Manchester City and Arsenal face RB Leipzig and Slavia Prague in Champions League
The Guardian Sport • 2 min read • Latest: Nov 4, 2026, 6:30 PM
Last updated Nov 4, 2026

Manchester City and Arsenal are currently playing away matches against RB Leipzig and Slavia Prague, respectively, in the Champions League group stage. Both teams are expected to perform strongly based on their recent form. Other notable fixtures include Borussia Dortmund versus Real Betis and Porto against Napoli. Last night, Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain combined for nine goals in their matches, highlighting the competition's offensive nature this season.
- •Manchester City faces RB Leipzig in a crucial group stage match.
- •Arsenal is away at Slavia Prague as they seek a vital win.
- •Other matches include Borussia Dortmund versus Real Betis.
- •Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain scored a total of nine goals last night.
- 6:30 PMThe Guardian Sport — Champions League: Slavia Prague v Arsenal, RB Leipzig v Manchester City and more – live
"All the latest from the seven 8pm GMT kick-offs Kane’s Ballon d’Or party gives way to hangover for Bayern Live scores | League phase standings | Football Daily For all the valid arguments against the Champions League group phase using a ‘Swiss model’ – and there are many – it has at least produced an entertaining spectacle, with the bigger teams facing each other more regularly and the games, especially this season, producing lots of goals. Last night Manchester United discovered a new brand of chaos-ball to take centre stage, and take some heat off Michael Carrick, while Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain reminded us all why they are considered two of the favourites for the trophy, scoring nine goals between them. Tonight, it’s the turn of Manchester City and Arsenal, who are away at RB Leipzig and Slavia Prague respectively, with both expected to win and win well. Even away from the English teams, there are some interesting ties: Borussia Dortmund v Real Betis and Porto v Napoli stand out as having the potential to thrill, and there’s also Lens v Como, PSV v Club Brugge and the titans of Viking meeting the giants of Sabah. Continue reading...
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