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21:15 CET - This could be a long night for Slovan Bratislava... Manchester City are two goals to the good, this time Phil Foden is teed up by Jeremy Doku and the English playmaker curls an effort into the bottom corner.
Meanwhile, PSV lead Sporting after 15 minutes through Dutch international Jerdy Schouten.
21:11 CET - Borussia Dortmund are head again, this time through Karim Adeyemi - the third goal in the first 12 minutes in their match against Celtic. Steady on, lads.
21:10 CET - GOALS, GOALS, GOALS! In Bratislava, Manchester City have taken the lead through a deflected shot from Ilkay Gundogan - his first goal for the club since returning from Barcelona - whilst his former club lead Young Boys 1-0 through old faithful Robert Lewandowski.
Meanwhile, it's been a lightning start in Dortmund, where an early opener from Emre Can has been cancelled out by Celtic's Daizen Maeda.
21:00 CET - Seven games across Europe have all kicked off - what can we expect tonight then? Remember you can use the link above to listen to selected ties, whilst we will bring you the best of the action right here throughout the next two hours or so.
20:50 CET - Another big game tonight sees Bayer Leverkusen and AC Milan do battle in an already pumping BayArena, with the German champions looking to get their second win of the competition.
Florian Wirtz starts for the home side, whilst Alvaro Morata, who scored for Milan at the weekend, is only fit enough for the bench tonight.
20:37 CET - In a half-empty stadium, Brest have run out impressive 4-0 winners over hosts Salzburg. Three second-half goals saw the French side home, the pick of the bunch coming from Mathias Pereira Lage to round off the scoring. Boos greet the Salzburg players at the final whistle in what was a chastening night for the Austrian side.
Read the full report right here.
20:33 CET - All over in Germany, where an entertaining affair between Stuttgart and Sparta Prague has ended 1-1. The Czech champions will be the happier of the two sides and not many in the stadium will be able to forget that remarkable free kick from Finland's Kaan Kairinen in a hurry.
Check out the full report from the game now.
20:24 CET - Let's bring you some more team news from the later games with probably the biggest mismatch of the tournament.
Manchester City are in Slovakia to take on Slovan Bratislava and Pep Guardiola has gone with a strong side that includes Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, something he promised on Monday.
Want to know more about the Slovak side - our very own Silvester Bobko had this to say about their iconic manager Vladimir Weiss.
20:21 CET - What a dream night for Brest! Their best goal of the night sees Mathias Pereira Lage curl an effort in from the edge of the box to put this match beyond doubt and don't they know it - the whole squad mobs the Frenchman to celebrate. A clinical performance from the Ligue 1 side.
20:16 CET - It gets better and better for Brest as Abdallah Sima reacts first on the rebound to score his second of the night against Salzburg to put his side 3-0 up. Boos and whistles ring around the stadium, the home fans frustrated with the display.
20:11 CET - Still all square between Stuttgart and Sparta Prague and the second half is following the pattern of the first with both teams creating chances aplenty.
The same can't be said in Salzburg, where Brest have doubled their lead in the 66th minute through a nice strike from Mahdi Camara after a bit of fortune to see the ball at his feet in the box. A mountain to climb for the Austrians now.
20:01 CET - Still all the same in our early games, so let's turn our attention to arguably the biggest 21:00 CET fixture, which sees PSG travel to London to face Arsenal.
Before the game, PSG manager Luis Enrique stated that Ousmane Dembele would be left out of the squad and he has made good on his word, with the Frenchman absent.
For Arsenal, Bukayo Saka captains the side as they name a relatively youthful bench given their injury list.
Follow that game with us right here.
19:52 CET - Both of tonight's early matches in the Champions League are now back underway for the second half!
19:35 CET - We've reached the halfway stage in Austria, and it's Brest who hold a narrow lead over Salzburg at the interval thanks to Abdallah Sima's clinical finish on the break.
Meanwhile, it's been a breathless opening period in Germany between Stuttgart and Sparta Prague, with the scores locked at one goal apiece.
19:21 CET - And there's the equaliser for Sparta Prague! A sublime free-kick from Kaan Kairinen has restored parity in Stuttgart.
19:12 CET - Tournament debutants Brest have found the breakthrough in Salzburg, with Abdallah Sima putting the finishing touch on a superb counter-attacking move for the French side.
18:54 CET - And we already have our first goal! Young French midfielder Enzo Millot gives Stuttgart an early lead after getting on the end of an inviting cross and heading home.
18:47 CET - Both early kick-offs are now underway as a big night of Champions League football gets rolling!
18:00 CET - The other early kick-off between Stuttgart and Sparta Prague is a match between two sides that had differing returns to the Champions League. Sparta shocked Salzburg to win 3-0 in Prague, whilst Salzburg lost 3-1 to Real Madrid.
However, there is no clear favourite for this one and with home advantage Stuttgart will be hoping to get off the mark with their first points of this new format.
Check out the lineups below:
17:45 CET - Team news in for the first two matches of the day as the countdown towards kick-off begins.
It is all change for Salzburg manager Pep Lijnders who makes six changes from the team who lost in gameweek one against Sparta Prague.
Check out Salzburg's and Brest's full lineups here:
17:00 CET - On this first night of gameweek two, there is no shortage of intriguing Champions League encounters. And there are two early matches from 18:45 CET to begin your midweek action as Salzburg host Brest and Sparta Prague travel to Stuttgart.
To guide you through a busy schedule over the next three days and which games standout to us, check out our European Highlights piece from Flashscore editor Danny Clark.
In that piece, Danny previews a heavyweight clash this evening as Arsenal host PSG from 21:00 CET.
Follow all the Champions League action this evening with Flashscore.
