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22:50 GMT – Thanks for joining us this week! Stay tuned this weekend as we bring you all the latest news from the Premier League including Arsenal’s trip to West Ham and Liverpool's top of the table clash with Man City.
22:40 GMT - Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou cut a frustrated figure after seeing his side concede an injury-time equaliser to draw at home to Roma.
Reacting to the match, he told TNT Sports: "Yeah, mostly frustrating, particularly when they scored so late. Good game. We probably should've put it to bed a lot earlier, missed some big chances, and 2-1 you’re always going to keep them in the game so disappointing not to see it out.
"We created a lot of chances and we really should’ve been a bit more clinical and then we would’ve won the game."
22:17 GMT - Ruben Amorim has been speaking to TNT Sports and said his first match at Old Trafford was "special", despite some challenging periods in the game.
"I see what everyone sees. Good moments, difficult moments, some confusion in the end trying to keep the result," he said. "They ran, they pressed, they showed us what we had worked on. We won.
"Half of the stadium does not know me, I came from Portugal, I did nothing for this club yet, so the way they made me feel at home is so special. I will keep this to the end of my career.
"It was like a ride. We started well and then suffered two goals in two transitions. I liked that our players tried to play in the way we wanted. The players are really trying, I think we deserved to win."
21:54 GMT – Full-time whistles have blown around Europe. See match stats and reports from all the key games below – and stay tuned for reaction!
Man Utd 3-2 Bodo/Glimt. Read the match report here.
Tottenham 2-2 Roma. Read the match report here.
Nice 1-4 Rangers. Read the match report here.
SK Rapid 1-1 Shamrock Rovers. Read the match report here.
Olympic Ljubljana 1-0 Larne. Read the match report here.
21:52 GMT - GOAL! Roma have equalised at Tottenham! Mats Hummels with the goal in injury time. 2-2.
21:46 GMT - GOAL! Badredine Bouanani pulls a goal back for Nice with a terrific free-kick against Rangers. 1-4.
21:40 GMT - We enter the final 10 minutes around Europe.
21:30 GMT – In other Conference League matches tonight, Shamrock Rovers are 1-1 against SK Rapid while Larne are still trailing 1-0 to Olympic Ljubljana.
21:16 GMT - GOAL! Artem Dovbyk has the ball in the net for Roma but the flag is up for offside. VAR are reviewing… and it is ruled out.
Moments later Angelino smacks his shot against the crossbar. I giallorossi are getting closer, but Spurs are still 2-1 ahead.
21:16 GMT – GOAL! Rangers have scored a fourth in France! Hamza Igamane has his second goal of the night. 0-4
21:10 GMT – GOAL! Man Utd re-take the lead! Rasmus Hojlund slots the ball into the back of the net for his second of the game, and after a lengthy VAR review the goal stands! 3-2
21:05 GMT - We're back underway!
20:51 GMT - The half-time whistles are blowing. Phew. What a 45 minutes we've just had.
Half-time: Man Utd 2-2 Bodo/Glimt
Half-time: Tottenham 2-1 Roma
Half-time: Nice 0-3 Rangers
Half-time: SK Rapid 1-0 Shamrock Rovers
Half-time: Olympic Ljubljana 0-0 Larne
20:50 GMT – GOAL! Do not adjust your sets! Rangers are 3-0 up against Nice! Hamza Igamane rolls the ball into the net after a terrible defensive error from Nice.
20:46 GMT – GOAL! Man Utd are level! Rasmus Hojlund takes a wonderful touch in the box before shooting into the bottom corner. What a brilliant goal. 2-2
20:44 GMT - It’s been a breathless half of Europa League action and there’s just a few minutes left of normal time remaining around the grounds.
20:38 GMT - GOAL! Mohammed Diomande has doubled Rangers’ lead against Nice after a wonderful lofted pass from Dujon Sterling! 0-2
20:35 GMT – GOAL! Vaclav Cerny has broken the deadlock in France to give Rangers the lead against Nice! 0-1
20:34 GMT – GOAL! Tottenham re-take the lead against Roma! Dejan Kulusevski sends a terrific ball to Brennan Johnson who shoots into the bottom corner and Spurs – who were almost 2-1 down – are now 2-1 up.
