Bodø/Glimt 2-2 Tottenham, Chelsea 1-0 Benfica and more: Champions League – as it happened

Catch up on all the action with our reports from the Aspmyra Stadion, Stamford Bridge and Rams Park plus our Champions League roundup of the rest.

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And that concludes our live coverage tonight. Join us tomorrow for as Barcelona take on the holders, PSG, while Newcastle head to Union Saint-Gilloise, Arsenal host Olympiakos and Manchester City take on Monaco.

José Mourinho speaks to TNT Sports after Benfica’s loss:

We played four matches, two game in between matches. I have never trained. I just do recovery. One of my strengths is training, we haven’t had time for that … Some difficulties and big pressure on the players with elections at the club, they cannot escape that.

We were organised, we studied Chelsea well. We coped well with the designs they put on the pitch. Cucurella in between the lines or out wide. And then a difficult moment with three midfielders on a yellow card in a match with quick transactions. Today, we did enough to get a point and we must now find points elsewhere.

As a coach that arrived 10 days ago it is a positive feeling. But the next two matches: Porto away and Newcastle away. It is what it is. I told the guys that Chelsea is better than Porto. The boys did OK.

Sheffield United 1-2 Southampton: The Blades’s manager Chris Wilder was sent off after booting a ball into the crowd (in reaction to his side conceding a penalty which Southampton ended up missing) and hitting one of his own supporters. He went to apologise but he was shown a red regardless.

The visitors came from behind to win all three points after Ross Stewart’s scored in the 51st and 58th minute.

Bodø/Glimt 2-2 Spurs: Frank’s side will be thanking their lucky stars. They were outclassed for most of the match but another late equaliser, an own goal, secured the visitors a point. It will be disappointing for Bodø/Glimt after tremendous goals from Hauge the home town hero.

Chelsea 1-0 Benfica: Mourinho’s homecoming ends in defeat after an own goal from Ríos in the first half. It is a very important win for Maresca’s side, who have struggled as of late. It was crucial for them to grind out the win after going ahead and luckily for the hosts, João Pedro’s red card came too close to full-time to make a significant difference on the game.

Chelsea 1-0 Benfica: A yellow card is shown towards the direction of the Benfica bench … Uefa confirm it is to Mourinho. Classic.

Bodø Glimt 2-2 Spurs: After a very long VAR check, the goal stands! Big goal for the visitors.

Bodø Glimt 2-1 Spurs: Great play from the visitors as they counter after a Spurs corner that ends with Helmersen hitting the woodwork. That is their 16th attempt on the Tottenham goal tonight. Worrying stat for Frank.

Bodø Glimt 2-1 Spurs: Odobert hits the post after diving on to head Kudus’s cross. So close!

Chelsea 1-0 Benfica: Mourinho makes three substitutions. Schjelderup, Ivanovic and Leandro Barreiro come on. Chelsea breaks and Fernández puts a great ball in for Estêvão, who heads it goalwards. Trubin is full stretch as he jumps and tips it over the bar. So close!

Chelsea 1-0 Benfica: The whistle blows after João Pedro fouls Otamendi but the replay shows the defender going down and holding his face. João Pedro did not touch his face.

Chelsea 1-0 Benfica: The medics are on the pitch for Silva, who was caught by Trubin on the back of the head. He is up on his feet but he will be substituted off for Araújo.

Atlético Madrid and Bayern are running away with wins, the former having just scored through Simeone (their forward not their manager) to make it 4-1 while the German giants are 5-1 up after Olise fired into the roof of the net, having earlier assisted twice.

Chelsea 1-0 Benfica: Gittens, who came on a few minutes ago alongside João Pedro dribbles past a few red shirts but his cross to the right is slightly overhit.

Bodø Glimt 1-0 Spurs: Spurs win a set-piece in a dangerous area … Porro slams it into the box and Bentancur tries to get it goalward but it is cleared.

Some more goals went in during that VAR drama. Marseille are 4-0 up after Aubameyang goes from provider to goalscorer and Burkardt has smashed one in for Frankfurt.

Bodø Glimt 0-0 Spurs: The home fans cheer as Spence miscontrols a ball that goes out. Very indicative of their performance so far.

Chelsea 1-0 Benfica: The visitors come close! Aursnes is through on goal from the left hand side but he is tripped over by Sánchez. He was judged to be in an offside position anyway.

Chelsea 1-0 Benfica: An early yellow card for Buonanotte thought the replay shows he did get the ball before Barrenechea did. The commentators are saying Fernández – who is also on a yellow – was cautioned by the referee to “be careful” in the second half.

We are back underway across the grounds! More goals? Yes, please!

