Group A
Arsenal v Tottenham (Sunday, 13:00)
Paris v Rennes (Sunday, 20:00)
Basel 2-1 Lausanne (Suchý 90+1, Janko 90+2; Margiotta 42)
The champions extended their unbeaten start to the Swiss season to 14 games in dramatic fashion. Marek Suchý cancelled out Francesco Margiotta’s fine strike in added time, and Marc Janko slid in to snatch all three points barely a minute later.
Ludogorets 2-1 CSKA-Sofia (Wanderson 28, Moţi 62; Culma 90+2 )
Ludogorets have won their last nine games in domestic competitions, Wanderson’s drive from distance and Cosmin Moţi’s header from a corner enough to quell CSKA, who scored after being reduced to ten men.
Group B
Napoli 1-1 Lazio (Hamšík 52; Keita 54)
Marek Hamšík scored a superb opener, beating one man before skidding a shot through the legs of another, but Napoli were held to a second successive 1-1 draw, and have won only two of their last eight games in all competition.
Beşiktaş 2-1 Trabzonspor (Rhodolfo 7, Cenk Tosun 17p; Yusuf Erdoğan 41)
The Black Eagles are unbeaten in 14 competitive matches this season (W8 D6) – 15 if you include the Turkish Super Cup – Rhodolfo’s early header and Cenk’s right-footed penalty providing the platform for their latest success.
Porto v Benfica (Sunday, 17:00)
Dnipro v Dynamo Kyiv (Sunday, 18:30)
Some teams wish it would happen, our glorious #Beşiktaş make it happen! pic.twitter.com/35KYxNGY9l
— Beşiktaş JK English (@BesiktasEnglish) November 5, 2016
Group C
Sevilla v Barcelona (Sunday, 17:00CET)
Man. City 1-1 Middlesbrough (Agüero 43; De Roon 90+1)
Sergio Agüero scored his 150th City goal from a brilliant Kevin De Bruyne ball, but the Argentinian’s lingering memory may be of a miss towards the end which invited Middlesbrough to snatch an equaliser in added time.
Hertha 3-0 Mönchengladbach (Kalou 18, 33, 84)
André Schubert’s men have now failed to score in five consecutive Bundesliga games – one shy of their worst-ever streak in 1996 – and had Christophe Kramer sent off in the 39th minute.
Celtic 3-0 Inverness (Sinclair 48, Griffiths 63, Rogic 83)
The Hoops are building up a daunting lead at the top of the Scottish table following a fifth successive league success. Scott Sinclair scored his ninth in the top flight this season, with Inverness reduced to ten men on 65 minutes.
PEP: Big congratulations (to @aguerosergiokun). It’s a huge mark and a lot of goals. I only scored 11 in my career! #mcfc pic.twitter.com/hSWRy9FI0H
— Manchester City (@ManCity) November 5, 2016
Group D
Real Sociedad 2-0 Atlético (Vela 54p, Willian José 75p)
Two penalties in San Sebastian handed Diego Simeone’s side a second successive away defeat in the Liga. They failed to score for only the third time in a competitive game this season.
Bayern 1-1 Hoffenheim (Zuber 34og; Demirbay 16)
Steven Zuber lunged in to put Douglas Costa’s cross past his own goalkeeper to enable Bayern to level at home against ambitious Hoffenheim, but the a five-game winning run came to an end for Carlo Ancelotti’s side.
Rostov v Arsenal Tula (Sunday, 16:00)
PSV 1-1 Twente (Moreno 62; Enes Ünal 53)
PSV remain unbeaten in six games in the Eredivisie (W3 D3) after defender Héctor Moreno prodded home a rebound after a Gastón Pereiro shot was saved. It was the Mexican’s second PSV goal of the season.
.@MrAncelotti: “We created a lot of chances. But that’s football, sometimes you just have no luck.” #FCBTSG pic.twitter.com/pjxYPKAPqp
— FC Bayern English (@FCBayernEN) November 5, 2016
Group E
Monaco v Nancy (Falcao 25 30p, Mbappé 65, Carrillo 87 90+2, Fabinho 90p)
Radamel Falcao struck twice for the second game in a row – an opportunistic header and a penalty – as Monaco racked up another big score, having won 7-0 at Metz earlier in the campaign. The Principality side are now unbeaten in five (W3 D2).
Arsenal v Tottenham (Sunday, 13:00)
Leverkusen 3-2 Darmstadt (Çalhanoğlu 32, Brandt 56, Aránguiz 69; Čolak 47, Vrančić 85)
The Werkself won a third game in a row, Hakan Çalhanoğlu’s shot from outside the box, Julian Brandt’s header and a powerful Charles Aránguiz drive doing the damage. They were Brandt and Aránguiz’s first strikes of the season.
CSKA Moskva v Amkar (Sunday, 12:30)
Galibiyet!! Ve 3 Puan! 👍Özgüvenimiz için önemli💪⚽🎯 // The next 3 points! Important for our self-confidence! #HC10 #B04D98 #Bundesliga pic.twitter.com/8Q1k6RIXD9
— Hakan Çalhanoğlu (@hakanc10) November 5, 2016
Group F
Hamburg v Dortmund (Müller 55 81; Aubameyang 4 23 27 48, Dembélé 76)
Two tap-ins and two fine low finishes gave Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang the first four-goal haul of his senior career, taking his Bundesliga tally to 11 for the season. He also laid on Dortmund’s fifth for Ousmane Dembélé.
Real Madrid v Leganés (Sunday, 17:00)
Sporting CP v Arouca (Sunday, 17:00)
Legia v Cracovia (Sunday, 17:00)
Laune: gut! 😎 #hsvbvb pic.twitter.com/yP5M6t0Fn0
— Borussia Dortmund (@BVB) November 5, 2016
Group G
Leicester v West Brom (Sunday, 17:30)
København v SønderjyskE (Sunday, 19:00)
Porto v Benfica (Sunday, 17:00)
Club Brugge v Genk (Sunday, 14:30)
Group H
Chievo v Juventus (Sunday, 15:00)
Sevilla v Barcelona (Sunday, 17:00)
Lyon 2-1 Bastia (Lacazette 37p, Bengtsson 86og; Crivelli 90+2)
Alexandre Lacazette took his Ligue 1 tally to ten as he converted his fifth penalty of the campaign. Pierre Bengtsson’s own goal confirmed the result. Lyon have not lost in three in all competitions, matching their best run of a patchy season.
Split v Dinamo Zagreb (Sunday, 17:00)
All times CET
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