Chelsea v Ajax, Real Madrid v Juventus, Monaco v Spurs and more: Champions League – live

8.58pm BST RED CARD! Emerson sent off for Marseille! This is rather bizarre: Emerson Palmieri, having received a yellow just minutes ago for handball, is given his second in added time for diving! The referee initially gave Marseille a penalty but VAR had a look and the decision was reversed, with the French club the ones to suffer. 8.53pm BST GOAL! Chelsea 4-1 Ajax (Estêvão pen 45+6) Fernández gives Estêvão his blessing, and the Brazilian teenager wallops the ball into the top left corner. 8.52pm BST Another penalty for Chelsea! This is getting ridiculous. Youri Baas lands a foot on Estêvão and Chelsea have another penalty on the stroke of half-time. Ajax have imploded here. Updated at 8.52pm BST 8.47pm BST GOAL! Chelsea 3-1 Ajax (Fernández pen 45) Fernández won the penalty and slots it in, too, comfortably finding the right corner. Updated at 8.59pm BST 8.45pm BST Penalty to Chelsea! The chaos continues at Stamford Bridge, with Wout Weghorst committing a very silly sliding challenge inside the Chelsea area. It’s blatant. Updated at 8.57pm BST 8.43pm BST Monaco 0-0 Tottenham: It remains goalless as we reach the 40-minute mark in this one, with Kevin Danso heading straight at the keeper after a deft cross by Lucas Bergvall. Anywho, Danso fouled in the buildup. 8.37pm BST GOAL! Bayern Munich 3-0 Club Brugge (Díaz 34) Luis Díaz adds to this demolition job, breaking into the area from the left before walloping a shot in, off the underside of the crossbar. Updated at 8.51pm BST 8.35pm BST GOAL! Chelsea 2-1 Ajax (Weghorst pen 32) Wout Weghorst, we meet again. The former Manchester United forward beats Jørgensen, the keeper getting a bit on it after diving to his left. Updated at 8.38pm BST 8.33pm BST Penalty to Ajax! It’s all going on, with Raúl Moro going down inside the area after Tosin catches the Ajax winger’s right foot. It’s an easy call for the referee. 8.30pm BST GOAL! Chelsea 2-0 Ajax (Caicedo 27) Oh, this is tough on Ajax. Moisés Caicedo launches a piledriver from range … it’s low and probably not going in … until it takes a wicked deflection off Josip Sutalo into the net. Updated at 8.55pm BST 8.27pm BST GOAL! Sporting 0-1 Marseille (Paixão 14) It’s gorgeous from Igor Paixão to give Marseille the lead in Lisbon. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang sets it up, lofting the ball to the other wing: Paixão collects, cuts in from the left, and finds the top right corner from outside the area. 8.23pm BST GOAL! Chelsea 1-0 Ajax (Guiu 18) Chelsea are quick to take advantage of the red card, with Marc Guiu tapping in from close range after a header across goal by Wesley Fofana. It suddenly looks a rather straightforward night in London. Updated at 8.30pm BST 8.20pm BST RED CARD! Taylor sent off for Ajax! Kenneth Taylor is off for Ajax after a VAR review, his studs up as he lunges into Enzo Fernández! The ref doesn’t have to spend much time looking at the on-pitch monitor before upgrading his yellow to red. Updated at 8.26pm BST 8.18pm BST Bayern Munich 2-0 Club Brugge (Kane 14) There