Matchday 4 came to a dramatic conclusion on Wednesday with 23 goals across eight games, and almost a quarter of them coming from one game.
The day's most eventful game was Manchester United's 4-3 loss at Copenhagen, which started nicely for the English side. Rasmus Hojlund scored a brace within the first half-hour in his hometown, but United's nice day began to go wrong in the 42nd minute when Marcus Rashford was sent off for a foul on Elias Jelert. Copenhagen equalized by the half thanks to goals from Mohamed Elyounoussi and Diogo Goncalves.
United reclaimed the advantage thanks to a Bruno Fernandes penalty in the 69th minute but goals from Lukas Lerager Roony Bardghji in the last 10 minutes ensured Copenhagen would come out on top.
Here are all the scores from the day's action.
Here are your final scores for the last set of games.
The hosts have been down or level with United all game, but in the 87th minute, they finally take the lead. Substitute Bardghji gives Copenhagen the 4-3 advantage with just stoppage time to play.
Substitute Guilavogui picks up his second yellow card in 10 minutes and is sent off in stoppage time. He'll miss the Matchday 5 encounter at Arsenal.
It's 3-3 in Copenhagen with seven minutes plus stoppage time to go. Falk whips in a nice cross, and Lerager levels the score against Manchester United with a strike that's close from goal.
The Turkish side cut Bayern's lead in half during stoppage time courtesy of Bakambu, who scores from close range after a lovely long ball from Oliveira. It's still 2-1 to the hosts in Munich, though.
Six minutes after opening the scoring, Kane scores a second. Tel was in front of goal and passed the ball to his right, where Kane was able to finish from close range to give his side a 2-0 lead over Galatasaray and just about guarantee their passageway to the round of 16.
Martinez scores from a penalty in the 85th minute, giving Inter a 1-0 lead over Salzburg and ensuring that none of today's games would end without a goal.
With 10 minutes to go, Bayern finally break the deadlock against Galatasaray. Kimmich's freekick finds Kane's head, and he scores to give his side a 1-0 lead.
Lerager is called for a handball and United are awarded a penalty, which Fernandes steps up to take and scores to give his team a 3-2 advantage over Copenhagen in the 71st minute.
Martinelli sees Saka in an onside position and sends the ball his way. Saka then makes a nice run and scores decisively to give the English side a 2-0 lead in the 64th minute.
As a Braga attacking play collapses, Real Madrid go on a speedy counterattack that results in Vinicius Junior sending the ball towards Rodrygo, who chips the goalkeeper in the 61st minute to give his side a 3-0 lead.
Impressive build up play eventually leads to Vazquez sending the ball to Vinicius Junior, who takes a strike from inside the penalty area and puts his side up 2-0 over Braga in the 58th minute.
Play has resumed everywhere except Copenhagen after a significant amount of stoppage time there.
It's been an entertaining first half across Europe, but nowhere has it been more dramatic than Copenhagen, where United took a 2-0 lead only to go down to 10 and then relinquish that advantage by the break. A dramatic second half is in store there, while other exciting conclusions await around the continent.
Varane is called for a handball in the seventh minute of stoppage time, which continues United's streak of conceding a penalty in each one of their Champions League games this season. Goncalves steps up to take it and scores, and it's 2-2 between United and Copenhagen.
And just like that, Copenhagen are on the board. Ankersen's cross finds Goncalves, who then redirects the ball to Elyounoussi, who scores from close range. Never a dull moment for United, who were in good spirits just a few minutes ago but are now up 2-1 and down to 10 with 13 minutes of stoppage time to play after a medical event in the stands and a pitch invader halted play.
Rashford is controversially sent off for stepping on Jelert's ankle in the 42nd minute after a lengthy VAR check. United were cruising in Copenhagen with a 2-0 lead, but matters are definitely more complicated now for the visitors.
After some impressive play in midfield, Saka eventually earns the ball on the right side of the penalty area and sends a pass over to his left, where Trossard is waiting to give the Londoners a 1-0 lead over Sevilla.