20:24 GMT - Stephan El Shaarawy thought he gave Roma the lead but his effort has been ruled out for offside in the build-up. It’s still 1-1. Huge relief for Spurs.
20:22 GMT – GOAL! Oh my. Bodo/Glimt lead against Man Utd! What a goal! Philip Zinckernagel breaks away and charges into the box before rifling a shot low past Andre Onana. 1-2
20:22 GMT - GOAL! Roma have completed the comeback against Spurs! Stephan El Shaarawy shoots low into the corner – but hang on, there’s a VAR review…
20:20 GMT - GOAL! Roma level at Tottenham! Paulo Dybala takes a free kick that Evan Ndicka heads into the roof of the net! 1-1
20:20 GMT - GOAL! Bodo/Glimt are level against Man Utd! Sondre Fet pulls the ball back for Hakon Evjen who thumps it past Andre Onana. 1-1
20:05 GMT – GOAL! Heung-Min Son gives Tottenham the lead from the penalty spot after a strange VAR review. Mats Hummels clearly takes out Pape Sarr? Anyway. The correct decision was awarded and Spurs are 1-0 up.
20:01 GMT – GOAL! Wow. Alejandro Garnacho gives Man Utd the lead after just 50 seconds following a terrible error by the Bodo/Glimt goalkeeper Nikita Haikin. 1-0.
20:00 GMT - Peep! We're underway!
20:55 GMT - We’re five minutes away from our remaining European matches and you can follow all the action right here.
20:43 GMT – The full-time whistles have blown around Europe in the early kick-offs.
20:40 GMT - RED CARD! Deep into injury time and Cesare Casadei has been shown a second yellow card and is sent off for Chelsea!
20:34 GMT – Another goal ruled out for Heidenheim. Maximilian Breunig’s effort was adjudged to have been offside.
20:30 GMT – GOAL! Mykhailo Mudryk gives Chelsea breathing space with a thumping drive high into the net. 0-2.
20:30 GMT – GOAL! Heatbreak for Hearts. Cercle Brugge double their lead 2-0.
19:26 GMT - We have five minutes of normal time left in Germany. Will Chelsea find a second goal or can Heidenheim earn a famous point?
19:22 GMT - Hearts have a penalty after a VAR review but captain Lawrence Shankland spanks his kick over the bar! What a waste!
Minutes later Cercle Brugge break and Paris Brunner hits the crossbar. Hearts are hanging on here.
19:20 GMT - So close for Heidenheim. The ball goes in the back of the net but Max Breunig's header is ruled out for offside.
18:57 GMT - Team news has dropped for the later kick-offs featuring Man Utd, Tottenham and Rangers.
It’s a big night for some managers with former Leicester and Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri back in London as his Roma team face Tottenham, while Ruben Amorim makes his Old Trafford bow against Bodo/Glimt.
Man Utd v Bodo/Glimt (20:00)
Tottenham v Roma (20:00)
Nice v Rangers (20:00)
18:55 GMT - GOAL! Christopher Nkunku gives Chelsea the lead against Heidenheim. Relief for the Blues. 0-1
18:48 GMT - We're back underway!
18:36 GMT - Well well well… the half-time whistle blows and Chelsea go in goalless in Germany. TNS and Hearts go in behind at the break.
Half-time: Heidenheim 0-0 Chelsea
Half-time: Cercle Brugge 1-0 Hearts
Half-time: The New Saints 0-1 Djurgarden
18:26 GMT - GOAL! TNS also fall a goal behind. Tobias Gulliksen opens the scoring for Djurgarden. 0-1
18:25 GMT - GOAL! Malamine Efekele has given Cercle Brugge the lead over Hearts. 1-0.
18:20 GMT - Mykhailo Mudryk goes down in the box and the referee appeared to be ready to show him a yellow card for diving. It's being reviewed by VAR and he's sent to the monitor!
No penalty! The referee deems his original decision to be the correct one and waves away the penalty appeal. You rarely see that.
18:05 GMT - 20 minutes have gone and it's still goalless at the Voith-Arena in Germany. Chelsea are dominating possession and had a couple of decent chances so far but Heidenheim are holding firm.
17:45 GMT - And we're off!
17:40 GMT - We're five minutes away from the early kick-offs in the Europe League and Europa Conference League.
