PSG 4-2 Barcelona, Manchester City 5-1 AEK, Napoli 4-3 Bodø/Glimt: Champions League – as it happened

10.28pm BST

And with that, my race is run. I’ll be back for more tomorrow, bye!

10.25pm BST

Here’s Barney Ronay on Paris Saint-Germain 4-2 Barcelona:

Fire, noise, fury, a sense of empty energy. And across town, a football match too.

Do any of these randomly pitched autumnal Champions League fixtures mean anything? Probably not when you’re Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona, and the only game in town is risk-free TV income and a semi-guaranteed place in the knockout stuff.

But this was still a dazzling occasion at the Parc des Princes as the champions of France and Spain played out a light, open, frictionless, exhibition-style game of football. PSG finished 4-2 winners, having been pegged back to 2-2 at one stage. But this was also a game where the score almost didn’t seem to matter at times, and where the only really hard message was the frailty of the Barcelona backline and PSG’s thrilling attacking energy in these midweek A-games.

Much more here:

Related: Doué and Vitinha burn bright as brittle Barcelona come unstuck against PSG

10.24pm BST

Enzo Maresca talks Man City 5-1 AEK Athens:

I think it was a complete performance. It was not easy, especially after the PSG game. We had two games, Ipswich and today, that we needed to win. We did our job. We conceded a goal in transition that probably we could make something better in that situation, but we scored five and probably could have scored more. Some of the players were not playing many minutes, they were ready and that is important. It’s the best feeling for any manager, when you make many changes but at the end the performance is good, so happy for that.

[Foden’s form] is good news for me, because he’s doing well and this is what we want. Happy for him, but also happy for the team that we have one more weapon we can use. We had three players from the academy who made their debuts tonight. It’s nice news for the academy and we are happy for that.

10.18pm BST

Rio Ngumoha has a chat about Liverpool’s win over Villarreal, and his two assists:

Without the team playing well I wouldn’t have played well. Individually I enjoyed myself tonight, so that’s good. As I get older, affecting games is really important. Today to get two assists and help the team get three points, there’s nothing more I can ask for. At half-time the gaffer was just saying to keep the mentality there and keep fighting.

10.15pm BST

Watching some of the highlights of the night, and Phil Foden’s finish for his second goal just gets more ridiculous the more times you see it and the slower the motion it’s shown in. Rico Lewis set it up, and this is what he’s got to say about the evening: