Summary

  • Barcelona lead Feyenoord through Raphinha and Adeyemi on second night of Champions League

  • Liverpool host Atletico Madrid at 20:00 BST - listen to BBC Radio 5 Live commentary on this page

  • Arsenal visit Napoli at 20:00 BST, while holders PSG also in action

  • Man City, Aston Villa and Real Madrid all opened with wins on Tuesday

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Live Reporting

Jess Anderson

  1. goal

    GOAL - Stuttgart 3-1 Viking

    Ermedin Demirovic

  2. Barcelona 2-0 Feyenoord

    Feyenoord play themselves out of trouble but the pass into the area is too heavy and Joao Cancelo clears.

  3. Stuttgart 2-1 Viking

    All-action tie in Germany now.

    Stuttgart back on top but this feels like it could still go either way.

  4. YELLOW CARD

    Barcelona 2-0 Feyenoord

    Charles Vanhoutte goes into the book for a foul on Dani Olmo.

    Barcelona win a corner.

  5. goal

    GOAL - Stuttgart 2-1 Viking

    Stuttgart restore their lead!

    You can't take your eyes off this one and it's a second goal for Ermedin Demirovic.

    Deniz Undav spots the run of Demirovic and picks him out with a lovely pass and it's a simple finish for the forward.

    This game has come alive.

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  6. goal

    GOAL - Barcelona 2-0 Feyenoord

    Karim Adeyemi (22 mins)

    Barcelona double their lead and it's thanks to their new signing Karim Adeyemi.

    An emphatic finish from Karim Adeyemi, thrashing into the top corner from 25-yards out.

    That's how you announce yourself at your new club.

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  7. goal

    GOAL - Stuttgart 1-1 Viking

    Zlatko Tripic (22 mins)

    How's that for a response?!

    It's the captain Zlatko Tripic who gets his side back on level terms with a lovely slotted finish into the bottom corner. The keeper made himself big but couldn't get enough of a touch on it to prevent it nestling in the bottom corner.

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    GOAL - Stuttgart 1-0 Viking

    Ermedin Demirovic (20 mins)

    A speedy break from Stuttgart and Angelo Stiller cuts it back from close to the byline for the advancing Ermedin Demirovic, who lashes into the roof of the net from four-yards out.

    A really nice finish and the hosts have their lead.

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  9. Stuttgart 0-0 Viking

    Viking break and it comes to Kristoffer Askildsen just outside the area. He tries to bend one into the corner but Fabian Bredlow gets across well to make the catch.

    The visitors did well to fashion the opportunity but almost looked to have run out of steam by the time it came to having a shot.

  10. Stuttgart 0-0 Viking

    Stuttgart are probing but it's very much a wall of Viking shirts in the box at the moment.

  11. Barcelona 1-0 Feyenoord

    Barcelona get forward and it's almost a carbon copy of the opening goal. But this time Lamine Yamal's pass to find Raphinha is a bit behind him and he can't take it in his stride.

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  12. Barcelona 1-0 Feyenoord

    Jules Kounde has a crack from range but can't keep his effort down. Why not, eh?

  13. Barcelona 1-0 Feyenoord

    Raphinha was not included on the shortlist for the Ballon d'Or which was announced yesterday.

    He's going some way to making that look like a major oversight with his performances so far this season.

  14. Stuttgart 0-0 Viking

    A couple of times Viking have been caught out by Stuttgart's long balls over the top.

    Bilal El Khannouss tries to carve out on opportunity before Ermedin Demirovic goes close.

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    GOAL - Barcelona 1-0 Feyenoord

    Raphinha (3 mins)

    Well, that didn't take long.

    Barcelona get on the counter attack and Lamine Yamal slides across for Raphinha, who leaves the two defenders for dust before dropping the shoulder and slotting into the bottom far corner.

    Who else? A seventh goal of the season for the former Leeds man.

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  16. Barcelona 0-0 Feyenoord

    Absolutely torrential rain in Barcelona and the first few rows of the Camp Nou have a lot of empty seats.

    I reckon a lot of fans are still hiding in the concourses.

  17. KICK-OFF

    Off we go in Barcelona and in Stuttgart.

  18. A moment of silence is observed before both matches to pay tribute to the victims of the devastating flash floods that struck Nepal.

  19. The players are out in Barcelona and in Stuttgart.

    Night two of the Champions League is almost under way.

  20. Barcelona v Feyenoord (20:00 BST)

    Meanwhile, in Barcelona it is absolutely chucking it down.

    But the Nou Camp looks fantastic all lit up and ready for some European action.

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