It is a big win now for Borussia Dortmund as Julian Brandt adds a fourth.

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Former Premier League Striker on BBC 5 Live

It's all going off here. You have to be pretty brave or stupid to take the ball off Donnarumma.

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Bernardo Silva goes into the book for his part in that. And a coach from the Monaco backroom staff is shown a red card. Now the referee can head back to the screen to have a look at this potential penalty.

Oh hello! Gianluigi Donnarumma stole the ball away to prevent Monaco's players setting up for the penalty and the referee has been dragged away from the screen to sort out the chaos.

The Italian keeper needs to be careful! He's already on a booking!

It has been all PSG but Barcelona can hurt you in an instant.

A quick break and then a needless foul from Achraf Hakimi on Ferran Torres. Yellow card and free-kick in a dangerous area...

Olympiacos make a triple change as they look to snatch a point with five minutes to go.

Christos Mouzakitis, Giulian Biancone and Gabriel Strefezza all come on for Chiquinho, Santiago Hezze and Panagiotis Retsos.

Well, the referee has been told to go and have a look at the screen.

We know what this usually means.

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Former Premier League Striker on BBC 5 Live

My initial reaction is Dier doesn't get any of the ball. I think the penalty will be awarded.

Andreas Christiansen is on for Eric Garcia. Straight swap at centre-back with Barcelona clinging on a little late on.

Free header for Nuno Mendes from a corner but straight at Wojciech Szczesny. It's all PSG now.

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Monaco 1-2 Man City

Eric Dier gets a head on the free-kick but it's collected by Gianluigi Donnarumma.

But hello, it's a high foot from Nico Gonzalez to try and clear the ball and VAR will have a look at this for a potential penalty.

Apologies, Jordan Teze has not come off. The wrong number was held up on the board. It was actually Mamadou Coulibaly who made way.

Borussia Dortmund have a third to wrap this one up as Serhou Guirassy turns in Marcel Sabitzer's initial strike.

So close for Paris St-Germain.

The ball is fizzed in to Lee Kang-In, he cuts inside onto his left foot and the shot looks destined for the bottom corner.

Barcelona are relieved to see it thud into the post and wide.

Arsenal fans are in disbelief as somehow the ball stays out of the Olympiacos net!

It is great work from Bukayo Saka as he gets into the box from the right and crosses for Martin Odegaard, whose first-time shot is superbly saved by Konstantinos Tzolakis before Odegaard's follow up is somehow deflected wide.

Triple change for the hosts.

Jordan Teze, Mohammed Salisu and Folarin Balogun make way for George Ilenikhena, Pape Cabral and Mika Biereth.

More changes.

Shortly after Barcelona playmaker Pedri makes way for Marc Bernal, Luis Enrique also turns to his bench.

A great moment for Quentin Ndjantou as he comes on for his Champions League debut - away at Barcelona as well, not bad - with Lee Kang-In also on.

Off go Bradley Barcola and goalscorer Senny Mayulu. An inexperienced PSG front line gets even more inexperienced.

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Rasmus Hojlund restores Napoli's lead!

It's a second assist for Kevin de Bruyne, too. His looping cross finds Hojlund and the Danish striker heads home. It's looking like a winning partnership that one.

Marc Casado is booked - rather harshly - for a foul on Achraf Hakimi.

No doubt it was a foul but seemed like nothing more.

Still all square in Barcelona with a little over 10 minutes' to play.

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Fifteen minutes to go. Will Arsenal get a second or will they rue the many chances they have failed to take?

They have a corner now but Martin Odegaard's delivery is cleared.