in Champions League
21:54 GMT - GOAL! Cody Gakpo seals the deal for Liverpool in added time.
21:53 GMT - FULL-TIME! Chelsea get the win against Pafos.
Read more: Caicedo the hero as Chelsea leave it late to beat Pafos and sneak into top eight
21:36 GMT - GOAL! Deadlock broken at the Bridge!
Moises Caicedo heads the ball home from inside the six-yard box to finally put Chelsea ahead against Pafos.
Robert Lewandowski has also put things right after his earlier own goal by tapping home from close range to put Barcelona 4-2 up.
21:33 GMT - GOAL! Medina pokes the ball into his own net after a Jeremie Frimpong cross to give Liverpool a valuable 2-0 lead in Marseille.
21:30 GMT - GOAL! Cruise control for Newcastle as Harvey Barnes goes on a jinking run before slotting home his side's third of the night.
Bilbao have turned things around against Atalanta through Nico Serrano.
21:25 GMT - GOAL! Dani Olmo picks up the ball on the edge of the box and unleashes a shot into the top right corner that restores Barcelona lead against Slavia Prague.
21:23 GMT - GOAL! Weston McKennie is played in by Jonathan David before slotting home Juventus' second of the evening.
Bilbao have also levelled against Atalanta through Gorka Guruzeta.
21:15 GMT - GOAL! Kane bags his second in a matter of minutes after dispatching a penalty to put the Bavarians 2-0 up.
Elsewhere, Juventus have the lead against Benfica through Khephren Thuram's solo effort.
21:13 GMT - GOAL! Harry Kane gives Bayern the lead against Royal Union with a well-timed header.
21:04 GMT - We're getting back underway for the second halves.
20:52 GMT - Ominously for Liverpool, Olympique Marseille have a record of W2, D0, L1 when conceding the opening goal in the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League.
20:51 GMT - HALF-TIME! The whistles have blown around the grounds:
Bayern Munich 0-0 Royale Union SG
20:47 GMT - GOAL! Dominik Szoboszlai scores a scruffy but effective free kick to give Liverpool the lead just before the break.
20:45 GMT - GOAL! Robert Lewandowski has scored - but it's an own goal. The Polish striker heads the corner kick behind his own keeper. The score is 2-2.
20:44 GMT - We're approaching half-time and Liverpool are still yet to have a shot on target against Marseille, a side who traditionally like scoring goals at home.
20:43 GMT - GOAL! Fermin Lopez bags his second in eight minutes to put Barcelona ahead against Slavia Prague.
20:35 GMT - GOAL! Fermin Lopez levels the scores for Barcelona in Prague.
20:30 GMT - GOAL! Newcastle double their lead against PSV.
Their high press puts the Dutch side's defence under pressure, before Wissa finds Anthony Gordon, who finds the back of the net.
That's Gordon's sixth in the Champions League this season - only Kylian Mbappe has scored more.
20:26 GMT - Liverpool's Hugo Ekitike has had a goal ruled out by VAR for offside against Marseille. Still 0-0 in the Stade Velodrome.
20:18 GMT - Chelsea think they've scored, but the goal is ruled out for a push in the build-up by Enzo Fernandez. They're knocking, though.
Elsewhere, Atalanta are ahead against Athletic Bilbao thanks to a goal from Gianluca Scamacca.
20:16 GMT - Reece James goes close with a strong long-range effort, but it narrowly goes wide. It's all Chelsea at the Bridge so far.
20:11 GMT - GOAL! Vasil Kusej gives Slavia Prague a shock lead against Barcelona.
20:08 GMT - GOAL! Yoane Wissa is in for Nick Woltemade tonight, and he's repaid boss Eddie Howe almost immediately by giving Newcastle the lead on his Champions League debut with a fine finish in the corner of the net.
20:00 GMT - We're up and running in the Champions League!
19:51 GMT - Before we get going with the remaining fixtures, just a note on the two early games: surprise package Qarabag beat Frankfurt 3-2, and Atletico took a 1-1 draw away from Galatasaray.