Half-time: I missed a couple goals during a massive rush. Griezmann scored Atlético’s third, his 200th for the club, but it was all made possible due to Alvarez, who beat his man on the left before picking out Griezmann to finish it.

Inter are 2-0 up with their second coming from Dumfries. Thuram found the full-back and all he needed to do was poke it home at the near post.

Bayern are 4-1 up at Pafos, with Kane scoring his second shortly after Jackson scored his first goal for the club. The hosts got one back on the brink of half-time with a sensational top corner shot from Mislav Orsic, who managed to wrongfoot Neuer.

And in the Football League, with Jeremy getting in touch to tell me the Championship is “SERIOUS”. Hard agree. But hard to keep up with on a European night.

Championship
Birmingham 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday
Blackburn 1-1 Swansea
Bristol City 1-0 Ipswich
Hull 1-2 Preston North End
Leicester 1-0 Wrexham
Middlesbrough 0-0 Stoke
Sheffield United 1-0 Southampton
Derby 0-1 Charlton

League One
Blackpool 1-0 Luton
Cardiff 0-0 Burton Albion

Bodø Glimt 0-0 Spurs: Hague hits the side netting from a low effort after cutting inside. Fet then almost gets the opener after skying a chance from just outside the six-yard box. Spurs getting lucky here.

Chelsea 1-0 Benfica: A well-worked free-kick routine that lands to Badiashile but his header goes over the bar. The offside flag saves his blushes as he probably should do better from that chance.

Chelsea 1-0 Benfica: Fernández goes over for a corner kick and he applauds the Benfica fans – the midfielder played there for half a season – but the feeling is not reciprocated. The fans start chucking things his way and Mourinho is forced to walk down the touchline to tell the supporters to stop. The corner leads to nothing.

Chelsea 0-0 Benfica: Before kick-off, Mourinho was blowing kisses to the Chelsea faithful who were chanting his name. Now he has a very serious look on his face as he directs Pavlidis up the pitch.

Bodø/Glimt 0-0 Spurs: Tottenham are surprisingly sitting deep and struggling to get out of their own half. But they’re keeping their defensive shape well. The hosts have had 70% possession but only one chance on target.

Chelsea 0-0 Benfica: Neto has George at the edge of the box but he opts to go for goal after cutting inside on the right and it is a good effort – just wide!

Chelsea 0-0 Benfica: George, who is starting up front in a somewhat unfamiliar position, is making good runs but is not getting much of the ball from his teammates. Meanwhile, the ball lands to Garnacho after some good work on the right hand side but his bouncing half-volley is wide.

Chelsea 0-0 Benfica: A poor ball from Cucurella which lands to Lukébakio but the Belgian can only hit the post. Warning signs for Chelsea’s defence.

Chelsea 0-0 Benfica: The Benfica fans are in full voice but it is Chelsea who have started well. Fernández has a go from outside the box but it is just wide.

Bodø/Glimt 0-0 Spurs: The visitors win an early free kick. Porro whips it to the far post but it is dealt with by the hosts and goes out for a goal kick.

Chelsea 0-0 Benfica: Mourinho and Maresca shared a long chat in the tunnel at Stamford Bridge. A manager making his Champions League debut this season against a two-time winner.

Kick-offs in the late Champions League games. Here we go!

Chelsea 0-0 Benfica
Bodø/Glimt 0-0 Spurs
Galatasaray 0-0 Liverpool
Atlético Madrid 0-0 Eintracht Frankfurt
Pafos 0-0 Bayern Munich
Inter 0-0 Slavia Prague
Marseille 0-0 Ajax

Full-time in the early Champions League kick-offs.

Kairat 0-5 Real Madrid: A Kylian Mbappé hat-trick plus goals from Eduardo Camavinga and Brahim Díaz give the visitors an emphatic yet expected win.

Atalanta 2-1 Club Brugge: After a much-better showing in the second-half, Lazar Samardzic’s penalty and Mario Pasalic’s header helped the hosts come from behind to secure victory.

Some of your thoughts have landed in the postbag as we approach the late kick-offs.

Jeremy knows what to expect from today:

Yeah, OK, looking forward to Liverpool scoring/conceding a stoppage time winner, to Spurs grinding out a draw in the Arctic Circle with their soft-southerner gloves and tights on, but obviously all eyes are on Stamford Bridge, just as The Special/Mellow/Sacked one would like it. He had us all fooled for a while, taking it all on his heavily stubbled chin to allow the players space to express themselves. But actually it was all up there to see long before. Where were the cameras for his Porto period Old Trafford knee-slide? Goalscorer? Assister? JoseKneeSlide?

What on earth have Benfica done putting him on the payroll? Graham Potter is available, is it too late? It all feels a bit like this.

