Is this Arsenal’s year in Europe? Wenger thinks only two teams can deny them gloryWenger tips Arsenal for Champions League glory but warns of "two teams who could stand in their way"Former Arsenal

Benfica hosts German outfit Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League, hoping to collect a first win of the European campaign and move away from the base of the standings.

Bayern are more aggressive and better balanced than they've been in years. They also possess arguably the best striker in the world, Harry Kane, whose leadership and game-changing ability have led to 17 goals in 12 starts across the Bundesliga and Europe this season.

Italy have climbed to fifth place in the UEFA Coefficient Ranking, which gives two extra Champions League places at the end of the season.Italy have climbed the UEFA Coefficient Ranking after the

Newcastle United hosted Athletic Bilbao at St. James Park, trying to get their third UEFA Champions League win in a row during Matchday 4 of the league phase.

32' Bayern are making quite the statement in the French capital, now boasting a 2-0 lead over reigning Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain! Marquinhos has the ball but he does not even notice Luis Diaz pressing him and so the Bayern attacker nicks the ball off him, wasting no time going for goal and completing a brace.

The top five finishers in the Premier League last season earned Champions League spots thanks to the strong showing of English clubs in the three European club competitions

At 15 years and 308 days, the Arsenal wonderkid in now the youngest player to ever feature in a Champions League match, and he’s the only person under the age of 16 to play in Europe’s leading competition.

England are on track to once again receive a fifth Champions League place for next season's competition after a fine collective start from their teams.

Victor Osimhen's historic hat-trick in five key statsVictor Osimhen/@L'EquipeBy netting a hat-trick against Ajax Amsterdam, Victor Osimhen propelled Galatasaray to a 3-0 victory and moved the club up

The record for the Champions League’s youngest ever performer was obliterated by Arsenal starlet Max Dowman, who became the first 15-year-old to ever turn out in the competition. The precocious forward featured from the bench in a 3–0 win away at Slavia Prague as he continues to topple records at club level.