Garnacho is able to pounce on a loose ball near the halfway line and United go to the races. Garnacho eventually sends the ball to Hojlund on his left, and the Dane is able to complete a brace thanks to a shot from an angle. United are up 2-0 on Copenhagen around the half hour mark.
Rodrygo makes a run on the left flank to the touchline and then sends the ball backwards to the center of the box, where Diaz is making a run and is easily able to give Real Madrid the advantage over Braga after 27 minutes.
Bakayoko sends a stellar ball into the box, which allows de Jong to finish from close range and give his side a 1-0 lead over Lens in the 12th minute.
Vazquez pulls on Borja's jersey and concedes a penalty four minutes, but Djalo's strike is blocked by Lunin, who replaced Arrizabalaga after he got injured in warm-ups. Real Madrid is still 0-0 with Braga.
Hojlund opens the scoring in his hometown, giving Manchester United the lead within four minutes. Wan-Bissaka ran down the right flank and near the touchline, sends the ball towards McTominay in the box. He's close to goal but notices Hojlund's placement and the Dane scores from close range on Copenhagen.
The last batch of games on Matchday 4 have officially begun.
Here are your fulltime scores:
At long last, Union Berlin snap their 12 match losing streak with a monumental draw at Napoli in which USMNT player Aaronson came on as a substittue. Real Sociedad, meanwhile, are on the cusp of reaching the Champions League knockouts for only the second time ever. A win today for Inter over Red Bull Salzburg would seal the deal.
His fellow Americans Tillman and Pepi, meanwhile, are on the bench as they face Lens. Here's how both teams will start the game.
PSV starting XI: Benitez, Teze, Ramalho, Boscagli, Dest, Til, Schouten, Veerman, Bakayoko, de Jong, Lozano
Lens starting XI: Samba, Gradit, Danso, Medina, Frankowski, Abdul Samed, Mendy, Machado, Sotoca, Thomasson, Wahi
The pair start up top for Inter, who take on Red Bull Salzburg today. Here's a look at both teams' lineups.
Salzburg starting XI: Schlager, Dedic, Baidoo, Pavlovic, Ulmer, Sucic, Bidstrup, Capaldo, Gloukh, Simic, Konate
Inter starting XI: Sommer, Bisseck, Acerbi, Bastoni, Darmian, Frattesi, Calhanoglu, Mkhitaryan, Augusto, Thuram, Sanchez
Saka will start for Arsenal, while former Tottenham player Lamela is amongst the starters for Sevilla. Here's how both teams will start.
Arsenal starting XI: Raya, White, Saliba, Gabriel, Tomiyasu, Havertz, Jorginho, Rice, Saka, Trossard, Martinelli
Sevilla starting XI: Dmitrovic, Sanchez, Bade, Salas, Jordan, Fernando, Lamela, Sow, Pedrosa, En-Nesyri
Neuer makes his first Champions League start in over a year after recovering from a freak leg injury he sustained while skiing on vacation. Here's how Bayern and Galatasaray will start the game.
Bayern starting XI: Neuer, Mazraoui, Upamecano, Kim, Davies, Goretzka, Kimmich, Coman, Musiala, Sane, Kane
Galatasaray starting XI: Muslera, Boey, Sanchez, Bardakcı, Angelino, Torreira, Ayhan, Ziyech, Akturkoglu, Zaha, Icardi
Rasmus Hojlund starts for Manchester United, while his brother Oscar is on the bench for Copenhagen. Here's a look at both starting lineups.
Copenhagen starting XI: Grabara, Ankersen, Vavro, Diks, Jelert, Lerager, Falk, Goncalves, Elyounoussi, Claesson, Achouri
Manchester United starting XI: Onana, Wan-Bissaka, Maguire, Evans, Dalot, McTominay, Eriksen, Rashford, Fernandes, Garnacho, Hojlund