19:19 GMT - Let's have some starting linups shall we?
17:40 GMT - Eddie Howe urged Newcastle to use the spirit of former boss Bobby Robson as they target a vital Champions League victory against PSV Eindhoven.
Robson enjoyed a successful two-year stint in charge of PSV in the 1990s before finishing his managerial career with five years at Newcastle from 1999 to 2004.
"We're all well aware of the history with Sir Bobby," Howe told reporters on Tuesday.
"Hard work, organisation, always going to the end, never giving up, and trying to do the crowd justice by representing the club in the right way, these are all values he stood for."
Read more: Howe urges Newcastle to embody Robson's values in upcoming PSV clash
17:37 GMT - In Liam Rosenior's first experience of Champions League football, the Blues can assure themselves of at least a place in the play-off round with victory over the Cypriot champions.
Will he continue his decent start?
17:15 GMT - Three English clubs are in action tonight.
Chelsea welcome Cypriot side Pafos to Stamford Bridge, while Liverpool face a tricky away tie at Roberto De Zerbi's Marseille and Newcastle welcome Dutch giants PSV to the north of England.
All those kick off at 20:00 GMT - follow all the goals and action as it happens right here.
17:00 GMT - Welcome back, folks.
We have plenty more Champions League action for you this evening as we near the end of the league phase.
Tuesday, January 20th
23:01 GMT - That'll do it for us tonight. See you next time!
22:30 GMT - Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus says scoring two goals made for a "dream night" that brought tears to his eyes.
"It's a dream night," he told Amazon Prime. "I always dreamed of being a footballer. I watched when I was a kid.
"I watched a lot of Serie A, so to be here in this stadium and score here is tears in my eyes because I always dreamed of being here.
"There is always a reason that things happen, whether it's good things or difficult things. I learned that during my 11 months out of the field.
"It is always difficult to play against Inter Milan. We came here last season and lost. Tonight we played better than them; we controlled them, but they are a top team, and they attack. We scored at the end and got the three points. We have to keep going because we have another one at the weekend."
21:54 GMT - FULL-TIME:
Inter 1-3 Arsenal: The Gunners have booked their spot in the last 16 of the Champions League with that win, which featured a return to grace for Gabriel Jesus. Read our report here.
Tottenham 2-0 Dortmund: A dominant performance by Thomas Frank's Spurs, over a self-destructing Dortmund. Our report's here.
FC Copenhagen 1-1 Napoli
Olympiacos 2-0 Bayer Leverkusen
Real Madrid 6-1 Monaco
Sporting CP 2-1 PSG
Villarreal 1-2 Ajax
21:42 GMT - GOAL! It's a third for Arsenal in Milan! Viktor Gyökeres off the bench and among the goals, 3-1.
21:21 GMT - Speaking after his side's 3-1 defeat in Norway, Erling Haaland paid credit to Bodo/Glimt for their win but also apologised to the Man City fans for not scoring any goals - saying "in the end it's embarrassing".
"I think a deserved win for Bodo. Without a doubt, they play incredibly here at home," he said. "We did our best, but something is missing.
"I don't want to blame anyone, but we need to take more responsibility because in the end, it's not good enough.
"We are Man City, we can't go around and not win games. It shouldn't be like this. I take full responsibility for not being able to score the goals that I should have.
"I apologise to everyone, every single Man City supporter and every single supporter that travelled today because in the end it's embarrassing."
21:03 GMT - Some of tonight's 20:00 kick-offs have just got back underway. Stick with us as we resume action around the grounds.
20:52 GMT - HALF-TIME:
Inter 1-2 Arsenal
Tottenham 2-0 Dortmund
Copenhagen 0-1 Napoli
Olympiakos 2-0 Bayer Leverkusen
Real Madrid 2-0 Monaco
Sporting CP 0-0 PSG
Villarreal 0-0 Ajax
20:37 GMT - GOAL! Tottenham have another over Dortmund! Dominic Solanke, 2-0.