In the first match of the day, Astana drew 1-1 with Guimaraes.
16:50 GMT - The Conference League was clearly not designed for clubs like Chelsea. The Blues broke the record for the biggest win in the competition last time out (8-0 v Noah) and are currently top of the pile after three games with a +13 goal difference.
They look set to increase that tonight as they face Heidenheim, a team competing in Europe for the first time this season. Although the Germans are unbeaten in the Conference League so far, they are languishing just above the relegation zone in the Bundesliga.
Needless to say, Chelsea are - once again - heavy favourites. Kick-off is under an hour away.
16:30 GMT - Team news for Chelsea's trip to Heidenheim has just arrived and the big news is Jadon Sancho, who makes his first European start for the Blues.
15:30 GMT - The first Conference League match is about to get underway in Kazakhstan, with Astana against Guimaraes. You can click on the link to follow that game.
15:00 GMT - Hello and welcome back to the Football Tracker!
After all the drama in the Champions League over the past two days attention now turns to the Europa and Conference Leagues with Man Utd, Chelsea, Tottenham, Rangers and Hearts among the big teams in action.
You can read the match previews by clicking on the links below.
Heidenheim v Chelsea (17:45)
Cercle Brugge v Hearts (17:45)
The New Saints v Djurgarden (17:45)
Tottenham v Roma (20:00)
Nice v Rangers (20:00)
Man Utd v Bodo/Glimt (20:00)
Wednesday, November 27th
23:05 GMT - That'll just about do it for us tonight, thank you for joining in. Do join us again next time!
22:30 GMT - Liverpool manager Arne Slot was revelling in his side's win over Real Madrid this evening, saying the Spaniards have been "a pain in the a***" too many times post-match.
22:10 GMT - Just to confirm tonight's other full-time results...
Bologna 1-2 Lille, Zagreb 0-3 Dortmund, Monaco 2-3 Benfica and PSV 3-2 Shakhtar. Click here for more on tonight's action.
21:55 GMT - FULL-TIME: Aston Villa 0-0 Juventus. The hosts thought they had secured a famous victory in the dying embers, but they can still be proud of a hard-fought point against elite competition. Take a read of our full match report.
21:53 GMT - FULL-TIME: Liverpool 2-0 Real Madrid. The Reds dominated much of the match and a lot can be said of 21-year-old Conor Bradley's performance in keeping Kylian Mbappe quiet. Read our match report.
21:52 GMT - FULL-TIME: Celtic 1-1 Club Brugge. The Scottish champions will be happy to escape this one with a point after coming from behind and seeing a late Brugge goal disallowed. Our match report is here.
21:51 GMT - NO GOAL! That's a cruel one for Aston Villa! They thought they'd won it against Juventus right at the death, but Morgan Rogers' goal has been ruled out. 0-0.
21:39 GMT - A little under ten minutes left of regulation time in tonight's Champion League matches. Will Liverpool keep a clean sheet? Will Aston Villa or Celtic be able to edge ahead in their ties?
21:34 GMT - GOAL! Cody Gakpo puts Liverpool 2-0 up against Real Madrid at Anfield! A lovely ball in by Andy Robertson and his Dutch teammate makes no mistake.
21:29 GMT - PENALTY MISS! Salah puts his spot-kick wide. A bad effort, unusual for him. Still 1-0 to Liverpool against Real Madrid.
21:27 GMT - PENALTY! Mohamed Salah goes down in the box and Liverpool have been awarded a spot-kick.
21:26 GMT - NO GOAL! Club Brugge thought they had taken the lead again, but Ferran Jutgla's strike has been ruled out. Still 1-1.
21:19 GMT - PENALTY SAVE! Kylian Mbappe has failed to score at the Kop end as Caoimhin Kelleher guesses the right way and denies the Frenchman. It remains 1-0 to Liverpool.
21:18 GMT - PENALTY! Real Madrid have been awarded a spot-kick after a daft foul by Liverpool defender Andy Robertson.
21:17 GMT - GOAL! Celtic are level! Daizen Maeda with a tidy finish, 1-1.
21:10 GMT - GOAL! Liverpool lead Real Madrid! Alexis Mac Allister with the strike, Conor Bradley with a cheeky assist, 1-0.
