UEFA Champions League live – Manchester City held by Inter Milan as Celtic, Borussia Dortmund and Paris Saint-Germain claim opening victories

What a terrific night of football from across the UEFA Champions League. And it doesn't stop there. We have six more matches coming up tomorrow night as the first round of fixtures are completed in the new-look group phase. Here is what we have live for you with Arsenal, Atletico Madrid and Barcelona in action.

Feyenoord v Bayer Leverkusen 17:45 LIVE on TNT Sports

Red Star Belgrade v Benfica 17:45 LIVE on TNT Sports

Atalanta v Arsenal 20:00 LIVE on TNT Sports

Atletico Madrid v RB Leipzig 20:00 LIVE on TNT Sports

Brest v Sturm Graz 20:00 LIVE on TNT Sports

Monaco v Barcelona 20:00 LIVE on TNT Sports

"I love Italy, but I really enjoy being here," said Guardiola in his post-match media conference following the 0-0 draw with Inter Milan.

"I love English football. It is fantastic. I really enjoy it. They leave you alone to get on with your job. That doesn’t happen anywhere else. This is a great club. I really feel good here. I am pleased to be here."

The TNT Sports pundits wonder what effect a tough battle with Inter in the UEFA Champions League will have on the joust with Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday. Of course, Arsenal visit Europea League winners Atalanta in their tournament opener on Thursday night.

"They're the two best teams in the league, but City are favourites. City are a team who know how to get things done, but Arsenal have shown they are a dangerous opponent," said Rio Ferdinand. "Arsenal have shown they can win multiple ways, and they have the best back four in the league. Which is a great platform to start from."

With two goals for the 1997 UEFA Champions League winners in Belgium this evening, it looks like elusive winger Jamie Bynoe-Gittens is destined for much bigger things as he bids to emulate compatriots Jude Bellingham and Jadon Sancho.

TNT Sports pundits Rio Ferdinand and Joleon Lescott could not believe Matteo Darmian opted for a backheel when the chance to test Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson presented itself in the 0-0 draw at the Etihad.

Visiting goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga allowed a Nuno Mendes cross to wriggle under his body and into the back of the net in the 90th minute as PSG completed a 1-0 home win in their tournament opener.

Internazionale produced a superb rearguard display as they claimed a goalless draw at Manchester City in their UEFA Champions League opener. In a repeat of the 2023 final, both sides struggled to create chances. Inter had the best moments on the counter-attack in the opening hour before City upped the tempo and went close through Phil Foden and Ilkay Gundogan, but the game ended in a draw. Read more here

The Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola put a brave face on the 0-0 UEFA Champions League draw with an uncompromising Inter Milan side at the Etihad by declaring his love for the Premier League champions.

"It was so good. I love my team," said Guardiola on TNT Sports. "Inter are masters of defending. I liked everything about my team. With a little bit more time, we'll be better. Rodri was really good."

Guardiola said he will speak to the club doctor to check on the condition of Kevin De Bruyne, who was forced to depart the action at half-time with an injury.

The Glasgow club's manager Brendan Rodgers has been speaking to TNT Sports about his team's 5-1 victory over Slovan Bratislava in the UEFA Champions League at Celtic Park. "The greed and hunger of the players in the second half. The press, the counter pressing. Just the mentality of the team. I was so proud, and the quality of the goals was sensational."

Manchester City defender Ruben Dias will turn his attention quickly to the Premier League visit of title rivals Arsenal on Sunday after a 0-0 draw with a stubborn Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League. "We'll take the rest we need," said Dias on TNT Sports. "We know Arsenal very well, they know us very well. It's going to be a very intense game. It is still early stages, but is never too early to play a clash like this. So we'll be ready."

It is the first time they have won their opening game in the tournament. And the first time they have scored five in the UEFA Champions League since they defeated Juventus 4-3 at Celtic Park in 2001. Adam Idah enjoyed his camero performance off the bench. And the finish was also a thing of beauty.

How about this for a finish from young English winger Jamie Bynoe-Gittens to seal the deal for Borussia Dortmund in Belgium.

Inter produced a stout defensive display, and looked dangerous on the break in earning a deserved point, but City almost won it late on. Ilkay Gündogan would like to have this one back again.

Looked like the La Liga side had weathered the PSG attacking storm, but a simple error by the goalkeeper undoes all their hard work on the night. PSG off to a winning start.

Bologna 0-0 Shakhtar Donetsk FT LIVE on TNT Sports

Sparta Prague 3-0 Red Bull Salzburg FT LIVE on TNT Sports

Celtic 5-1 Slovan Bratislava FT LIVE on TNT Sports

Club Brugge 0-3 Borussia Dortmund FT LIVE on TNT Sports

Manchester City 0-0 Inter Milan FT LIVE on TNT Sports

Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 Girona kick off FT LIVE on TNT Sports

Game was already a done deal, but the German side round off a positive night's work as Serhou Guirassy chips a penalty into the net with almost the last kick of the match.