Barcelona make some changes, too.

Anthony Gordon and Marc Bernal come on.

Karim Adeyemi and Pedri make way.

On comes Shaqueel van Persie to replace Nacho Ferri.

Yes, that is the son of Robin.

VAR has a good long look at it and it's ruled out for offside.

It looked close but it Gjivai Zechiel who was off in the build up.

Woah woah. It's kicking off a bit in Stuttgart.

Referee Nenad Minakovic immediately brandishes a yellow card to Joe Bell for a shirt tug and it just starts to spill over.

Nacho Ferri has the ball in the back of the net but it won't count.

He wriggles free and beats goalkeeper Joan Garcia, who should have perhaps done better at smothering the ball, before finishing into an open goal.

But he was miles offside.

Raphinha picks the ball up in the box and tries the little dummy that saw him bag the first goal but this time he runs into traffic.

Dani Olmo goes into the book for a foul on Oussama Targhalline.

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Peter Christiansen goes into the book for a cheeky flicked foot on Bilal El Khannouss.

What a start to the second half this has been for Viking. Peter Christiansen dives for Henrik Bjordal's ball but his header is just all-out power and no direction and it flings off target.

Lamine Yamal has the ball in the box but he's swarmed by blue Feyenoord shirts every time he gets in those areas.

No magic footwork to get him out of trouble on this occasion.

Karim Adeyemi fancies a second goal and he's looking for a similar thing to his first goal but he doesn't get enough bend on it and it flies wide of the post.

Former Manchester City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne comes into the Napoli midfield alongside Scotland international Billy Gilmour.

Napoli starting XI: Meret, Olivera, Marin, Rrahmani, Di Lorenzo, De Bruyne, Lobotka, Gilmour, Santos, Hojlund, Politano

Subs: Favasuli, Badiashile, Neres, Contini, Lucca, Vergara, Beukema, Milinkovic-Savic, Spinazzola

Mikel Arteta makes four changes from the Arsenal side that came from behind to beat Chelsea in the Premier League on Sunday.

Riccardo Calafiori, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Christos Tzolis and Kai Havertz drop out for Piero Hincapie, Mikel Merino, Eberechi Eze and Viktor Gyokeres.

Arsenal starting XI: Raya, White, Konsa, Gabriel, Hincapie, Rice, Merino, Odegaard, Saka, Eze, Gyokeres

Subs: Kepa, Meslier, Tzolis, Madueke, Havertz, Calafiori, Zubimendi, Lewis-Skelly, Dowman, Salmon

Viking have started this half well and Henrik Bjordal has his head in his hands after the ball falls kindly for him in the box after a corner but he spoons his effort over the bar.

Oussama Targhalline replaces Javi Lopez for the visitors for the second half.

Back under way in both of our early kick-offs.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Anfield

Andoni Iraola makes two changes for Liverpool with Bradley Barcola coming in for his first Liverpool start while Rio Ngumoha returns to the starting eleven. Victor Munoz drops to the bench and Cody Gakpo is not in the squad. Gakpo missed training yesterday as a precaution.

Liverpool: Alisson; Araujo, Jacquet, Van Dijk, Kerkez; Mac Allister, Szoboszlai; Ngumoha, Wirtz, Barcola; Isak.

Substitutes: Mamardashvili, Woodman, Tsimikas, Munoz, Frimpong, Gravenberch, Nyoni, Chambers, McConnell, Koumas, Danns.

Julian Alvarez makes his first start of the season for Diego Simeone’s Atletico Madrid side. Alvarez missed out on a move to Barcelona over the summer window with Atletico refusing to sanction a move for the Argentinian.

Atletico Madrid: Oblak; Llorente, Pubill, Romero, Hancko; Simeone, Barrios, Koke, Baena; Alvarez, Lee

Subsitutes: Musso, Vargaz, Mendoza, Cardoso, Lookman, David, Grimaldo, Hjulmand, Le Normand, Dominguez, Martinez, Castillo.

PSG are hunting for history this season as they look to join Real Madrid in becoming the only side to be crowned Champions of Europe three years in a row in the Champions League era.

But incredibly, Luis Enrique's French champions are yet to win this season.

In their three Ligue 1 games, they've drawn two and lost the most recent one at home to Monaco.

It's not been the best of summers for Julian Alvarez.

Argentina were beaten in the World Cup final and he wasn't able to force a move to Barcelona in the transfer window.

But, will he make the booing Atletico fans happy tonight?

Runners-up Arsenal were the only team that didn’t lose a single game in normal time in the 2025-26 Champions League (W11 D4 L0).

The Gunners only trailed for 42 minutes and 48 seconds across the previous edition, which was also the fewest of any team.