it is. Harry Kane takes 14 minutes to rack up his 20th club goal of the season. Konrad Laimer bursts into the area and plays an appetising ball across goal, with Kane there for perhaps the easiest tap-in of his career. Updated at 8.23pm BST 8.13pm BST Bayern Munich 1-0 Club Brugge: Karl, an age-group international with Germany, is making his first Champions League start. A special moment, that was also his first senior club goal. Updated at 8.13pm BST 8.08pm BST GOAL! Bayern Munich 1-0 Club Brugge (Karl 5) Bayern have scored … and it’s not Harry Kane! No, it’s the 17-year-old Lennart Karl with a stunner: he picks up the ball in midfield, jinks past his man, thunders into the D, and wallops the ball into the top right corner. Remember the name! Updated at 8.14pm BST 8.02pm BST Peeeeeeeep! All seven 8pm BST kick-offs in the Champions League are underway. Let the goals commence! Updated at 8.05pm BST 7.56pm BST Nick Wayne opens up on his concerns: I’m worried. Monaco might just find their feet and the ball. Brittle doesn’t describe Spurs’ frontline. COYS As mentioned earlier, there’s no Eric Dier for Monaco, the former Spurs centre-half missing with a hamstring injury. The two sides met in the group stage of the Champions League back in 2016 … with Monaco winning both games 2-1. Bernardo Silva was on the scoresheet at Wembley in front of 85,000 fans. Related: Tottenham lure record crowd to Wembley but Monaco spoil the party 7.43pm BST It’s full-time in the early kick-offs, with Athletic Bilbao and Galatasaray racking up 3-1 wins (Qarabag and Bodo/Glimt the respective losers). Here’s how the table’s looking, with Qarabag also losing their 100% record. Pos Team P GD Pts 1 PSG 3 10 9 2 Inter Milan 3 9 9 3 Arsenal 3 8 9 4 Borussia Dortmund 3 5 7 5 Man City 3 4 7 6 Bayern Munich 2 6 6 7 Newcastle 3 6 6 8 Real Madrid 2 6 6 9 Barcelona 3 5 6 10 Qarabag FK 3 1 6 11 Galatasaray 3 -1 6 12 PSV 3 2 4 13 Tottenham Hotspur 2 1 4 14 Marseille 2 3 3 15 Club Brugge 2 2 3 16 Sporting 2 2 3 17 Eintracht Frankfurt 2 0 3 18 Liverpool 2 0 3 19 Atletico Madrid 3 -1 3 20 Chelsea 2 -1 3 21 Athletic Bilbao 3 -3 3 22 Atalanta 2 -3 3 23 Napoli 3 -5 3 24 Union Saint Gilloise 3 -6 3 25 Juventus 2 0 2 26 Bodo/Glimt 3 -2 2 27 AE Pafos 3 -4 2 28 Bayer Leverkusen 3 -5 2 29 Monaco 2 -3 1 30 Slavia Prague 2 -3 1 31 Villarreal 3 -3 1 32 Copenhagen 3 -4 1 33 Olympiacos 3 -7 1 34 FC Kairat 3 -8 1 35 Benfica 3 -5 0 36 Ajax 2 -6 0 7.27pm BST Atalanta v Slavia Prague teams Atalanta: Carnesecchi, Kossounou, Hien, Djimsiti, Zappacosta, De Roon, Éderson, Bernasconi, De Ketelaere, Krstovic, Lookman Subs: Rossi, Sportiello, Musah, Sulemana, Pasalic, Scamacca, Samardzic, Bellanova, Brescianini, Zalewski, Ahanor, Maldini Slavia Prague: Markovic, Boril, Vlcek, Zima, Mbodji, Moses, Zafeiris, Dorley, Kusej, Chory, Provod Subs: Stanek, Rezek, Chaloupek, Cham, Hashioka, Sanyang, Chytil, Sadilek, Prekop, Jelinek, Sloncik, Kovar 7.22pm BST Chelsea v Ajax teams Chelsea: Jørgensen, Caicedo, Fofana, Adarabioyo, Hato, Fernández, Lavia, Buonanotte, Estêvão, Gittens, Guiu Subs: Sánchez, Merrick, Cucurella, Pedro