#champions-league

#champions-league

That's where Bodø/Glimt sent shock waves through the soccer world by humiliating Premier League title contenders Manchester City 3-1. It was the team's first-ever win in Europe's most prestigious continental competition, and it could hardly have come in more impressive fashion. A brace by Kasper Waarst Høgh set the Norwegian club on course for the upset, but Jens Petter Hauge's stunning goal was the pick of the bunch.

"We have to win both games; a draw and a win are not enough," Simeone told reporters ahead of Wednesday's clash with Galatasaray.

"Enzo Fernandez was ill yesterday and missed training," Rosenior said. "Estevao has been back in. Jamie Gittens is back in. Malo Gusto is back involved, another outstanding player."

The Champions League has often provided Liverpool with respite from their uneven domestic campaign, and Arne Slot's side once again delivered on the continental stage on matchday six with a hard-fought 1-0 win away to Inter Milan. That victory left the reigning Premier League champions level on points and goal difference with Atletico Madrid, although Liverpool currently sit outside the top eight due to an inferior goals-scored tally, with Real Madrid and Inter also locked on 12 points.

And what better time for a quiz - as we want you to name the biggest goal threats in Champions League history. Not just goalscorers, but providers, as we ask you to name the players with the most combined goals and assists since the competition was rebranded for the 1992/93 season. We're after the top 80 players and you have ten minutes on the clock to name each and every one...

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It's an emotional stadium, there's going to be a great atmosphere. We need a better performance than last time, to be honest.

To be honest, I think it's important for the team's confidence to win and take the three points, but I'm not sure it's the best thing, because if we qualify in the top eight, we won't play in the play-offs," Luis Enrique said ahead of meeting Sporting CP on Tuesday. "And we'll already be missing the Coupe de France matches. But it's certain that the objective is to win and finish in the top eight teams, even if I'm not sure that's the best thing. It's contradictory.

It is important that we go there to qualify though. We have our own objectives. We are not just going there to enjoy the experience. "We believe we can get a result. We have done well against big teams in the Champions League so far this season. The opportunity to play at the Bernabéu against Real Madrid is wonderful. I am excited.