Live - Champions League

Group A
FC Porto v Liverpool
Marseille v Besiktas

Group B
Chelsea v Rosenborg
Schalke 04 v Valencia

Group C
Olympiacos v Lazio
Real Madrid v Werder Bremen

Group D
AC Milan v Benfica
Shakhtar Donetsk v Celtic

GOALFLASHES AND MAJOR INCIDENTS (all times BST)

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1855: Of that quintet we make no apology for focusing on Rosenborg as the Norwegian outfit are playing British opposition in the form of Chelsea.

1854: Of those 11 relatively new boys, five are in action tonight - Besiktas, Lazio, Marseille, Rosenborg and Schalke.

"The Champions League? Trading standards should investigate because its false representation... Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Sporting Lisbon etc, none of them are the champions of their country so they shouldnt be allowed entry."

1852: There's some early team news coming in for the British clubs. Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is back on the rotating rotator making six changes. Celtic draft in Paul Hartley as there only change and Chelsea make two tweaks with French duo Florent malouda and Claude Makelele starting. More details as and when.

1850: But otherwise stick with us on the BBC Sport website and get yourself involved on 606. If you're nowhere near a computer feel free to text us on 81111. Humour and good spelling rewarded with publication.

1849: BBC Radio Five Live will be covering Liverpool's match at Porto, with Alan Green and John Murray providing the commentary from Portugal from 1945 BST - which is when all eight games start. Tune in on 693 & 909 MW if that's your bag.

1848: There are 11 teams involved in the group stages who weren't here last year so a big hello, wilkommen, bonjour, hola, buongiorno and all of that to them.

1847: It is 101 days since AC Milan lifted the European Cup with a win over Liverpool and both sides are back in action tonight. What's that at the back? A bit of moaning about the same old teams in the same old tournament. Oh behave.

1846: That's right, after 16 weeks of having to put up with shoddy midweek soaps and surfing the net looking for something, anything, to while away the hours it is Champions League time.

1845: It's back!

Source: BBC Sport