Arsenal and Manchester City secured victories in Wednesday's UEFA Champions League fixtures, while Liverpool suffered a defeat that ended their perfect start to the competition.

The three Premier League representatives experienced contrasting results, with Arsenal maintaining third position, City remaining seventh and Liverpool dropping to eighth in the standings.

Arsenal were the first English side to secure victory, beating Slavia Prague 2-1 away from home.

Viktor Gyokeres delivered an impressive performance, providing an assist for Noni Madueke before scoring Arsenal's second goal in the first half.

Although Wiktor Nowak pulled one back for the hosts in the 90th minute, Arsenal held on to collect three points.

The result took Arteta's side to 10 points from four matches, leaving them third behind Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid, who both have 12 points.

Manchester City also collected maximum points after overcoming RB Leipzig 3-2 in Germany.

Erling Haaland scored the winning goal in the 78th minute after Leipzig had twice fought back to level the contest.

The victory moved City to nine points, although they remain seventh behind Como, Barcelona and Aston Villa, who have the same tally.

Liverpool endured the most disappointing evening among the English representatives after losing 3-2 to Fenerbahce in Istanbul.

Trey Nyoni opened the scoring before Mason Greenwood equalised.

Alexander Isak restored Liverpool's advantage in the second half, but Archie Brown and Vedat Muriqi scored late to complete Fenerbahce's comeback.

The defeat left Liverpool with nine points and dropped them to eighth position.

Overall, the three English clubs collected six points from Wednesday's fixtures, with Arsenal remaining the highest-ranked Premier League representative.