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The final whistles go in the evening’s two early Champions League games, and both have ended in draws.
In Italy, Scottish champions Celtic have clung on for an impressive point away at the Europe League winners Atalanta.
Meanwhile, Bayer Leverkusen – the club beaten in May’s Europa League showpiece by Atlanta – have been held by Brest in France, meaning both sides see their 100% record in this season’s Champions League become purely undefeated records.
- Atalanta 0-0 Celtic
- Brest 1-1 Bayer Leverkusen
Latest scores – Atalanta 0-0 Celtic
90+3. Over at the Gewiss Stadium, Isak Hien has just powered a header over Kasper Schmeichel’s crossbar from 15 years.
Celtic have successfully navigated three of four minutes added time at the end of the game. They are nearly there.
Sixty seconds remain.
Camp Nou set for clash of giants
The game of the night undoubtedly takes place in Spain where two European giants face off against each other as Barcelona host Bayern Munich.
Both starting line-ups are packed full of star-studded talent with Michael Olise, Lamine Yamal, Robert Lewandowski and Harry Kane all in from the off.
As the home side, it’s presents a chance for Barca to inflict some revenge on their Budesliga counterparts for six consecutive defeats against them that include that famous 8-2 hammering back in 2020.
Liverpool team news
Darwin Nunez starts for Liverpool in Leipzig this evening while Alexis Mac Allister and Kostas Tsimikas also come into the side.
Sunday’s matchwinner Curtis Jones are among those that drop to the bench.
Latest scores – Atalanta 0-0 Celtic
70. Twenty minutes remain for Celtic to hold out for an impressive point in Bergamo.
Kasper Schmeichel continues to earn his wages with a solid performance in goal, saving most recently from De Ketelaere.
And as Atalanta start to commit more men forward in search of a winner, gaps are beginning to open up on the counter…
Latest scores – Atalanta 0-0 Celtic
57 – Both teams trade corners with Celtic far more adventurous in this second period.
That does make them more open at the back, though.
Over in France, Brest have started the second half well on top as they hold Leverkusen 1-1. Xabi Alonso’s side on the ropes.
