The 10 men of Copenhagen battle to a point.

A monumental night in Lisbon.

A cracking comeback from the Dutch side.

A difficult night for Leverkusen in Athens.

A stroll in the park.

A huge win for Spurs and Frank.

Seven wins in a row in the Champions League.

Trincao’s rocketing shot is pushed out to Suarez who heads home. Cue scenes AND limbs in Lisbon.

A quick move down the right sees Edvardsen picked out in the box and he produces a smart first-time finish.

A lovely finish from the edge of the box for the striker.

Salford will play Man City in the fourth round of the FA Cup.

More inept passing costs Monaco. A quick transition concludes with Bellingham rounding the goalkeeper for a sixth.

Kvaratskhelia cuts in from the left and smashes the ball into the top corner. What a hit!

Some arrogant play at the back from Madrid, and Monaco win the ball in the opposition box, giving Teze the chance for a consolation.

A volley from distance ricochets into Suarez’s path and he keeps calm to slot home.

The penalty is saved but Henrik’s son does the business from the rebound.

Monaco are making matters work for themselves, losing the ball in their own half. Real Madrid pounce and Vinicius smashes home from the edge of the box.

Gloukh swings a free-kick across the box and it looks like the keep has punched it into his own net.

The former West Ham defender turns the ball into his own net.

Vinicius does well to keep the ball inside the box before feeding Mastantuono, who sidefoots across the goalkeeper. GAME OVER!

Oluwaseyi makes a the most of a mistake at the back by thrashing the ball into the top corner from 20 yards. What a hit!

We go again!

Copenhagen 0-1 Napoli L
Inter 1-2 Arsenal
Olympiakos 2-0 Bayer Leverkusen
Real Madrid 2-0 Monaco
Sporting 0-0 PSG
Tottenham 2-0 Borussia Dortmund
Villarreal 0-0 Ajax

Leverkusen pay the price as Taremi thrashes in a second after a fine run between defenders.

A corner is swung into the box and McTominay is alert, heading home from six yards. It is a fine header, needing to move backwards before making contact and finding the top corner.

Spurs find space down the right and the cross finds Solanke in the middle. The striker does his best to not convert but he just about manages to bundle the ball home.

The Danish midfielder catches an opponent on the knee, and after review he sees red.

Trossard heads a corner back across goal to Jesus who nods home from close range.

Referee Anthony Taylor is sent to the monitor to review a potential foul in the buildup to the goal and it is ruled out.

Sporting lose the ball in their own half, PSG quickly attack, with Zaire-Emery providing the final touch thanks to a clinical header.

It’s a cracking team move from the Spanish side, concluding with Vinicius sliding across to five Mbappe a tap-in.

The referee runs to the monitor to check on a challenge from Svensson on Odobert. The defender misses the ball and catches the Spurs man but it’s completely accidental. A bit harsh.

There is some pinball in the Arsenal box and Sucic senses a chance, arriving at the right time to send into the top corner from 18 yards.

Odobert smashes in a cross at the second time of asking, and his captain is there to turn home.

Neat work on the edge of the box creates a chance for Jesus, who stretches out a leg to divert the ball home. Inter seem to think it is offside but the officials do not.

The former Monaco sweeps into the corner liven up the Bernabeu.

A fine header from a cracking corner opens the scoring for the Greeks.

Peep! Peep! Peep! The whistles are blowing around Europe.

A truly dreadful night of defending from the Premier League side puts their top-eight finish in jeopardy. But what a night for the Norwegians!

Inter (3-5-2): Sommer; Akanji, Acerbi, Bastoni; Luis Henrique, Barella, Zielinski, Sucic, Dimarco; L Martinez, Thuram

Subs: J Martinez, De Vrij, Bonny, Frattesi, Diouf, Mkhitaryan, Carlos Augusto, Bisseck, Damian, Cocchi, Esposito

Arsenal (4-2-3-1): Raya; Timber, Saliba, Mosquera, Lewis-Skelly; Zubimendi, Merino; Saka, Eze, Trossard; Jesus

Subs: Arrizabalaga, Setford, White, Gabriel, Odegaard, Martinelli, Gyokeres, Norgaard, Madueke, Nwaneri, Havertz, Rice

Real Madrid (4-3-3): Courtois; Valverde, Asencio, Huijsen, Camavinga; Tchouaméni, Arda Guler, Bellingham; Mastantuono, Vinicius, Mbappé.

Subs: Lunin, Fran, Carvajal, Alaba, Gonzalo, Ceballos, Fran Garcia, Pol Fortuny, Mesonero

Monaco (4-2-3-1): Kohn; Vanderson, Dier, Kehrer, Caio Henrique; Zakaria, Teze; Akliouche, Fati, Golovin; Balogun

Subs: Stawiecki, Lienard, Idumbo, Ilenikhena, Ouattara, Michał, Bamba, Coulibaly, Toure, Nibombe

Arsenal are top of the table and a point tonight would guarantee progression to the knockout stages, without requiring the irritation of the playoff round, which should be motivation enough. This is the business end of the season for a side that leads at home and in Europe. They have won all six of their Champions League games thus far to put them three points clear and they will be eager to maintain this form until the end of the first round.

On the continent, it is a big night for Alvaro Arbeloa, who takes charge of Real Madrid in the Champions League for the first time. The prospect of a visiting Monaco side does not provide the fear of years gone by because they are in a slump, having lost seven of their past eight Ligue 1 games. Then again, Arbeloa has already suffered one shock in his short reign.

Here are the 8pm (GMT) kick-offs in the Champions League tonight

Copenhagen v Napoli
Inter v Arsenal
Olympiakos v Bayer Leverkusen
Real Madrid v Monaco
Sporting v PSG
Tottenham v Borussia Dortmund
Villarreal v Ajax