Champions League - as it happened: FC Porto vs Liverpool and Real Madrid vs PSG
Re-live all the action from tonight's European fixtures

The Champions League returned with a bang on Tuesday night, as both Tottenham and Manchester City made impressive starts in their respective ties. Tonight, meanwhile, sees Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool take to the stage as they take on FC Porto at Estadio do Dragao. Elsewhere, reigning champions Real Madrid host PSG in a mouth-watering European encounter at the famous Santiago Bernabéu.
Follow all the live action from tonight’s fixtures below:
Tuesday’s Champions League results:
Juventus 2-2 Tottenham Hotspur
Zidane: I've nothing to prove
Real Madrid's La Liga form has been indifferent this season but boss Zinedine Zidane insists he isn't feeling the pressure ahead of tonight's key clash with PSG - despite mounting speculation about his Bernabeu future.
“I have nothing to prove – I don’t care what people say about me - I just want to play the game,” Zidane said this week.
“There’s no pressure in particular, I don’t think about my future. I only think about the game.”
Steven Gerrard has just been recalling Liverpool's 4-0 win over Real Madrid in 2009 - the last time the Reds reached the last 16.
"I remember it. I got a couple of goals in the game. We were terrific on the night," Gerrard told BT Sport.
"It was a wonderful team performance. At that time, the Champions League was at Anfield frequently.
"The current team needs to get top four regularly and keep providing nights like that for the supporters."
Porto vs Liverpool - previous meetings
- Liverpool 4-1 Porto, November 2007 (Champions League)
- Porto 1-1 Liverpool, September 2007 (Champions League)
- Liverpool 2-0 Porto, March 2001 (UEFA Cup)
- Porto 0-0 Liverpool, March 2001 (UEFA Cup)
Pre-match quotes from Jurgen Klopp
On the threat posed by Porto: "They are very experienced in this competition. Our approach is to be as strong as possible offensively and defensively.
"Of course we need to show a serious performance. They are a football-playing side. We need to be spot on from the first second."
On his decision to select Jordan Henderson and James Milner in midfield: "We need experience and the right attitude. They are very important players for us and we need to be ready for this fight. It's going to be a very physical game."
Quotes from BT Sport
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