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Man City boss Enzo Maresca, speaking to TNT Sports: "I think it was a complete performance. It was not easy, especially after the PSG game.

"So we had two games, Ipswich and today that we needed to win and, yes, we did our job. I think again, we concede the goal in transition, but probably could have made something better in that situation.

"Again, we scored five. We could have probably scored more, but happy also because some of the players were not playing many minutes. They were ready and this is important.

"To be honest, it is the best feeling for any manager when you make many changes, but at the end the performance is good, so happy for especially them.

On Phil Foden: "It is good news for me because you know he is doing well and this is what we want for many reasons. First of all, because he is a top player and we know that. Happy for him, but also happy for the team that we have one more weapon that we can use."

On Rayan Cherki: "I think Rayan since we started is doing well, in terms of also numbers, goals and assists. I am very, very happy with his performance since day one."

On youngsters: "For the academy I think we are three players from the academy that made their debut tonight, so it is nice news for the academy and for the club. We are happy with that."

On Josko Gvardiol: "No, he is OK. He had a small problem during the warm-up in his back, but he could play and he was OK."

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on Amazon Prime

Liverpool's first 35 minutes were awful. They were so negative, second to everything, 2-0 down and then somehow they clawed their way back and for 10 minutes they were better.

Iraola made a change at half-time, and put Gravenberch into the right-back position, and brought Wirtz on, and they were much better in every department.

Closing down, passing, creating chances, bar the last few minutes where they made it difficult for themselves when Villareal came back into it, gave them a little scare but it's still a win, another positive for Liverpool but there is plenty to work on.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on Amazon Prime

He's done that all night. He has been so positive and, without doubt, Liverpool's best player. I know it's another goal from Mac Allister but the threat that he possesses.

The threat that [Rip Ngumoho] possesses has been constant. No other thought than go, and get at the defenders.

He could have gone down for a penalty and got his reward for not.

He picks him out perfectly and Mac Allister follows his pass, gets in, and finishes it off.

Bodo/Glimt have equalised for a second time and it 2-2 in their match at Napoli. Andreas Helmersen with the latest goal, shotting hard and low from 12 yards out.

PSV Eindhoven have taken the lead at Porto, with Guus Til at the back post to convert from Sven Mijnans' shot, which was going wide.

It is still 1-1 in the match between Stuttgart and Atletico Madrid, but the Spanish side are down to 10 men with Morten Hjulmand shown a straight red card with an awful challenge on Angelo Stiller, catching him on the ankle.

It's more scintillating stuff from Manchester City.

Allan whips a teasing ball across the box but it goes all the way across to Phil Foden on the other side.

Foden picks out Rayan Cherki just inside the area and it's a glorious touch and finish into the bottom corner from the Frenchman.

He has been so exciting to watch tonight.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on Amazon Prime

It's incredible, for as bad as Liverpool have been to go in level. They keep the pressure on, they keep forcing it and putting the ball in.

Ngumoha does exactly that, and Araujo does ever so well, he gambles and gets his reward by sticking it in the back of the net.

This is absolutely lovely.

Phil Foden and Rico Lewis play a nice little one-two down the right-hand side as Foden drifts towards the six-yard box and he finishes into the roof of the net.

Very easy on the eye, that goal.

Foden was struggling for a goal but now he has two in two.

Ferran Torres, who moved from Barcelona to Paris St-Germain in the summer, has a great chance to put PSG ahead, but his shot from inside the penalty area hits away goalkeeper Joan Garcia in the face and that keeps the ball out of the net.

Torres came on after 20 minutes of the match, replacing the injured Ousmane Dembele.

It has been a busy week for Manchester City defender Marc Guehi.

The 26-year-old has played every minute of every game for City since the international break - Liverpool, PSG and Ipswich.

Tonight, though, he will get a bit of a rest as he is on the bench. But the England man doesn't mind the packed schedule.

"It's been enjoyable, to be honest, not to train and to play games," Guehi said.

"A lot of meetings and reviewing clips inside. When we can we go on the pitch to go through tactics before the game, but it is a lot of recovery and sleep to make sure the body is right for the next game."

When asked if he is "learning on the job" because of the lack of training, he said: "The clips we go through [are] things we can do better. For example, in the last game [against Ipswich], I know I can do better. It's as much learning as you can do on the pitch or off the field with the clips we're watching. We try to do it in the small amount of time we have.

"There is work we can do as a team because there are things that can happen before [goals], but when I look at those goals at the weekend, that is down to me. That's for me to look at and try to put right in the next game.

"It's not a strain. I am grateful to be fit and healthy. It's not easy to be healthy at this level with all the games."

Jonty Colman
BBC Sport Journalist

At the helm of Paris St-Germain is Spaniard Luis Enrique, who has plenty of connections with Barcelona.

Enrique spent eight years of his playing career at the Nou Camp between 1996 and 2004, before managing the club's B team in his first managerial role.

Enrique, 56, spent three years in charge of Barca's first team between 2014 and 2017 before going on to manage Spain.

As Barca head coach, Enrique won La Liga twice, the Copa del Rey three times and the 2014-15 Champions League title.

Enrique is not alone in swapping Barcelona for the French capital. Forward Ferran Torres made the same move over the summer shortly after scoring the winning goal for Spain in the World Cup final.

PSG's star forward Ousmane Dembele also spent time at Barca before joining PSG.

Feels like there's football on every night at the moment, doesn't it?

Well, tonight we've got Champions League action to bring your way with extra focus on Liverpool and Manchester City.

We've also got a lovely sprinkling of PSG v Barcelona. What's not to love about that?

Kick-off is in 90 minutes, so let's get into it.