Arsenal vs Bayern Munich - Champions League LIVE: Latest score and updates as Manuel Neuer howler gifts Gabriel Martinelli goal, Noni Madueke and Jurrien Timber goals while PSG survive scare against Tottenham

In Paris, Kvaratskhelia and Ndjantou are off and Dembele and Ramos are on. A scary sight.

I haven't even had a chance to properly watch or comment on Ndjantou but the 18-year-old will be grateful for a big experience tonight.

Over at the Emirates, Arteta opts to rest some stars: Timber an Eze are off, while Odegaard comes back from injury and Ben White gets a run-out.

Bayern also make three changes but that is simply too many at this stage for me to keep up with.

I wish I could have told you PSG had a penalty before this post but the night has been ludicrously manic!

Vitinha places his penalty in for his hat-trick.

Goals are like buses! No goals until today for Spurs for Kolo Muani... now he has two against his parent club.

They're not going to want him back at this rate!

A superb impact from the subs!

A wonderful cross whipped in from Calafiori, right into the danger zone, and Madueke beats the crowd to poke home his first Champions League goal - and his first for Arsenal.

Oh no. Spurs are collapsing.

It's a pitiful defence of a corner, a bumbling mess, and Pacho can't believe he ends up with teh chance to lash the ball home after several seconds of Spurs not geting it away.

They've thrown away all their good work. PSG are relentless. This could end up a cricket score. The Parc des Princes is pulsating.

Olise is winning this half against Lewis-Skelly.

'Too easy again, Darren,' warns Ally McCoist on TNT Sports' commentary after the winger flies by him again.

Now Calafiori is on for Lewis-Skelly, while Martinelli comes on for Saka. Rice takes the armband.

How did that not go in?!

A barnstorming run down the left from Rice, he plays it across the face of goal and Saka has an empty net to aim for... but Laimer gets there first to scoop the ball to safety. First-rate anticipation.

These games are manic!

An absolute gift from Tottenham. Romero feeds it to Sarr under immense pressure, the midfielder falls and accidentally hooks the ball to Ruiz, and he gratefully seizes the chance. Far too easy.

Mikel Merino sits on the floor and holds his head in his hands. How did that not go in?

It was a corner - of course - and he rose best to meet it. But he turned away from goal for some reason and it glances off his skull and slips wide. If he had been straighter, surely he could have powered that in. The net was gaping.

Kompany goes in the book for dissent after Bayern were penalised for a foul on Eze.

From the free-kick, Rice bends in an unpredictable ball and it falls to Mosquera at point-blank range but Neuer palms it out for a corner... which Bayern defend well.