Estevao lights up Chelsea’s Champions League statement against 10-man Barcelona - reaction

"It all happened very quickly for me, it sort of happened before I knew it. I just found some space, wiggled my way through and then scored that goal. It was such a special moment for me in my career. I hope to score many more.

"It was definitely the best moment of my career so far. I want to score many more for many years. I'm so grateful that my family were here watching me."

Lamine Yamal and Estevao are both 18, both possess a magical left foot and both are already at home on the Champions League stage. They have another thing in common: Yamal has spent most of his young life being compared to Lionel Messi, pre-ordained as Barcelona’s next legendary figure at only 14 years old; Estevao was dubbed “Messinho” when he first emerged at Brazilian club Palmeiras.

Both have understandably tried to shun the comparison and yet there were flickers of a famous Messi goal here at Stamford Bridge.

Here’s a list of today’s Champions League fixtures then:

Pafos vs Monaco - 5.45pm

Copenhagen vs Kairat - 5.45pm

Arsenal vs Bayern Munich

Liverpool vs PSV

PSG vs Tottenham

Olympiacos vs Real Madrid

Sporting vs Club Brugge

Eintracht Frankfurt vs Atalanta

Atletico Madrid vs Inter

Estêvão (18y 215d) is the third teenager to score in each of his first three Champions League starts, after Kylian Mbappé (18y 113d) and Erling Haaland (19y 107d).

The win last night means the Blues have earned their biggest margin of victory over Barcelona in the Champions League while becoming just the third side to beat them at least five times in the competition after Bayern Munich (10) and Paris Saint-Germain (6).

And the report from Newcastle’s loss...

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang dented Newcastle’s Champions Leaguecharge as Marseille came from behind to claim their second win of the campaign.

The Magpies led 1-0 at the Velodrome courtesy of Harvey Barnes’ sixth-minute opener, his third goal in four days after his match-winning double against Manchester City, and were good value for it.

However, they were undone inside five second half minutes when 36-year-old former Arsenal frontman Aubameyang first capitalised on an error by goalkeeper Nick Pope to level and then stabbed the Ligue 1 side ahead amid a much-improved display to snatch a 2-1 victory.

The report from City’s loss to Leverkusen...

There are ways to bring up a century. This was scarcely the most fitting. Pep Guardiola’s 100th Champions League game in charge of Manchester City ranked as one of the worst. And for that, he really only has himself to blame.

City were beaten by managerial complacency and their own lacklustre display as well as by a rather impressive Bayer Leverkusen side. As the teams third in the Premier League and the Bundesliga met, Guardiola picked his second-string side. They came off second best. It was a gamble that backfired, and one that felt all the odder as their next fixture is against out-of-form Leeds. Did he really rest his regulars just for a relegation-threatened team? Because the consequences of a shock setback could involve a spot in the knockout play-off round that City had looked on course to bypass.

Here’s a list of tomorrow’s Champions League fixtures then:

Pafos vs Monaco - 5.45pm

Copenhagen vs Kairat - 5.45pm

Arsenal vs Bayern Munich

Liverpool vs PSV

PSG vs Tottenham

Olympiacos vs Real Madrid

Sporting vs Club Brugge

Eintracht Frankfurt vs Atalanta

Atletico Madrid vs Inter

Chelsea defender Wesley Fofana had this to say to Amazon after full-time:

"It has been an incredible night. We played very well and we stuck to the plan the manager explained to us. We just follow the manager's instructions because we trust him. We know Barcelona play very high so we tried to play with this in mind. We are very happy."