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Friends/former colleagues reunited

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Brest is top of the Champions League

I swear you’ll never see anything like this again. So check it out. Drink it in.

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Full time: Salzburg 0-4 Brest

Brest caused a stir in Austria to continue their perfect start to the Champions League. Next up: Bayer Leverkusen at home.

Brest players celebrate after full time and are at the top of the league! Photo: Leonhard Foeger/Reuters
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Final: Stuttgart – Sparta Prague 1-1

In their last home game, Stuttgart beat Dortmund 5-1. Tonight they were held by Sparta Prague, who picked up a point from Kaan Kairinen’s powerful free kick.

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There are still nine games left tomorrowincluding Aston Villa against Bayern Munich…

… and Liverpool against Bologna.

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Read Jamie Jackson’s preview of Slovan Bratislava vs Manchester City

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“According to your preamble No team has ever qualified from the league after losing their first two games,” says Richard Hirst. “But can that also apply to the new, larger cup, with a completely different league phase? Are we in a Schrödinger League situation where the league exists and does not exist at the same time?”

We’re not in a Schrödinger League situation so much as we are in a situation where cracking hacks and making simple gags is boring.

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Preview between Dortmund and Celtic

We’re playing against a team that challenges the top level of top-flight football. But for us, I’ve always said this, whether at home or away in this competition, it makes us a really difficult team to play against, with or without the ball. We want to be able to do that.

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GOAL! Salzburg 0-4 Brest (Pereira Lage 75)

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Goal! Salzburg 0-3 Brest (Sima 71) The greatest story in football history continues. Abdallah Sima scored his second goal and Brest’s third to strengthen their lead in this season’s Champions League.

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“Hello Rob, from a finally sunny Indianapolisafter four days of Helene-inspired gloom and rain!” writes Joe Pearson. “Thanks to Paramount+’s huge buffet, I have a choice between my matches. Which is the jewel of the bunch? I’m tempted by Leverkusen-Milan, but I could also just go for the Whiparound show. Or there are baseball playoffs. “The Dilemmas of a Retired American.”

If I wasn’t working, I’d probably watch Pine Barrens for the 497th time Arsenal against PSG, but also the Leverkusen and Dortmund games are attractive.

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It’s David Squires, it’s great

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GOAL! Salzburg – Brest 0:2 (Camara 66.) Mahdi Camara has doubled Brest’s lead in Austria and you know what that means.

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Internazionale team news against Red Star Belgrade

This is how our team is lining up at Meazza tonight:

XI | Glazer, Drkušić, Spajić, Djiga, Seol, Elšnik, Krunić, Silas, Maksimović, Olayinka, Ndiaye

Subs | Marko Ilić, Guteša, Kanga, Katai, Bruno, Dálcio, Rodić, Leković, Milson, Luka Ilić, Prutsev, Radonjić #FKCZ 🇮🇩 #UCL pic.twitter.com/95ViS3pHJl

— FK Crvena zvezda in English (@crvenazvezda_en) October 1, 2024

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Barcelona vs Young Boys team news

A tip: If you ever need Young Boys team news, don’t type “Young Boys Twitter” into Google.

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Team news PSV vs Sporting CP

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Latest news This has nothing to do with the Champions League or any European competition at all, as the ban would only have applied to national games.

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Team news Leverkusen vs Milan

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56th minute: Stuttgart – Sparta Prague 1:1

“I recommend you watch Kairinen’s goal for Sparta Prague,” writes Kári Tulinius. “It’s the type of free kick that’s not fashionable these days. The ball flew like it was on a VHS tape called 101 Great Free Kicks, hit the top of the post and then flew in, with the goalkeeper just an inch away from hitting it in his hand.”

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News about the Dortmund team against Celtic

Celtic have put the all-comers in their place so it’s no surprise that they remain unchanged. This also applies to Dortmund, which defeated VfL Bochum on Friday evening.

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News about Arsenal’s team against Paris Saint-Germain

Mikel Arteta has named an unchanged team. You can read all about it and about the PSG team with Scott Murray.

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Slovan Bratislava vs Manchester City team news

As expected, lots of rotation from Pep. Stefan Ortega Moreno, John Stones, Phil Foden, Savinho, Matheus Nunes and Jeremy Doku all join the team. Foden will make his first start in either the Premier League or Champions League this season.

Slovak Bratislava Takac, Blackman, Kashia, Bajric, Wimmer, Savvidis, Ignatenko, Barseghyan, Tolic, Weiss, Strelec.
Substitutes: Trnovsky, Hrdina, Voet, Medvedev, Marcelli, Mustafic, Mak, Zuberu, Pauschek, Gajdos, Szoke, Metsoko.

Your city squad 🩵

XI | Ortega Moreno, Lewis, Stones, Akanji, Gvardiol, Gündogan (center), Nunes, Savinho, Foden, Doku, Haaland

SUBS | Ederson, Carson, Walker, Dias, Kovacic, Grealish, Bernardo, McAtee#ManCity | #UCL pic.twitter.com/n0f9IDl7th

— Manchester City (@ManCity) October 1, 2024

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Big Cup is dead, long live Bigger Cup

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It’s halftime in the first two games. Abdallah Sima put Brest ahead at Salzburg – and top of the current Champions League table, and yes, we’re taking advantage of that – while Stuttgart are level at home to Sparta Prague. Enzo Millot scored for Stuttgart; Kaan Kairinen equalized for Sparta.

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preamble

Good evening everyone. Life moves pretty quickly and tomorrow evening we will be a quarter of the way through the new league phase of the Champions League. A quarter! Two eighths! Before you know it, it will be May 31, 2025 and Carlo Ancelotti will be eating another celebratory cigar.

Carlo’s men are not in action tonight, but there are nine games taking place, involving eight former winners of the competition. The most eye-catching contest is between two teams who have never been European champions: Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain, who meet at the Emirates Stadium. There is a separate live blog for this game here.

There are two meetings between former champions: Borussia Dortmund (1997) against Celtic (1967) and Internazionale (1964, 1965, 2010) at home against Red Star Belgrade (1991).

Manchester City and Barcelona have winnable games, while AC Milan face a difficult trip to Leverkusen. They were soundly beaten by Liverpool two weeks ago and their coach Paulo Fonseca is aware that no team has qualified for the league after defeats in their first two games.

These are the fixtures, all kick-offs at 8pm (BST) unless otherwise stated.

  • Salzburg – Brest 0:1 (5:45 p.m.)

  • Stuttgart – Sparta Prague 1:1 (5.45 p.m.)

  • Arsenal vs Paris Saint Germain

  • Barcelona against Young Boys

  • Dortmund vs Celtic

  • Inter vs Red Star

  • Leverkusen versus Milan

  • PSV Eindhoven vs Sporting CP

  • Slovan Bratislava vs Manchester City

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