The UEFA Champions League returns on Tuesday night with a blockbuster Matchday 2 schedule featuring some of Europe's biggest clubs battling for crucial league-phase points.
Among the headline fixtures, Arsenal welcome Lille, Manchester United travel to Atletico Madrid, and Barcelona face a hostile trip to Galatasaray, while Bayern Munich, Inter Milan, Napoli and PSV Eindhoven are also in action.
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Arsenal Look to Extend Dominant Home Form Against Lille
Arsenal enter their clash against Lille boasting one of the strongest recent records in the competition.
The Gunners have won 13 consecutive Champions League league-phase matches and have lost just twice in their last 31 matches at this stage of UEFA competition. Mikel Arteta's side have also scored three or more goals in five of their last six home league-phase games.
Former Lille defender Gabriel will come up against his old club, while Viktor Gyökeres brings added firepower after enjoying success against the French side during his Sporting CP days.
Lille face a daunting challenge, having lost their last eight away matches against English opposition.
What to watch: Can Arsenal continue their near-perfect league-phase record, or will Lille spring a surprise in London?
Atletico Madrid and Manchester United Renew European Rivalry
One of Tuesday's standout fixtures sees Atletico Madrid host Manchester United in the Spanish capital.
United have lost only one of their last 11 matches against Spanish opponents and arrive with confidence in a fixture that rarely lacks drama. The Red Devils' European matches almost always produce goals, with none of their last 49 UEFA games ending 0-0.
Atletico, however, have developed a reputation for strong starts at home, scoring in the first half of 11 of their last 12 Champions League home matches.
What to watch: United's attacking threat versus Diego Simeone's home fortress.
Barcelona Face Hostile test in Istanbul
Barcelona travel to Turkey for a tricky encounter against Galatasaray in what promises to be one of the most atmospheric fixtures of the round.
The Catalans are involved in goals whenever they play in Europe. Their last 31 Champions League matches have produced a staggering 141 goals, averaging more than 4.5 goals per game.
Teen sensation Lamine Yamal continues to chase history and enters the match with 12 Champions League goals as a teenager, just one behind Kylian Mbappe's record.
Galatasaray will draw confidence from home support but have won just one of their last 22 matches against Spanish clubs.
What to watch: Lamine Yamal's pursuit of another record and whether Barcelona can finally keep a clean sheet after 16 Champions League games without one.
Inter Under Pressure Against Club Brugge
Inter Milan desperately need a response when they host Belgian champions Club Brugge.
The Italian giants have lost six of their last seven Champions League matches and arrive on the back of three consecutive defeats in the competition. Another setback would deepen concerns at San Siro.
Club Brugge, meanwhile, are rarely involved in dull contests. Their last 16 Champions League matches have produced 66 goals, averaging more than four goals per game.
What to watch: Will Inter halt their alarming slide, or can Brugge take advantage of their struggles?
Bayern Munich Chase Another Statement Victory
Harry Kane and Bayern Munich travel to Norwegian side Viking aiming to continue their impressive European form.
Kane has scored in eight consecutive Champions League matches, becoming only the fourth player to achieve that feat.
Bayern are unbeaten against Norwegian clubs, winning seven of their nine previous meetings, and have scored four or more goals in five of their last seven Champions League matches.
What to watch: Harry Kane's remarkable scoring streak and another potentially high-scoring Bayern performance.
PSV Seek Rare German Success at Leipzig
Leipzig and PSV Eindhoven both have points to prove after inconsistent recent European campaigns.
Leipzig have won only one of their last 11 Champions League matches and have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 19 UEFA games.
PSV's record in Germany is equally concerning, with the Dutch side winning just once in 21 away matches against German opposition.
What to watch: A contest between two sides eager to revive their European fortunes.
Napoli and Villarreal Battle to End Poor Runs
Villarreal welcome Napoli in a clash featuring two teams desperate to improve their Champions League records.
The Spanish side are winless in their last 12 Champions League matches, while Napoli have failed to win any of their last six away games in the competition.
Previous meetings have been evenly balanced, with both teams claiming two wins apiece from six encounters.
What to watch: Which side can finally end a worrying European drought?
Early Kick-Offs: Lens and Sabah Target Home Advantage
Lens v Sporting CP (6:45pm CAT)
Lens are unbeaten in six Champions League home matches and are chasing a third consecutive victory in the competition. Sporting arrive after winning their last three league-phase matches and carrying a strong recent record against French opposition.
Sabah v Slavia Praha (6:45pm CAT)
Champions League newcomers Sabah have been entertaining throughout qualifying, with goals a regular feature. Slavia Praha, meanwhile, are still searching for their first Champions League proper victory since 2007.
What to watch: Plenty of goals look likely in both early kick-offs.