Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on MOTD: UEFA Champions League

Newcastle are still doing well at getting up to the edge of the Leverkusen area really easily, but Leverkusen put everyone behind the ball and Newcastle don't know what to do. When they lose the ball, they are so open, Leverkusen could have had more goals on the counter-attack.

You can hear more from Osman on MOTD: Uefa Champions League at 22:40 BST on BBC One and the BBC Sport website and app.

Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter at the Bernabeu

The half-time whistle is greeted by a number of jeers from home supporters, are they being directed towards the referee or boss Xabi Alonso?

Manchester City, though, are in dreamland, holding a lead at the break.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former Real Madrid defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Bernabeu

Eerie, eerie feeling.

Real Madrid have been used to this over the last seven games. They have been used to getting beat and that is not what this great football club is about.

I think they have been decent in the first half, I don't feel they deserve to be down 2-1.

Let's take a look at what the scores are that aren't involving any of the three English sides tonight.

• Dortmund 1-1 Bodo/Glimt
• Benfica 1-0 Napoli
• Juventus 0-0 Pafos
• Athletic Club 0-0 PSG

Great goal by Noni Madueke and a great game. Wonderful entertainment.

John Murray
BBC football correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live at Bernabeu

Real Madrid are losing and it is silence [inside the Bernabeu]. That is not what Xabi Alonso will want to hear. There is an eerie atmosphere inside the ground.

A big chance for Arsenal to double the lead right at the end of the first half but Noni Madueke is denied his second goal by Dani van den Heuvel's flying save.

"He's like a bolt of electricity," former Arsenal defender Martin Keown tells TNT Sports about Madueke.

This. Fixture. Never. Misses.

Brilliant entertainment and Manchester City have the lead at the break.

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That is that for the first half at the BayArena.

Plenty of work for Newcastle to do to salvage something here.

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This is being watched by a sell-out 29,000 crowd. It sounds like 99,000. Club Brugge are finishing the half strongly.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former Real Madrid defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Bernabeu

That is some counter-attack, especially from Nico O'Reilly.

Erling Haaland comes from nowhere and he makes a great strike.

It was a great save from Thibaut Courtois.

Oh my word, an outstanding double save from Thibaut Courtois!

A quick break from Manchester City is sparked by a brilliant Nico O'Reilly run. The ball comes to Erling Haaland, whose shot is parried away to the feet of Rayan Cherki, who is also denied by the big Belgian keeper.

Huge moment right before the break.

Leverkusen come close again!

Arthur keeps the ball in on the right and waits for the run of Jarell Quansah in the box. He controls the ball and leathers it towards the top corner but Aaron Ramsdale gets a vital fingertip on it.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on TNT Sports

One pass completely opened Arsenal up. Down the left hand side, Brugge are dictating. Raya gets down really well to make that save.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at Jan Breydel Stadium

Arsenal haven't been able to clear the ball properly or keep hold of possession for the last few minutes and it's allowed Brugge to build confidence.

Arsenal could do with the half-time whistle!

Club Brugge have looked the more threatening in the last 10 minutes or so and they go close - not once but twice.

First, Christos Tzolis tries to bend it past David Raya but the Arsenal keeper makes the save before Aleksandar Stankovic also tests the Spaniard.

But should Stankovic have passed to an unmarked team-mate?

Jonathan Woodgate
Former Real Madrid defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Bernabeu

You have got to get close to Erling Haaland, but you have to be nimble on your toes.

Antonio Rudiger oversteps the mark slightly.

Haaland was so composed, he knew exactly what he wanted to do. A good penalty.

Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter at the Bernabeu

The 2,500 travelling Man City fans are bouncing in their corner of the Bernabeu, what a turnaround from their side.

The rest of the stadium, meanwhile, has been shushed into silence.