21:07 GMT - Mohamed Salah has just gone to ground in Real Madrid's penalty area, but the referee waves to play on! Liverpool have started the second period brightly, still 0-0.
21:03 GMT - We are back underway at Anfield, with play about to resume at Villa Park and Celtic Park. Stick with us for all the key updates!
20:51 GMT - A quick whip-around from tonight's other Champions League matches...
Bologna 0-1 Lille, Zagreb 0-1 Dortmund, Monaco 1-0 Benfica and PSV 0-2 Shakhtar.
20:47 GMT - HALF-TIME: Aston Villa 0-0 Juventus.
20:46 GMT - HALF-TIME: Celtic 0-1 Club Brugge.
20:46 GMT - HALF-TIME: Liverpool 0-0 Real Madrid.
20:42 GMT - Just as we approach the break, Aston Villa are really beginning to settle into their game against Juventus. Unai Emery probably wishes the half could go on for a bit longer!
20:26 GMT - GOAL! Club Brugge have taken a surprise lead against Celtic! It's an own-goal by Cameron Carter-Vickers, 1-0.
20:23 GMT - What a save! Thibaut Courtois does really well to deny Luis Diaz from point-blank range. A lovely bit of neat football by Liverpool to create the chance, it has to be said.
20:21 GMT - 20 minutes in at Villa Park and the hosts are struggling to get much of the ball. That said, they have looked threatening whenever they've nicked it from Juventus.
20:15 GMT - Kylian Mbappe and Jude Bellingham, both reported Liverpool transfer targets once upon a time, are getting a bit of grief from the Anfield faithful.
20:04 GMT - Off the line! Real Madrid clear a Darwin Nunez shot on-goal just in the nick of time, it stays 0-0. Anfield is rocking!
20:00 GMT - We are now underway across the stadia in Europe tonight! Stick with us for all the key updates from Anfield, Villa Park and Celtic Park.
19:41 GMT - A bit of a shock tonight as Red Star stick five past Stuttgart, who managed just the one goal in return (5-1). In the other early kick-off, Sturm Graz beat Girona 1-0.
19:23 GMT - How are the nerves, Liverpool fans? A good number of supporters were out on the streets to welcome the team bus.
18:46 GMT - The team news has landed for tonight's big matches featuring Liverpool, Aston Villa and Celtic. Check out who starts for who below.
18:17 GMT - The match between Red Star and Stuttgart has started with fireworks! The Germans trail 2-1 after a little over 30 minutes. Click here to follow that one live.
17:46 GMT - Tonight's early Champions League clashes have just started. You can follow them live here.
17:15 GMT - Manchester City are likely to still be in shock after throwing away a 3-0 lead to draw 3-3 at home to Feyenoord last night with just 15 minutes of play remaining.
It stretched their winless run to six games in all competitions which seems almost unheard of for a side led by Pep Guardiola.
And with the small matter of a trip to Premier League leaders Liverpool coming up on Sunday, it's hard to see when this barren run ends.
16:00 GMT - Good afternoon and welcome back to our coverage of the fifth matchday in the Champions League!
Tuesday brought in plenty of drama and tonight should be no different, highlighted by a titanic clash between Liverpool and Real Madrid at Anfield.
Elsewhere, Aston Villa have a tasty clash against Juventus and Celtic host Club Brugge up in Scotland.
Follow the Champions League action here.
Tuesday, November 26th
23:21 GMT - That's it for this evening, thanks for joining us! We'll be back tomorrow for more Champions League action as Liverpool take on Real Madrid, Aston Villa face Juventus and Celtic play Club Brugge.
22:53 GMT - Mikel Arteta asked his players for a statement before the match, and he was delighted that they delivered.
"I'm very happy," he told TNT Sports after the game. "It's a big result against a big opponent. We wanted to make that statement.
"I felt really good energy and belief before the match. The first half was exceptional, you have to put it into practice."
"You have to enjoy (it)," he continued. "When you play in this competition against these team you have to enjoy it. What I loved about this team is the way that they flowed. They played with purpose.
"If you want to be challenging for big trophies you have to be consistent."
22:36 GMT - On the other end of the spectrum of success, Arsenal goalscorer Kai Havertz declared his side's performance as "exceptional" after they dispatched Sporting 5-1.
"Everyone was involved. The way we played was very good and we're very happy," he told TNT Sports.