Neto, Santos, Chalobah, James, George, Acheampong, Walsh, Garnacho, Kavuma-McQueen Ajax: Pasveer, Rosa, Itakura, Sutalo, Baas, McConnell, Gloukh, Taylor, Moro, Weghorst, Godts Subs: Jaros, Heerkens, Gaaei, Regeer, Edvardsen, Klaassen, Konadu, Mokio, Fitz-Jim, Alders, Bounida 7.19pm BST Monaco v Tottenham teams Monaco: Kohn, Kehrer, Salisu, Henrique, Diatta, Teze, Coulibaly, Ouattara, Akliouche, Fati, Balogun Subs: Cabral, Bamba, Michal, Ilenikhena, Minamino, Idumbo, Biereth, Mawissa, Stawiecki , Lienard, Golovin Tottenham: Vicario, Porro, Gray, Danso, Van de Ven, Bentancur, João Palhinha, Bergvall, Odobert, Richarlison, Kudus Subs: Byfield, Williams-Barnett, Olusesi, Scarlett, Muani, Kinsky, Austin, Simons, Johnson, Spence, Sarr 7.14pm BST Bayern Munich v Club Brugge teams Bayern Munich: Neuer, Laimer, Upamecano, Tah, Guerreiro, Kimmich, Pavlovic, Karl, Olise, Díaz, Kane Subs: Ulreich, Urbig, Kim, Goretzka, Jackson, Bischof, Boey, Mike, Manuba Club Brugge: Jackers, Sabbe, Ordoñez, Mechele, Meijer, Stankovic, Forbs, Audoor, Vanaken, Tzolis, Tresoldi Subs: Van den Heuvel, Romero, Vetlesen, Sandra, Vermant, Nilsson, Siquet, Spileers, Seys, Diakhon, Campbell, Furo 7.09pm BST Real Madrid v Juventus teams Real Madrid: Courtois, Valverde, Asencio, Éder Militão, Carreras, Tchouaméni, Güler, Diaz, Bellingham, Mbappé, Vinicius Júnior Subs: Pitarch, Mastantuono, Mendy, Fran Garcia, Gonzalo, Rodrygo, Endrick, Camavinga, González, Lunin Juventus: Di Gregorio, Gatti, Rugani, Kelly, Kalulu, McKennie, Thuram, Cambiaso, Koopmeiners, Vlahovic, Yildiz Subs: David, João Mário, Miretti, Openda, Kostic, Adzic, Zhegrova, Francisco Conceição, Locatelli, Fuscaldo, Perin 7.03pm BST Sporting v Marseille teams Sporting: Rui Silva, Fresneda, Debast, Inácio, Araújo, Hjulmand, Simões, Quenda, Trincão, Goncalves, Suárez Subs: João Virgínia, Reis, Morita, Catamo, Vagiannidis, Kochorashvili, Diomande, Santos, Ribeiro, Quaresma, Ioannidis, Mangas Marseille: Rulli, Pavard, Aguerd, Balerdi, Emerson, Vermeeren, Højbjerg, Igor Paixão, Greenwood, Aubameyang, Weah Subs: De Lange, Van Neck, Egan-Riley, Garcia, Gomes, O’Riley, Nadir, Vaz, Murillo 6.45pm BST Elsewhere, can Liverpool make it five in a row? Related: Eintracht Frankfurt v Liverpool: Champions League – live 6.41pm BST Two games are already underway and halfway through. Athletic Bilbao are one-all with Qarabag, while Galatasaray are 2-0 up against Bodo/Glimt thanks to a Victor Osimhen brace. The second was comical, with Osimhen getting in the way of a backpass to set up a simple one-on-one with the keeper. 6.34pm BST Preamble GOALS! REDS! PENS! Tuesday night was hectic in the Champions League, with 43 (!) goals across nine games (Yara deserves a raise). Here’s to more tonight, even if my fingers are left unusable for the next fortnight. We’ve got some juicy fixtures: Real Madrid v Juventus is the heritage pick, while it’s the Eric Dier derby with Spurs’ visit to Monaco (even if he’s injured). Chelsea host Ajax, while Harry Kane’s Bayern Munich welcome Club Brugge. Keep me company for the 44 goals to be scored this evening, with my eyeballs ready to explode as I juggle various screens. Let’s play!