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Saturday 18 April , UK. Trending How did Liverpool's youngsters fare at Midtjylland? Meanwhile Atalanta are up in the driving rain at Midtjylland with Luis Muriel pouncing on a rebound from close range.

City keep on pressing for a second goal, with Riyad Mahrez having a shot blocked from close range but the hosts are treading on eggshells at the back too.

Papu Gomez has doubled Atalanta's lead with a thumping finish at Midtjylland, while Liverpool are in front at Ajax, More on the latter here.

This gap of days is the longest in between goals in the Argentine's career for club and country, with this his st goal. Start as you ended the last campaign is the Bayern playbook.

Kingsley Coman netted the winner in August's final against Paris Saint-Germain and he is on target this evening too after firing home from close range following a stunning yard ball forward from Josh Kimmich.

A nightmare start for Man City! Marchesin gets a good hand low to Sergio Aguero 's penalty to the striker's left, but the ball finds the net for an almost instant City equaliser.

City somehow fail to scramble the ball home from close range but they have won a penalty out of it, with Pepe clumsily bundling Raheem Sterling over.

Completely against the run of play this, but this is an excellent goal by Luis Diaz. City sloppily give the ball away to the forward on the half-way line and after advancing forward then across the penalty box towards the right, he drills home a low finish across goal into the bottom corner.

Very nearly a goal at the Allianz Arena but following a hanging Kingsley Coman cross from the left, Robert Lewandowski drills a volley just wide across goal.

Testing evening could be on the way for Manchester City. They often struggle against teams who play deep, and with Porto constantly dropping into a back five and everyone behind the ball, they are going to have their work cut out for a breakthrough it seems.

Nine goals already this evening but none in the early stages of the 8pm games and certainly not at the Etihad Stadium.

The match has opened up with quite a low tempo. What a huge shock to get us underway this evening. Real Madrid fall short in their second half comeback against Shakhtar Donetsk at home, slipping to a defeat after being down at half-time.

More on that sensational game, which saw Madrid have a stoppage time equaliser ruled out, can be found here. And finally Group D where Liverpool are back in action following the Merseyside derby.

We will keep a low brief on their evening here but you can catch their clash with Ajax in a lot more depth on this link.

Referee: Felix Brych Germany. Referee: Artur Soraes Dias Portugal. Referee: Daniele Orsato Italy. Real Madrid have pulled it back to at home to Shakhtar Donetsk but either way that game could blast this group wide open if it stays like this.

Last season's Europa League finalists Inter Milan will hope to avoid a similar tricky night at home to Borussia Monchengladbach. Referee: Bjorn Kuipers Holland.

Red Bull Salzburg are leading against the group's so-called minnows Lokomotiv Moscow, so the European champions will be hoping to get off to a winning start against what looks likely to be their main group rivals Atletico Madrid.

Referee: Michael Oliver England. These two teams may be part of the Champions League furniture but this is their first meeting in the competition.

They have only fared off before in the round-of in the Europa League eight years back, with City progressing on aggregate.

Phil Foden drops out of the midfield, with Ilkay Gundogan replacing him. As you can see we already have a major shock on our hands with Real Madrid losing at home to Shakhtar Donetisk, and if you want to follow more of that game which has reached half-time then click here to check out the action with Tom Farmery.

Liverpool are also in action this evening and you can follow their game in depth with Kieran Jackson on this link. It's usually the time of year when we can get a little bid jaded by the Champions League group stage, but it proved to be an entertaining spectacle last night so let's hope for a repeat as I welcome you to this evening's Champions League action.

Despite recent dominance domestically Pep Guardiola's side have stumbled on Europe's biggest stage in recent years, going out to surprise exits by Lyon and Tottenham Hotspur in the quarter-finals in the last two seasons.

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Argos AO. Dan Ripley Host commentator. Bayern Munich continue to plunder in the goals under Hansi Flick. Fair to say Phil Foden is taking his chances in the Champions League.

First round. Rabat Ajax. Austria Wien. Second round. Real Madrid. Dynamo Kyiv. Bayern Munich. Jean-Marie Pfaff.

Norbert Nachtweih. Helmut Winklhofer. Norbert Eder. Hans Pflügler. Hans-Dieter Flick. Lothar Matthäus c. Andreas Brehme.

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