PSV Eindhoven scored three goals after the 86th minute to recover from 2-0 down and beat Shakhtar Donetsk 3-2 in the Champions League.

We're are now more than halfway done with the the Champions League league phase. Matchweek 5 re-shuffled the standings and now the top four leagues in Europe each have one team representative in the top four of the table.

Chelsea are nearly a third of the way through the Premier League season and their chances of qualifying for the Champions League look promising. Enzo Maresca’s team are in third place, having accumulated 22 points through six wins,

With Liverpool still top of the 36-team Champions League table, here's a look at each team's chances of progress and the best players from Matchday 5.

It's a kinder format that leaves plenty to be decided on the final day. Smaller clubs will unquestionably advance to the direct elimination stages of the competition, where the stakes and pressure are higher. Upsets in the playoff round are likely to happen, with plenty of Davids getting a chance to dispatch any struggling Goliaths.

Five games into the new-look Champions League and the 36-team table is finally starting to take shape. Sort of. Strong favourites to progress have emerged, with Arne Slot’s Liverpool sat top of the pile after an impressive 2-0 victory over Real Madrid made it five wins from five.