Second phase from a set piece and the ball comes back to Kostas Tsimikas. His clipped cross is met by the head of Alexis Mac Allister.

On target but easily saved by Ederson.

Steve McManaman
Former Liverpool winger on TNT Sports

That’s self inflicted. That’s an awful goal. The biggest gap in the wall that you can fire it through, bounces off the big tough centre half who’s turned his back.

That should never happen, so that’s a poor goal and that’s why they need to improve in the second half.

Thankfully the bench has really talented players. Barcola has been absent as a number nine. He has to be pushed out wide, that hasn’t worked

Lovely Liverpool move and already they're getting Bradley Barcola more involved in the build-up second half.

His clever touch sets Alexis Mac Allister driving into the Fenerbahce half, he finds Rio Ngumoha and another good run ends with a Liverpool corner.

A push in the middle means another Fenerbahce free-kick, though.

The long throw is headed away but the ball gets back to Joe Gomez, who puts the ball into the middle but the referees pots a foul in there and Fenerbahce have a free-kick.

Steve McManaman
Former Liverpool winger on TNT Sports

Liverpool haven’t [kicked on]. They have been a bit laboured. Not sure if it’s the aftereffects of the Arsenal game, wether it is conditions tonight but they haven’t been fully at it. It could be the changes tonight.

They have been okay but Liverpool have to improve though because as much as they have dominated possession Fenerbahce have had the better chances.

They hit the bar, they could have had a penalty, they got the goal, they looked dangerous on the counter attack so that needs to be stopped. They have to shorten the pitch, and make it more condensed.

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Liverpool are quickly on the attack at the start of this second half and Joe Gomez is lining up a long throw-in...

The home team get things up and running again.

The Liverpool players are back and here come Fenerbahce as well. The second half is almost upon us.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter

Mikel Arteta makes six changes to the Arsenal side that beat Liverpool at the weekend.

Ben White and Piero Hincapie start in defence, Martin Zubimendi and Mikel Merino come into midfield, while Eberechi Eze and Viktor Gyokeres start in attack.

Arsenal starting XI: Raya, White, Konsa, Gabriel, Hincapie, Zubimendi, Rice, Merino, Madueke, Eze, Gyokeres

Substitutes: Arrizabalaga, Meslier, Saliba, Mosquera, Odegaard, Timber, Tzolis, Havertz, Calafiori, Guimaraes, Lewis-Skelly, Dowman

Slavia Prague starting XI: Domchak, Zima, Holes, Kubiak, Sturm, Suleiman, Moses, Ayaosi, Sadilek, Vleck, Nowak

Substitutes: Markovic, Rezek, Chaloupek, N'Guessan, Chytil, Provod, Diakite, Kacor, Jurasek, Konecny, Barcot, Kotrba

Shamoon Hafez
Football reporter

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Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca makes four changes to the side that were beaten at home by Brighton on Saturday.

Captain Ruben Dias drops to the bench which means star striker Erling Haaland takes the armband.

Josko Gvardiol is also named as a substitute against his former club, with Jeremy Doku and Ayyoub Bouaddi dropping out.

Phil Foden, Rayan Cherki and Nico O'Reilly all come into the side.

Man City XI: Donnarumma, Nunes, Khusanov, Guehi, O’Reilly, Anderson, Fernandez, Ndiaye, Cherki, Foden, Haaland.

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It's a game of opinions, Stephen. Don't think many would disagree Dominik Szoboszlai was Liverpool's best player last season but, this campaign, Keith's view is not too uncommon.

There's talk of whether he suits playing as one of two deeper lying midfielders, slowing play down too much and not passing progressively enough.

But then he clearly has plenty to offer, not least that remarkable engine of his.

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Trey Nyoni completed the most line-breaking passes (11), the most passes (52) and passes in the final third (16) of any player in the first half.

The 19-year-old midfielder has been very impressive and this is where I'd slightly disagree with Stephen Warnock, I think Nyoni's been Liverpool's best player so far.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on MOTD: UEFA Champions League

There are lots of positives for Liverpool. Rio Ngumoha has been their biggest threat, Munoz has been decent and Nyoni has done well.

Liverpool are doing well when they come forward and have had all the possession... but, on the flip side, they are still getting battered on the counter-attack.

You can hear more from Warnock on MOTD: Uefa Champions League at 22:40 GMT on BBC One and the BBC Sport website and app.

Time for one last Liverpool attack before the break as Bradley Barcola gets to the bye-line and pulls it back but Victor Munoz can't divert the ball goalwards.

The offside flag goes up but replays show Barcola may have been level so that could well have counted.

Anyway, it's all square at half-time with Fenerbahce finishing the half much stronger after Liverpool's impressive start.

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Level at the break in Athens.

AEK raced out of the blocks and dominated the opening 10 minutes, with a lovely finish from Aboubakary Koita giving them the lead.

But it's been all Real Madrid since and Jude Bellingham's sublime flicked finish sends them into the break on level terms.

Liverpool comfortably clear the corner and we're into one added minute at the end of a first half that has flown by.