And Krishna with an eye-catching prediction:

A club that has won all the European cups (CL, EL and the new CL) meets its former boss who has also won all the three cups as a manager. I expect decorum to last till half-time after which the special one will poke Maresca in the eye.

Liverpool are at Galatasaray and Arne Slot has left a couple big names on the bench. Follow along with Scott Murray in our minute-by-minute report.

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Real Madrid are up 3-0 in Kazakhstan, with Kylian Mbappé scoring a penalty before netting two in the second-half. The hosts were doing well to fend off the Spanish giants but inexperience cost Kairat with their 18-year-old goalkeeper Sherkhan Kalmurza made a silly foul in the box on Franco Mastantuono. The Kazakhstani keeper saved a spot-kick against Sporting in their first Champions League match but could not do the same against Mbappé.

His second came after Thibaut Courtois caught the hosts’ defence sleeping. Mbappé latched onto the keepers long ball before lifting it over Kalmurza. The Frenchman’s hat-trick was rounded out with a laser shot into the bottom corner.

Club Brugge led at Atalanta after a curling finish from Christos Tzolis. That is now two goals and four assists in six Champions League matches this season (includes qualifying). But the hosts bounced back after VAR confirmed a penalty, Lazar Samardzic pulling one back.

Bayern head to the coasts of Cyprus to take on Pafos and Harry Kane will be keen to add to his Champions League goal tally. He has scored eight goals in his last eight Champions League appearances and is now one of only three players with 20+ goals scored for two different clubs, joining Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar.

The striker has also scored a century of goals for the club in record time and, somehow, Bayern and Kane is a combination that just makes sense. Here is more from Andy Brassell.

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Farther north, Thomas Frank will hope his side can find a creative spark, something they have lacked since the start of the season. While they lie fourth in the Premier League, they are ninth for chance creation.

Last year, most of the games, it was [Dejan] Kulusevski, [James] Maddison, Sonny [Heung-min] and Dom[inic Solanke] who played. Now we have more or less a new front four and they are doing very well. Maybe we are creating more chances, dominating a bit more. All the right signs are there.

Read more from Frank and the task at hand in Bodø from Jonathan Wilson.

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Check out the always-funny David Squires on Mourinho’s homecoming before watching the Portuguese describe in his own words his special connection with Chelsea.

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José Mourinho made his name in European football when he followed up a 2002-03 Uefa Cup success at Porto with a historic Champions League win the next season.

He went on to lift league titles with Chelsea, Inter and Real Madrid and a second Champions League with the Nerazzurri. The Portuguese legend more recently won the Europa League with Manchester United and completed a clean sweep of the major Uefa club trophies by steering Roma to Conference League glory. Now he is back at Benfica, the club where, for a few months in 2000, he took his first senior coaching role.

He faces a Chelsea that is much changed from his days as manager. Enzo Maresca has had an tumultuous tenure so far, with Conference League and Club World Cup highs and injury-woes and in-game management lows. While the comparison with Mourinho’s glory days will be clear, the Stamford Bridge hierarchy firmly believe in their current man and he must use his squad if he wants to win over Mourinho today.

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How things stand in the Champions League league phase table after the first games.

Pos Team P GD Pts 1 Eintracht Frankfurt 1 4 3 2 PSG 1 4 3 3 Club Brugge 1 3 3 4 Sporting 1 3 3 5 Union Saint Gilloise 1 2 3 6 Bayern Munich 1 2 3 7 Arsenal 1 2 3 8 Inter Milan 1 2 3 9 Man City 1 2 3 10 Qarabag FK 1 1 3 11 Liverpool 1 1 3 12 Barcelona 1 1 3 13 Real Madrid 1 1 3 14 Tottenham Hotspur 1 1 3 15 Borussia Dortmund 1 0 1 16 Juventus 1 0 1 17 Bayer Leverkusen 1 0 1 18 Bodo/Glimt 1 0 1 19 Copenhagen 1 0 1 20 Slavia Prague 1 0 1 21 AE Pafos 1 0 1 22 Olympiacos 1 0 1 23 Atletico Madrid 1 -1 0 24 Benfica 1 -1 0 25 Marseille 1 -1 0 26 Newcastle 1 -1 0 27 Villarreal 1 -1 0 28 Chelsea 1 -2 0 29 PSV 1 -2 0 30 Ajax 1 -2 0 31 Athletic Bilbao 1 -2 0 32 Napoli 1 -2 0 33 FC Kairat 1 -3 0 34 Monaco 1 -3 0 35 Galatasaray 1 -4 0 36 Atalanta 1 -4 0

And here is a refresher on who stood out in matchday one. Hint: Marcus Rashford and PSG.

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