Arsenal vs Bayern Munich - Champions League LIVE: Latest score and updates as Lennart Karl stuns Gunners after Jurrien Timber put Mikel Arteta's side ahead while Kolo Muani puts Tottenham ahead against PSG

Olise is winning this half against Lewis-Skelly.

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

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!

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.

Oh my days. Vitinha again. A beauty again. A curler with his left foot into the far corner from the edge of the box. He is a big moments man. Tottenham's lead snuffed out again.

Randal Kolo Muani punishes his parent club! Remarkable circumstances for his first Spurs goal.

PSG failed to deal with a corner and he thumps in a volley. It's a muted celebration from him but I'm pretty sure I saw the hints of a smile creep into that impassive expression.

Marquinhos almost headed it away on the line but there was simply too much power. Willian Pacho stands there looking nonplussed.

A save by Neuer from Saka's shot!

I don't think it was needed as it was going over the bar but the 39-year-old wasn't taking any chances.

Bayern deal with the corner adequately and Kane drops in to head the ball back to his 'keeper.

His average position in the first half was roughly equivalent to Pavlovic and Kimmich in midfield. As our man Ian Ladyman said before, he is dropping extremely deep. And yet somehow he'll probably score.

Lewis-Skelly had a decent half there against the forbidding test of Olise. He's not shying away from the occasion. So far he's on one tackle and an interception.

But if I was being picky, and putting on the hat of Thomas Tuchel for a moment, I'd argue he could have reacted a tad quicker for the goal. He checked his shoulder for Olise just before Kimmich released his long pass but the winger was out of the blocks faster to react to the flight of the ball. Good awareness but a split second cost him.