Europa League: Roma are denied all three points after that late equaliser from Paredes.

Europa League: Two second-half goals secure a win for the French side.

Europa League: A comprehensive victory for Jordan Henderson and co.

Europa League: A late leveller in Rome! It’s an effective set-piece, a free-kick towards the far post headed into the middle by Unai Núñez; Aitor Paredes finds the net with a header of his own.

Women’s Champions League: Suzanne Wrack has the story from Meadow Park.

Women’s Champions League: Garry in Paris works as a Netflix show, right? (Yes, I’m firmly aware this game wasn’t played in Paris.) Anywho, here’s Tom Garry’s report.

Europa League: Mika Godts has plenty of time and space to slot into a gaping net after a cutback from the right. The 19-year-old has two, Ajax four.

Europa League: It’s a Barclaysmen goal. Wilfried Zaha, out on the left wing, pokes a deft pass into the path of Saïd Benrahma, who completes the move.

Europa League: Rayan Cherki breaks the deadlock, wiggling away on the right side of the area to make room for a thumping hit, on target from a tight angle.

Women’s Champions League: It ends up being very comfortable. Arsenal advance to the group stages, brushing away any memories of that first-leg defeat to Häcken.

Europa League: Ajax’s domination continues. They work it around the edge of the box before Kenneth Taylor’s left foot slams in the hit from inside the D.

Women’s Champions League: A huge result for Celtic – they’re through to the group stages of this competition for the very first time.

Europa League: The lead doubles for the Dutch, a very fine counterattack completed by Mika Godts after Bertrand Traoré slides a pass in from the right.

Women’s Champions League: They’re on their way to the main show.

Women’s Champions League: Manchester City advance to the group stages … though we kinda knew it was happening before this game even started.

Women’s Champions League: Alba Redondo adds another just before the full-time whistle for Real Madrid, completing their turnaround after Sporting took the lead.

Europa League: The full story from Rangers’ enjoyable evening.

Women’s Champions League: Shannon McGregor gets her head on the cross from the right to double Celtic’s lead and make it 3-0 on aggregate.

Women’s Champions League: Arsenal can breathe a little easier, now leading 3-1 on aggregate. Beth Mead is the goalscorer, lashing a volley into the net.

Europa League: We’re up and running in Rome. Angeliño, advancing into space on the left, sends in a delicious cross and the big man, Artem Dovbyk, heads in.

Europa League: Kian Fitz-Jim is on hand to get the final touch inside the area after some impressive work down the left-hand side from Kenneth Taylor. Jordan Henderson (remember him?) is in action.

Women’s Champions League: Emma Lawton heads in to get Celtic up and running in the second leg, their aggregate lead now 2-0. A first appearance in the group stages awaits.

Women’s Champions League: Khadija Shaw has her second of the match and City have their eighth of the tie as the procession continues.

Women’s Champions League: They’ve turned it around. It’s a scrappy goal, the ball falling perfectly for Mariona Caldentey in the box, her shot deflecting off a defender and looping over the keeper into the net. Arsenal now lead 2-1 on aggregate.

Women’s Champions League: Arsenal are back in this tie. Trailing 1-0 from the first leg, they’ve got the early goal they were craving through Lia Walti, her left foot smashing home from outside the box.

Women’s Champions League: Mary Earps’ side could not deliver an audacious comeback. I missed mentioning Juventus’ second, delivered by Barbara Bonansea, to kill the tie. The Italian team advance to the group stages of the Champions League.

Europa League: It ends up being 10 on 10, but Fenerbahce hold on after a nervy couple of minutes to take the victory.

Europa League: Joy for the Scots in Sweden.

Europa League: Some late drama in this one, with Ross Sykes slotting in on the rebound after a strike from range hits the post. And it comes just a minute after the visitors missed a penalty! Bright Osayi-Samuel got a second yellow for a rash challenge in the area – Franjo Ivanovic had his spotkick saved.

