Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

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Erik Lamela is looking slightly incongruous this evening having started the game with a big white sticking plaster above his left eyebrow. Can't see from this distance if it's a Mr Bump plaster or one with the Tottenham crest on perhaps?

Mohammad: PSG are giving Liverpool a lesson in passing tonight.

Callum: Liverpool are lucky to only be 1-0 down but Klopp has probably got a trick up his sleeve

Nathan: Liverpool should go and get two goals before half time

Another man a touch lucky to only see yellow, Toby Alderweireld with the most cynical of tugs as Mauro Icardi burst through on to a long ball. He's only booked as Serge Aurier probably would have got back. But Inter's best moment yet.

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Villa 3-3 Forest after 36 minutes...

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live

The referee made the decision very quickly, and with the speed it happens, you think it might be yellow initially. But Marco Verratti might have got away with one there.

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This game will probably decide the winners of Group D and it's Porto who are making all the running.

Unfortunately for them, Schalke keeper Ralf Fahrmann seems to be in inspired form, pulling off stunning saves from Danilo and Moussa Marega.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live

PSG are massively in charge. Their forward play has been better and there have been times where Mohamed Salah and Firmino have struggled to keep hold of the ball, but it is completely different at the other end.

Liverpool don't like this - Marco Verratti is booked for a nasty one on Joe Gomez! The Italian was late and high, catching Gomez halfway up his calf. Jordan Henderson was quick to the breakdown right in referee Szymon Marciniak's face. It's just yellow though...

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

Harry Kane has already looked a huge threat for Tottenham and the battle between him and the impressive Inter centre-backs Stefan de Vrij and Milan Skriniar is going to be great to watch. The Inter fans are in fine voice in their corner of Wembley just as the PSV fans were three weeks ago, and don't forget it was an Italian team that knocked Tottenham out of the Champions League at Wembley last season which is exactly what Inter will do if they avoid defeat here tonight.

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Gigi Buffon gives a thumbs up to his defenders after they all watch Mo Salah curl into the side-netting from the fringe of the penalty area. It's so open.

Barcelona are all over the place at the back in Eindhoven. First Gaston Pereiro hammered a shot against the post after Ivan Rakitic gave the ball away in front of his own goal.

Then another defensive slip lets Steven Bergwijn in with a chance to shoot at Marc-Andre ter Stegen's exposed goal, but his effort was weak and easily saved.

A win for Barca will guarantee them top spot in Tottenham's Group C.

For PSV it's the Europa League or bottom.

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live

PSG are very impressive in how quickly they move the ball and Liverpool are hanging on a little bit. It's about game management now and it's crucial they do not concede another goal in the next 10 minutes.

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Spurs are well on top in a game they must win - Erik Lamela is the latest to threaten from the edge of the area but his shot is always flashing just wide of the post.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live

There is contact, and it is a foul, but I'm not sure it's a booking. Thomas Tuchel is furious on the touchline and he thinks his players are getting a bit of rough treatment by the Reds.

Ash: Joe Gomez is becoming a good Centre back but that goal just proves he’s not positionally aware as a right back

Thomas: PSG looking a lot quicker on the ball than they did at Anfield and really looking up for it. Not sure Klopp has got his selections right, Liverpool looking slow in midfield.

Dennis: Yesssss 1-0 to PSG! ALLEZZZZZZZZ!

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A swagger, and Mick Jagger, in the Parc des Princes. PSG are turning it on in front of the Rolling Stone, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe exchanging backhels before Gini Wijnaldum chops down the Brazil number 10 and goes into the book as a result.

Seconds later the Dutchman fould again. Steady now!

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

No surprise but Harry Kane is leading from the front for Spurs and already driving at the heart of the Inter Milan defence. He is the man Spurs will look to as they seek to get the win they need - and history proves he relishes that sort of responsibility.

Lively opening from Spurs.

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More bad news for Liverpool.

Napoli captain Marek Hamsik has given his side a crucial lead at home to Red Star Belgrade. The Slovakian star arrives late on the edge of the six yard box to tuck home a left wing corner.

Liverpool are THIRD in the group as it stands.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Marco Verratti drives through midfield and plays a lovely ball to Kylian Mbappe. The Frenchman delivers a cross into the box and Virgil van Dijk manages to get there, but it falls to Juan Bernat and his effort creeps into the bottom corner past a static Alisson.

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