"We played very well and we always found the space and free men. We had lots of solutions and we did very well.
"After last season's loss against Munich we wanted to do better, especially away from home. Today we wanted to turn it around and show we can win games away from home.
"Today we were exceptional and we can be proud of that."
22:26 GMT - Pep Guardiola has been speaking after his side's incredible draw, saying his team is "fragile".
"We lost a lot of games lately," he told Amazon Sport. "We are fragile, and of course we need a victory.
"The game was good for the confidence. We were playing at a good level and then for the first time something happened - we have problems."
Asked if the fragility is mental, Guardiola said: “I don’t know if it’s mental, it’s a question of techniques. The first goal cannot happen, and the second as well.
“After that of course we forget it happened, we are desperate to win, desperate to do well. We do well but we don’t win games.”
22:11 GMT - But while the headlines will all be about Pep Guardiola and his City players, let's take a moment to appreciate what was one of the all-time great European comebacks. It wasn't to win a trophy or even a knockout match, but still it's a night that the Feyenoord players and fans will remember for a lifetime.
22:07 GMT - Today marks one month exactly since the last time Manchester City won a match. Since beating Southampton 1-0 on 26 October, they are now six games without a win - and tonight was the only one of those six that was a draw. They are in a real slump.
21:56 GMT - FULL-TIME: Meanwhile, Bayern Munich have won 1-0 against PSG and Inter Milan have beaten RB Leipzig by the same scoreline.
21:54 GMT - FULL-TIME: It's all over at the Etihad, where City have conceded three late goals to draw 3-3 with Feyenoord. Pep Guardiola's post-match comments will be very interesting. Read our full report here.
21:49 GMT - FULL-TIME: Barcelona have beaten Brest 3-0 and Bayer Leverkusen have thrashed Salzburg to the tune of 5-0.
21:48 GMT - FULL-TIME: Arsenal have beaten Sporting 5-1. About as emphatic as it gets. Here's our report from Lisbon.
21:47 GMT - GOAL! Unbelievable!! David Hancko has drawn Feyenoord level with City, who had a 3-0 lead scarcely 15 minutes ago! What a turnaround that is.
21:40 GMT - GOAL! Hang on, could the comeback actually be on in Manchester?! Santiago Tomas Gimenez has Feyenoord's second goal, where the visitors trail 3-2 at Man City.
21:39 GMT - GOAL! There will be no comeback in Lisbon, where Leandro Trossard has stretch Arsenal to a 5-1 advantage over Sporting.
21:33 GMT - GOAL! The comeback is on, they'll be saying. Anis Hadj Moussa has put the ball in the back of the net for Feyenoord who now only trail 3-1 at Manchester City.
21:31 GMT - GOAL! Aleix Garcia is in on the action as Leverkusen stretch to a 5-0 lead against Salzburg.
21:22 GMT - GOAL! Dani Olmo latches on to a precise pass from Gerard Martin to score and put Barcelona 2-0 up against Brest.
21:21 GMT - GOAL! Patrik Schick's goal puts Leverkusen 4-0 ahead against Salzburg.
21:20 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal are now fully in control as Bukayo Saka puts them 4-1 ahead at Sporting from the spot.
21:11 GMT - GOAL! City are 3-0 up thanks to Erling Haaland's second goal of the night.
21:08 GMT - GOAL! Ilkay Gundogan has put City 2-0 ahead against Feyenoord.
21:05 GMT - GOAL! Sporting have pulled one back through Goncalo Inacio early in the second half, making it Sporting 1-3 Arsenal.
20:49 GMT - HALF-TIME: We have reached the break across all of our late fixtures in the Champions League, where Arsenal are cruising against Sporting and Man City have a 1-0 lead against Feyenoord thanks to an Erling Haaland penalty.
20:45 GMT - GOAL! Gabriel has another and Arsenal are now cruising against Sporting with a 3-0 lead ahead of half-time.
20:43 GMT - GOAL! Min-Jae Kim has headed Bayern Munich into a 1-0 lead over PSG.
20:42 GMT - GOAL! Man City get a penalty and of course Erling Haaland steps up to put his side 1-0 up against Feyenoord.
20:30 GMT - GOAL! An amazing individual effort from Florian Wirtz has put Bayer Leverkusen 3-0 up against Salzburg.