Women’s Champions League: The carnage continues. City now lead 7-0 on aggregate thanks to Khadija Shaw. Chloe Kelly gets on the end of a through ball on the left-hand side and squares the ball to Shaw for a simple finish.

Europa League: Union, down to 10 men after a Kevin Mac Allister red card for making his family disappear, concede their second. Bright Osayi-Samuel’s shot is saved by the keeper but bounces back off the defender Christian Burgess and into the net.

Europa League: That’ll be the three points, surely, after some excellent work from Ross McCausland. A long punt forward sees the ball drop outside the Malmö box; McCausland drifts centrally from the right, chests the ball down, takes another touch to set up the left-foot strike from the edge of the area. It’s a lovely finish.

Women’s Champions League: An early goal at the Joie Stadium, too, with Chloe Kelly making it 6-0 on aggregate to Manchester City.

Women’s Champions League: We’re off to a rollicking start in this one, Sporting levelling the tie on aggregate through Ana Capeta before a goal from Madrid’s Sandie Toletti just two minutes later. Real Madrid lead 3-2 on aggregate.

Women’s Champions League: Can PSG still do this? Romée Leuchter scores from the spot to level things up on the night – Juventus lead 4-2 on aggregate.

Women’s Champions League: Real won the first leg 2-1, courtesy of a stoppage-time winner from Melanie Leupolz, formerly of Chelsea.

Women’s Champions League: On to the 7pm kick-offs we go. Manchester City have this one already sewn up, having won the first leg 5-0.

Here’s how we’re looking in the 5.45pm (BST) kick-offs:

Women’s Champions League qualifying:

• PSG 0-1 Juventus (agg: 1-4)

Europa League:

• Fenerbahce 1-0 Union Saint-Gilloise

• Malmö 0-1 Rangers

Europa League: The Leicester old boy strikes. Soyuncu is up in the six-yard box from a corner and is quick to the bouncing ball to hook it into the net. José Mourinho sips on his water bottle.

Women’s Champions League: Juventus make their aggregate lead 4-1, with Sofia Cantore slotting in after a game of pinball in the PSG box from a corner.

Europa League: Not even a minute on the clock! It’s a backpass gone wrong from Malmö, which Cyriel Dessers gets on the end of. He goes around the keeper, somehow misses the open goal, but the ball comes off the post for Nedim Bajrami to slot in.

Europa League: Of course José has a pic on Fenerbahce’s team sheet. They’ve got some serious Europa heritage thanks to Youssef En-Nesyri, signed from Sevilla – who usually run this show – in the summer.

Women’s Champions League: England’s Mary Earps is in the PSG XI for their encounter against Juventus, her side having lost the first leg 3-1.

Juventus: Peyraud-Magnin, Lenzini, Calligaris, Cascarino, Bergamaschi, Caruso (c), Bennison, Krumbiegel, Cantore, Girelli, Beccari

Europa League: Dutch defender Neraysho Kasanwirjo makes his first start for Rangers, who are third in the league after five games.

Hello, hello and welcome to tonight’s European show. We’ve got Women’s Champions League qualifying to keep tabs on, as well as some edgy Europa League action – yes, that’s right, we know you’re only here to hear about Ajax’s Wout Weghorst meeting his old teammates at Besiktas.

The key plotline for the evening – from an English perspective – is the position Arsenal find themselves in. One-nil down from their first leg against Häcken in the Women’s Champions League, they need victory by two goals at home to advance to the group stages (yes, I’ve done the maths).

These are the ones I’ll be keeping a closer eye on tonight:

Women’s Champions League qualifying (all times BST):

PSG v Juventus – 5.45pm
Manchester City v Paris FC – 7pm
Real Madrid v Sporting – 7pm
Celtic v Vorskla Poltava – 7.15pm
Arsenal v Häcken – 7.30pm

Europa League:

Fenerbahce v Union SG – 5.45pm
Malmö v Rangers – 5.45pm
Ajax v Besiktas – 8pm
Roma v Athletic Bilbao – 8pm
Lyon v Olympiakos – 8pm