Matchday 5 of the UEFA Champions League came to a thrilling finish on Wednesday as 31 goals were scored across eight games.
Six of those goals came in Manchester United's 3-3 draw at Galatasaray, in which the English side relinquished a two goal lead twice. United are not mathematically eliminated from the Champions League but are dead last in Group A and will need a lot to go their way on Matchday 6 to reach the last 16.
Arsenal, meanwhile, booked their berth in the knockouts with a resounding 5-0 win over Lens, while Bayern Munich and Real Madrid clinched first place in their respective groups with draws at home.
Here are the final results from Wednesday's matches.
A dramatic day in the Champions League comes to a close with three games that saw five-plus goals, including Arsenal's 6-0 win that sent them through to the next round. Not a bad way to close out Matchday 5.
Joselu ensures his side clinches top spot in their group with a stoppage time goal that Bellingham has the assist on. Napoli will fail to qualify for the round of 16 tonight, which keeps Braga alive ahead of their matchup against the Italian champions on Matchday 6.
Paz maneuvers around Napoli's defense and takes a skilled shot from distance and though it appears Meret has the save, the ball slips through his hands and ends up in the back of the net. It's Paz's first Real Madrid goal and gives his side a 3-2 lead.
Arsenal add to Lens' misery after winning a penalty, which Jorginho converts for his first goal for the Gunners. Arsenal have had six different goalscorers today, and are very much assured of a spot in the last 16 at this point.
As if there wasn't enough going on in this game, A. Silva has been sent off for a harsh challenge on Barella.
Incredible turnaround in Lisbon! Alexis Sanchez from the penalty spot to wipe out Benfica's three-goal advantage created by Joao Mario's first half hat trick.
Suddenly, the hosts do not look comfortable at all. Davide Frattesi with Inter's second to tighten the deficit to just one. Game on!
Maybe, just maybe? The Italians pulls one back through Marko Arnautovic's scruffy goal. Can they find two more in Lisbon?
We have an equalizer in Portugal too with Alvaro Djalo pulling Braga back on terms with a powerful finish to send Union Berlin back to the bottom of Group C.
All square at Santiago Bernabeu! Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa with a fierce leveler for the Italians early in the second half.
We are getting back underway across Europe with plenty more action to come!
Bayern Munich 0-0 Copenhagen
Arsenal 5-0 Lens
Real Madrid 2-1 Napoli
Braga 0-1 Union Berlin
Benfica 3-0 Inter
Sociedad 0-0 Salzburg
This has been a chastening first half for the visitors. Martin Odegaard gets in on the act with Takehiro Tomiyasu providing the assist just before half time.
The Germans take the lead against their 10-man hosts. After Sikou Niakate's sending off, Robin Gosens has put Berlin in front from a Jerome Roussillon assist.
Joao Mario hat trick! Incredible scenes in Lisbon as the former Inter man completes a first half treble. What a time to hit a purple patch in front of goal! A scrappy goal, but he will not care at all. Casper Tengstedt with another assist as that combination comes up trumps again.
This is turning into a rout! Gabriel Martinelli adds the Gunners fourth goal in the space of 14 minutes. What an absolutely ruthless showing this has been!
It is already damage control for the French outfit as Bukayo Saka gets in on the act after being teed up by Gabriel Martinelli to make it three goals in just over 10 minutes.
It is that man Jude Bellingham once again! The England international puts the Spanish giants in front to complete the turnaround. David Alaba with the assist.
Gabriel Jesus adds a goal to his assist! The hosts lead by two goals and are looking comfortable against their French visitors.
Not to be outdone, the Gunners are also off the mark at home to Lens through Kai Havertz's scrappy finish from a Gabriel Jesus assist.
Joao Mario at the double! What a start for the hosts and the Portugal international who has scored twice against his former club inside the opening 15 minutes.
What an incredible 60 seconds! Giovanni Simeone gives Napoli the lead from a Giovanni Di Lorenzo assist only for Real to hit back immediately through Rodrygo after he was teed up by Brahim Diaz. Sensational stuff in the Spanish capital!
Our first goal comes in Portugal! Joao Mario scores for Benfica against former club Inter. Casper Tengstedt nodded it down for the Portuguese midfielder to sweep home past Emil Audero.
The later games are about to kick off, but how can they possibly top the late drama that we have already enjoyed? We are about to find out. Now underway in all of the other games!
The Spanish side are back in action as they duke it out for top honors in Group D, while their Austrian counterparts aim for Europa League. Here are the linups.
Real Sociedad starting XI: Alex Remiro, Odriozola, Elustondo, Zubeldia, Muñoz, Mendez, Zubimendi, Turrientes, Oyarzabal, Cho, Zakharyan
RB Salzburg starting XI: Schlager, Dedic, Piatkowski, Pavlovic, Ulmer, Sucic, Bidstrup, Gloukh, Capaldo, Dorgeles, Ratkov
There were no shortage of goals to open today's action, which is good news for PSV and Galatasaray as they inch closer to the round of 16. United will need help on Matchday 6 to stay alive, while Sevilla are on their way out of all European competition.
After going down 2-0, the Dutch side have completed the comeback and are 3-2 up in stoppage time. Vertessen's ball finds Pepi, and the USMNT forward does the honors to give his side the advantage.
Sanchez and Arnautovic lead the line for Inter against Benfica today. Here's a look at both teams' lineups.
Benfica starting XI: Trubin, Aursnes, A. Silva, Otamendi, Morato, Luís, Neves, Di Maria, R. Silva, Mario, Tengstedt
Inter starting XI: Audero, Bisseck, de Vrij, Acerbi, Darmian, Frattesi, Asllani, Klaassen, Augusto, Arnautovic, Sanchez
Saka is joined by Jesus and Martinelli in Arsenal's front line as they take on Lens. Here are both teams' linesups.
Arsenal starting XI: Raya, Tomiyasu, Saliba, Gabriel, Zinchenko, Odegaard, Rice, Havertz, Saka, Jesus, Martinelli
Lens starting XI: Samba, Gradit, Danso, Medina, Frankowski, Mendy, Abdul Samed, Haïdara, Sotoca, Fulgini, Wahi
A cross lands into Sevilla's box and eventually comes off of Gudelj's leg and lands in the back of his own net. It's 2-2 between Sevilla and PSV now, and that result is likely not good enough to keep the Spanish side in European competition.
