A brief round-up of tonight's European football matches featuring British clubs - with Chelsea hosting Shakhtar Donetsk, Manchester United traveling to Braga, and Celtic welcoming Barcelona
Chelsea v Shakhtar Donetsk What a stroke of luck and what a start for the Blues - Fernando Torres chases down a backpass from defender to goalkeeper. Pyatov's attempt to hoof the ball clear cannons off the striker from point-blank range and ends up in the netPhotograph: Nick Potts/PABut that lead doesn't last long. Just three minutes later Fernandinho picks up the ball on the edge of the final third, gallops past Bertrand and Luiz and pulls the ball back across the face of goal. From about 10 yards out, the unmarked Willian rifles the ball past Petr Cech and into the bottom right-hand cornerPhotograph: Scott Heavey/Getty ImagesChelsea regain their lead five minutes before half-time courtesy of a wonderful piece of skill by Oscar. Rushing out of his penalty area to play sweeper and head a through-ball clear, the Shakhtar goalkeeper is caught hopelessly out of position when his clearance fell to Oscar at the edge of the centre-circle inside the Shakhtar half. Taking one touch to control the ball, he executes a perfect volley to send the ball arcing back into the empty net from 40+ yardsPhotograph: Mike Hewitt/Getty ImagesShakhtar start the second half positively and after just two minutes this pays dividends when Willian again makes Chelsea for some slack marking. He begins the play on the left of the Chelsea penalty area, playing the ball to Fernandinho on the edge and continued his run to the centre. Fernandinho played the ball wide and right to Srna, who got in behind the static Chelsea defence and pulled the ball back to Willian. He sidefooted a first-time effort straight into the bottom right-hand cornerPhotograph: Stefan Wermuth/ReutersDeep in injury time Juan Mata swings in a corner, substitute Victor Moses gets between two defenders, leaps and directs an excellent header into the top right-hand corner. Sensational!Photograph: Tom Hevezi/APCue delirium! Final score: 3-2Photograph: Stefan Wermuth/ReutersCeltic v Barcelona No doubt the Hoops fans will be hoping that tonight's game will be one of the most memorable matches during those 125 years of historyPhotograph: Brian Stewart/EPAMidway through the first half Victor Wanyama gives the home side the lead when, from a corner, he rises above Bartra and butts a bullet of a header into the back of the netPhotograph: Carl Recine/Action ImagesThe Celtic players celebrate with the fans as Celtic Park eruptsPhotograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty ImagesCeltic's tactics seem to be to press and not give the Barca players room when they have the ball. Here Andres Iniesta is surrounded by Victor Wanyama, left and Mikael Lustig Photograph: David Moir/ReutersWith seven minutes to go Celtic goalkeeper Fraser Forster pumps a big ball down the middle which Xavi fails to deal with, this puts 18-year-old Tony Watt in the clear with Mascherano trying to chase him down, the teenager hammers the ball low and hard into the net from 14 yards. Celtic Park explodes again!Photograph: Stu Forster/Getty ImagesCan the mighty Barcelona come back from two nil down to avoid their first group stage defeat in three years? Photograph: Scott Heppell/APMaybe. In the first minute of injury time Lionel Messi (who else) pounces on the ball after Forster's fine save and smashes home the rebound. Celtic have got three minutes to hang on for a famous victoryPhotograph: Ian Macnicol/AFP/Getty ImagesThe final whistle goes and you can see the relief on the face of Celtic manager Neil Lennon. Final score: 2-1Photograph: Carl Recine/Action ImagesBraga v Manchester United A number of United fans have made the trip over to PortugalPhotograph: Hugo Delgado/EPAThe first half is a rather tepid and unremarkable affair with neither side stamping their mark on the game, here Alan Silva tussles with Patrice EvraPhotograph: Jose Coelho/EPAThings get a bit more exciting just after half-time when Custódio and Evans tangle inside the United area and the referee points to the spot. Braga's Alan steps up and emphatically slams the ball past De Gea to give the home side the leadPhotograph: Jose Manuel Ribeiro/ReutersOn the hour mark the lights go out at the Municipal stadium in Braga due to a power failure. The referee Felix Brych takes the players off for at least ten minutes whilst someone finds a screwdriver or some coppers for the meter Photograph: Jose Manuel Ribeiro/ReutersWith United huffing and puffing but not producing much of note, Fergie sends on Robin van Persie. It soon transpires to be an astute move as with just ten minutes left he puts United level. Anderson wins a free-kick near his own penalty area, the ball is knocked long for Van Persie to run on to. Braga keeper Beto sprints out to get to the ball first, is obviously not going to get there, knows he's not going to get there, stops belatedly and then watches helplessly as Van Persie hits a first-time shot into the empty netPhotograph: Clive Rose/Getty ImagesThen just four minutes later United take the lead. After Hernández's shot is saved Rooney gets to the loose ball first, but goes down as he's tackled. The United skipper dusted himself down and then slammed the ball into the top right corner, every bit as emphatic as Alan's previous effort for the Portuguese sidePhotograph: Clive Rose/Getty ImagesJavier Hernandez, seen here having his shot saved by Antonio Bastos "Beto", did manage to find the net in the third minute of injury time when he took the ball around the Braga keeper and then poked the ball home whilst lying on the sodden turf. Final score: 2-3Photograph: Miguel Riopa/AFP/Getty Images