Matchday 2 of the Champions League group stage came to a close with a huge batch of goals and some major results. The headline-making scoreline of Wednesday's action was Newcastle United's 4-1 win over Paris Saint-Germain, who stunned the French champions in their first home Champions League fixture in 20 years. Miguel Almiron, Dan Burn and Sean Longstaff scored for the English side, while Lucas Hernandez provided the Parisians a lifeline in the 56th minute.
A trio of heavy-hitters also picked up tight victories as Manchester City scored late twice to beat RB Leipzig 3-1, Barcelona's first half goal was enough to see them overtake Porto and Atletico Madrid beat Feyenoord in a five-goal thriller.
Here's a quick look at the day's scorelines.
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It is all over at St James' Park with Newcastle United celebrating a famous 4-1 win over PSG. Better from start to finish than the French champions, the Magpies and their fans will remember Almiron, Burn, Longstaff and Schar's goals for a long, long time. Hernandez had given PSG hope but they were blown away on the night with Luis Enrique likely to face major criticism.
Matchday two came to a dramatic finish with five goals and one red card across six games in the last 10 minutes. Here are your final scores:
Pedro scores in the fifth minute of stoppage time to score a last-gasp winner over Celtic, and look certain to earn their first win of the Champions League campaign.
Barcelona's Gavi gets a red card in stoppage time for a challenge, and will miss the team's matchday three encounter with Shakhtar Donetsk.
Schar with a stunner to confirm a big win for the Magpies! The Switzerland international steers home a stunning strike to confirm the points and a famous win at St James' Park which sends Eddie Howe's men top of Group F.
Manchester City officially put the game to bed in stoppage time thanks to Doku, who scores from close range. A 3-1 scoreline might be an expected result, but it ls also feels a bit cruel for a Leipzig side that were level for most of the second half.
Bukari has a tight angle but sees an opening in goal, takes it, and scores with two minutes plus stoppage time on the clock. The strike makes the score 2-2 and is almost certain to deny Young Boys their first away win in the Champions League.
With six minutes plus stoppage time on the clock, Alvarez scores a beautiful curling shot to give City a 2-1 lead at RB Leipzig. If the result holds, City will snap a two-game losing run which included defeats in the League Cup and the Premier League.
There's another American on the pitch in the Champions League -- Carter-Vickers. He came on for Phillips in the 62nd minute to pitch in on Celtic's defensive efforts with the Scottish champions tied 1-1 with Lazio.
The Swiss side earn a penalty and the team's top goalscorer Itten converts in the 61st minute. The team are up 2-1 now at Zvezda, and are about a half-hour away from their first away win in the Champions League.
Hernandez heads in from a Zaire-Emery assist and suddenly PSG have a chance to get themselves back into the game. Still two goals down, though. Barcola is now on for Kolo Muani too who has really struggled all night in truth so perhaps there will be more width to Luis Enrique's men.
Longstaff makes it three for Newcastle. Donnarumma should be doing better, but what a night this is for the Magpies! Trippier plays Longstaff in and a low finish squirms underneath Donnarumma. That should be that!
Three minutes into the second half, Ugrinic scores from close range to put Young Boys level with Zvezda. It's his first goal since scoring in Champions League qualification.
Just three minutes into the second half, Leipzig score to level things up at 1-1 against Manchester City. The play starts with a giveaway from Grealish near Leipzig's goal and the hosts launch an incisive counter that ends with a simple finish from inside the box from Openda.
Porto have dominated all half, but it's Barcelona who take the lead through substitute Torres. He pounced on a loose ball while Porto played out of the back, and put Barcelona up 1-0 in first half stoppage time.
The hosts have doubled their lead! Burn's thumping header stands after a video review. Donnarumma unlucky that his efforts were in vein, but PSG's defense have totally lost all composure since going behind. St James' Park is absolutely bouncing! Hakimi has joined Hernandez on a yellow card which is worth keeping an eye on too.
Ndiaye slides towards goal and sends the ball into the back of the net from close range, giving the Serbian side a 1-0 lead over Young Boys in the 35th minute.
Lewandowski is subbed off by Barcelona in the 34th minute, potentially with an injury after a tackle. Torres is on in his place.
Lazio earn a corner and after the ball bounces into the box without anyone getting a touch on it, Vecino eventually is able to find the ball and the back of the net. Hart believed he managed to make a save, but goal line technology confirms the ball went over the line. Lazio are 1-1 with Celtic in the 29th minute.
Newcastle's opener has really knocked PSG's defense and specifically Marquinhos who looks very shaky and uncertain all of a sudden. Poor mistake from the Brazilian who is the team captain so not ideal for Luis Enrique to have his skipper looking so vulnerable. The visitors have a lot of the ball in their back line right now which is not ideal give how uncertain Marquinhos and Donnarumma both are with the ball at their feet. Isak crashes into Hernandez which requires treatment and a bandage with the Sweden international bleeding from the head.
Silva sends the ball into the box to Lewis, whose pass finds Foden. He scores with a powerful strike from inside the box in the 25th minute to put his side up 1-0 against RB Leipzig.
What a disastrous goal from a Parisien point of view but an absolute godsend for the Magpies! Almiron puts the hosts ahead and St James' Park explodes. Marquinhos gives the ball away and although Donnarumma saves from Isak first time, Almiron sweeps home the rebound.
Celtic score the first goal in this last batch of games on matchday two, courtesy of an impressive one-touch play from Furuhashi. Maeda and O'Reilly, who picked up the assist, also played nicely in the buildup to the goal, which puts their side 1-0 up on Lazio after 12 minutes.
Newcastle have started well with the home fans on their side, but PSG just turned the hosts' pressure into an attacking opening with Dembele volleying just wide from an Mbappe cross. The Magpies look focused and composed, but Les Parisiens are more than happy to soak up the early pressure so far. Donnarumma with the ball at his feet still looks like Newcastle's best hope of upsetting PSG early on as well as getting at Skriniar alongside Marquinhos.
The last six matches of matchday two have officially kicked off. Stay tuned for major updates across each of those games.
After becoming only the second goalkeeper to score in open play in the history of the Champions League, Ivan Provedel is back in the team as Lazio aim to pick up more points in Scotland. Here is how both teams will start.
Celtic starting XI: Hart, Johnston, Phillips, Scales, Taylor, O'Riley, McGregor, Hatate, Maeda, Furuhashi, Yang
Lazio starting XI: Provedel, Lazzari, Patric, Romagnoli, Hysaj, Kamada, Vecino, Alberto, Anderson, Immobile, Zaccagni
Here are your final scores from the first two matches of the day:
With 10 goals across two games, today's early games are so far a successful follow-up act to yesterday's drama. Here's hoping the remaining six matches of matchday two live up to the reputation.
Antwerp earn a penalty in the final minute of stoppage time after a Shakhtar player is called for a handball, but Alderweireld is unable to convert and the referee blows the whistle for full time! Shakhtar's comeback is complete with three points, while Antwerp are stuck at the bottom of the group with zero points from two games.
Both sides look for their first points of the Champions League campaign after losing in matchday one. Here's how they line up.
Crvena zvezda starting XI: Glazer, Mijailovic, Dragovic, Djiga, Rodic, Stamenic, Hwang, Bukari, Ivanic, Mitrovic, Ndiaye
Young Boys starting XI: Racioppi, Janko, Camara, Benito, Garcia, Males, Niasse, Ugrinic, Elia, Itten, Monteiro
