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Brighton vs Wolves

Bright: Steele, Hinshelwood, Webster, Igor, Estupinan, Minteh, Moder, Baleba, Adingra, Ferguson, Enciso.
Subtitles: Verbruggen, Lamptey, Dunk, Welbeck, Mitoma, Kadioglu, Ayari, Wieffer, Veltman.

Wolves: Jose Sa, Doherty, Bueno, Pond, Pedro Lima, Joao Gomes, Doyle, Hwang, Sarabia, Rodrigo Gomes, Goncalo Guedes.
Subtitles: King, Lemina, Andre Trindade, Larsen, Matheus Cunha, Dawson, Nelson Semedo, Borges, Cundle.

Good to see both sides fielding strong teams. Not quite first choice, but not far off.

Victor Olatunji wins the ball in the Salzburg area, plays the pass to Qazim Laci, who is incredibly calm to touch the ball, fake a shot (which sends two Salzburg defenders and the goalkeeper to the shops) and tap the ball into an empty net. What an incredible surprise we have here.

Celtic vs Slovan Bratislava

Celtic: Schmeichel, Johnston, Carter-Vickers, Scales, Taylor, Engels, McGregor, Hatate, Kuhn, Furuhashi, Maeda.
Subtitles: Trusty, Sinisalo, Palma, Idah, Valle, Yang, McCowan, Nawrocki, Bernardo, Forrest, Ralston, Welsh.

Slovak Bratislava: Takac, Blackman, Kashia, Bajric, Wimmer, Ignatenko, Kucka, Barseghyan, Tolic, Weiss, Strelec.
Subtitles: Trnovsky, Hrdina, Voet, Medvedev, Marcelli, Mak, Zuberu, Gajdos, Vojtko, Szoke, Savvidis, Metsoko.

PSG vs Girona

PSG: Safonov, Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Nuno Mendes, Zaire Emery, Vitinha, Fabian, Dembele, Asensio, Barcola.
Subtitles: Tenas, Doué, Lee, Muani, Mayulu, Lucas Beraldo, Skriniar, Zague, Neves, Mouquet.

Gerona: Gazzaniga, Arnau Martinez, David Lopez, Krejci, Gutierrez, Martin, Romeu, Van de Beek, Tsygankov, Gil Salvatierra, Stuani.
Subtitles: Pau Lopez, Ruiz, Asprilla, Danjuma, Juanpe, Frances, Blind, Miovski, Solis, Portu.

Club Brugge vs Borussia Dortmund

Club Brugge: Mignolet, Seys, Mechele, Ordonez, De Cuyper, Vetlesen, Nwadike, Skov Olsen, Vanaken, Tzolis, Nilsson.
Subtitles: Jackers, Romero, Jutgla, Vermant, Skoras, Nielsen, Jashari, Sabbe, Talbi.

Borussia Dortmund: Kobel, Ryerson, Sule, Schlotterbeck, Bensebaini, Gross, Can, Sabitzer, Brandt, Malen, Adeyemi.
Subtitles: Meyer, Laurenz Lotka, Yan Couto, Anton, Nmecha, Guirassy, ​​Beier, Duranville, Kabar, Bynoe-Gittens, Azhil.

If you want glamorous ties, you’ve come to the wrong place. Head over to our Manchester City v Internazionale live blog if that’s your thing.

This watch – which spans three different competitions and several different kick-off times – instead brings you the latest news from a range of truly fascinating competitions, each more obscure, intriguing and hip than the last.

Women’s Champions League Qualification

Anderlecht v Vålerenga (kick-off 18:30, all times BST)
Fiorentina – Wolfsburg (7pm)

Carabao Cup

Brighton v Wolves (7.45pm)
Coventry – Spurs (8pm)

Champions League (all 8pm)

Celtic vs Slovan Bratislava
Club Brugge vs Borussia Dortmund
PSG vs Girona

We also have the latest news from the first kick-off: Bologna v Shakhtar, Sparta Prague v RB Salzburg.

In the Women’s Champions League QualificationAnderlecht host Norwegian champions Vålerenga. Wolfsburg – Champions League kingpins who reached the final in 2016, 2018 and 2023, winning both finals in 2013 and 2014 – travel to Fiorentina, who qualified after finishing third in Serie A last season.

The two Carabao Cup The draw sets up a Premier League clash and a classic draw for Tottenham against last season’s FA Cup semi-finalists Coventry City. Woof.

Some very interesting subplots in the Men’s Champions League on the second night of the new incarnation/league phase. There are five tournament debutants in this year’s competition, and two of them are featured here (Bologna also kick off against Shakhtar at 17:45 BST).

Slovan Bratislava have made it through to the group stage at the 12th time of asking, having made it through four qualifying rounds. Managed by Vladimir Weiss, his namesake son also features in the squad. You may remember Weiss Jr from his spells at Manchester City, Bolton and… er… Glasgow Rangers. Under the lights at Parkhead, Celtic have rarely had a better chance of making a winning start.

Borussia Dortmund, last year’s unlucky finalists, will start this season against Club Brugge. Dortmund have added the likes of Maximilian Beier, Waldemar Anton, Serhou Guirassy, ​​​​Pascal Gross and Yan Couto and shipped a whopping 18 players (including Marco Reus, Youssoufa Moukoko, Sebastién Haller, Mats Hummels and Niclas Füllkrug) and it will be interesting to see how Nuri Sahin shapes his new team this year.

PSG without Kylian Mbappé look revived, perhaps even stronger, since their talisman’s departure to Real Madrid. The French side have played four times and won four so far this season. Goals scored: 16. Goals conceded: three. They host Girona, another debutant, and remain a fascinating prospect despite the departures of Artem Dovbyk, Aleix García and Savinho. The Spanish club’s manager Michel promised earlier this week that 37-year-old striker Cristhian Stuani would hand him the captain’s armband against PSG. “Stuani deserves to be in the starting line-up. He’s been wearing this shirt for years. He deserves it more than anyone,” Michel told reporters.

That’s enough for now. We’ll have some team news coming soon!