20:28 GMT - GOAL! Castello Lukeba has turned the ball into his own net to give Inter Milan a 1-0 lead over RB Leipzig.
20:23 GMT - GOAL! Kai Havertz has doubled Arsenal's lead at Sporting after taking a ball from Bukayo Saka.
20:13 GMT - GOAL! Alejandro Grimaldo has doubled Leverkusen's lead inside 15 minutes. They are firing against Salzburg.
20:10 GMT - GOAL! Robert Lewandowski has given Barcelona a 1-0 lead with a goal from the penalty spot, and with that he has now scored 100 Champions League goals. The feat has only been previously achieved by two players: Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. Elite company.
20:08 GMT - GOAL! Florian Wirtz puts Leverkusen 1-0 ahead against Salzburg.
20:07 GMT - GOAL! Gabriel Martinelli has put Arsenal ahead early on!
20:00 GMT - And we are off in the late kick-offs! Stay with us as we see if City can snap their losing streak and whether Arsenal can claim their first away win in Europe since October 2023.
19:43 GMT - In the early kick-offs, AC Milan have beaten Slovan Bratislava 3-2, and Atletico Madrid have dispatched Sparta Prague 6-0.
19:23 GMT - Here's how things will look at kick-off in Manchester this evening:
19:20 GMT - Meanwhile, Kyle Walker and Savinho have dropped to the bench and John Stones is out of the matchday squad completely in three changes made by Pep Guardiola for the visit of Feyenoord this evening.
Jack Grealish, Nathan Ake, Matheus Nunes are promoted to the starting XI, with Bernardo Silva given the captain's armband in place of Walker.
19:15 GMT - Here's how the two teams will line up in Lisbon this evening:
19:12 GMT - Mikel Arteta has made four changes to the side that dispatched Nottingham Forest over the weekend, with Kai Havertz, Declan Rice, Thomas Partey and Gabriel Martinelli coming into the side at the expense of Gabriel Jesus, Mikel Merino, Leandro Trossard and Jorginho who all drop to the bench.
18:50 GMT - The second halves are underway in this evening's early matches - Atletico have a second at Sparta through Marcos Llorente while it's still 1-1 between Slovan Bratislava and AC Milan
18:15 GMT - We're coming up on the half-hour mark in tonight's early Champions League fixtures with Atletico leading Sparta 1-0 thanks to ex-Manchester City striker Julian Alvarez.
The score is level at 1-1 over in the match between Slovan Bratislava and AC Milan, with Tigran Barseghyan cancelling out Christian Pulisic's opener.
17:49 GMT - The two early Champions League games are underway, with Atletico facing Sparta and AC Milan against Slovan Bratislava.
17:20 GMT - Here's the current top eight going into this week's Champions League action - whichever clubs finish here come the end of the 'league phase' go straight into the round of 16:
16:53 GMT - Pep Guardiola said Monday that Manchester City can still achieve "very good things" this season despite their alarming run of five straight defeats - starting with their clash against Feyenoord this evening.
"I have the feeling that this season we will do very good things," he told his pre-match press conference. "I don't give up and I have the feeling we will be there."
"You are defending a legacy, a tradition, a success that is so difficult to handle," he added.
16:30 GMT - Mikel Arteta has called on his Arsenal team to be "ruthless" as they seek to end their away-day blues in the Champions League against Sporting.
"I think we have made the right steps and, looking back with the way we played against Inter, which is a team that has been so dominant in their league, reached the final of the Champions League (in 2023), which they should have won, to play and dominate that game.
"But the reality is that you have to make it happen and we didn't.
"Making those steps is what we have to do next. Be ruthless, be efficient in the opposition box and do what we have to do to take the three points away from here."
16:10 GMT - Good afternoon and welcome to our Football Tracker! We'll be bringing you coverage of all of this week's European fixtures in the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League.
Manchester City host Feyenoord while Arsenal travel to Sporting this evening - both of those getting underway at 20:00.
Elsewhere, there's a repeat of the 2020 Champions League final as Bayern take on PSG while Barcelona, Inter and Bayer Leverkusen are also in action.
In tonight's two early fixtures, Atletico Madrid travel to Sparta Prague while AC Milan visit Slovan Bratislava.