20:32 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal are back in front again, and of course it's a set-piece! Gabriel Jesus again, 2-1.
20:27 GMT - RED CARD! Dortmund are down to ten men at Tottenham, as Daniel Svensson is given his marching orders after just 26 minutes.
20:18 GMT - GOAL! Inter have found an equaliser against Arsenal, and it's an absolute rocket by Petar Sucic! 1-1.
20:14 GMT - GOAL! Tottenham have broken the deadlock against Dortmund in north London! Cristian Romero, 1-0.
20:10 GMT - GOAL! Gabriel Jesus has given Arsenal an early lead over Inter! Pure striker's instinct to get on the loose ball, 1-0.
20:00 GMT - KICK-OFF! We are now underway in tonight's later Champions League matches! Stick with us for all the key updates.
19:40 GMT - Our attention now quickly shifts to the 20:00 kick-offs, which feature Arsenal's trip to Inter Milan and Tottenham's hosting of Borussia Dortmund. A reminder of the team news is below:
19:36 GMT - FULL-TIME: Bodo/Glimt 3-1 Manchester City. A result that will catch eyes all over Europe as the relative minnows of Glimt get one over the mega-might of Man City. Read our report here.
19:31 GMT - There will be a minimum of four minutes added on in Glimt.
19:04 GMT - RED CARD! Rodri has been given his marching orders by the referee. Manchester City down 3-1, and now down a man.
Rodri's red card was Manchester City's first sending off in a Champions League fixture since Sergio Gomez against København on October 11th, 2022.
19:01 GMT - GOAL! Manchester City have one back in Glimt! We have a game on our hands, 3-1, Rayan Cherki.
18:59 GMT - GOAL! It's a THIRD for Bodo/Glimt against Manchester City! Jens Hauge, and this one counts, 3-0.
Bodo/Glimt are only the sixth side ever to take a three-goal lead in a Champions League match against Manchester City, after Bayern Munich (Oct 2013), Barcelona (Oct 2016), Liverpool (Apr 2018), Sporting CP (Nov 2024), and Real Madrid (Feb 2025).
18:52 GMT - NO GOAL! Bodo/Glimt thought they had a third, but it has been chalked off after a VAR check.
18:47 GMT - We are back underway in Glimt! Stick with us for all the key updates.
18:32 GMT - We should have the team news for tonight's 20:00 kick-offs within the next 30 minutes.
18:31 GMT - HALF-TIME: Bodo/Glimt 2-0 Manchester City.
18:24 GMT - Honestly? Manchester City need to buck up their ideas in the second period; they're lucky it's not 3-0.
18:08 GMT - GOAL! It's another for Bodo/Glimt! Another for Kasper Hogh, and another assist by Ole Blomberg, 2-0.
18:06 GMT - GOAL! Bodo/Glimt have broken the deadlock against Manchester City, completely against the run of play! Kasper Hogh, 1-0.
17:45 GMT - We are underway in Glimt! Stick with us for all the key updates as Manchester City take on the Norwegian giants.
16:35 GMT - The team news for Manchester City's clash with Bodo/Glimt has arrived. Check out who starts for whom below:
15:32 GMT - Tonight's early kick-off has just started, by the way. Follow Kairat Almaty v Club Brugge here.
15:10 GMT - We should expect to get some team news for the 17:45 kick-offs in about 70 minutes.
15:00 GMT - Hello and welcome to the Football Tracker! Tonight, we'll keep you updated on all of the action in the Champions League.
Our first focus will naturally be Manchester City's clash with Norway's Bodo/Glimt from 17:45, before the double-decker of Arsenal's trip to Milan to face Inter and Tottenham's hosting of Borussia Dortmund at 20:00.
That said, we will also give you regular updates on all the other matches, including holders PSG's visit to Sporting CP, Napoli's trip to FC Copenhagen and Real Madrid v Monaco.
Click here to check out all of our build-up content.
