Borussia Dortmund v Lille LIVE – Champions League latest as Adeyemi beauty puts BVB ahead

Ethan Nwaneri has doubled Arsenal's advantage. After not even 25 minutes, that tie feels over.

The corner is headed clear to Adeyemi, just outside the box, left of centre, and he times a gorgeous, cut-across half-volley – think Thiago for Liverpool against Porto – that zips along the turf and inside the near post. Beautiful behaviour.

He darts by Ismaily on the outside, punches a square-pass seeking to give Guirassy a tap-in, and Diakite slides to concede the corner.

This is not, so far, a great game.

Jurrien Timber has given Arsenal the lead.

Dortmund dominate the ball, Lille hope to hit on the counter.

A meg then a drive, he sends the ball wide, and when Brandt crosses for Svensson at the back post, Meunier wins an important header.

But there's something of Pedri about Rodrygo: a player who'd be the star of any team, bar the one he's in.

But Adeyemi can't quite catch up with it. Nice idea, though.

Oozing towards the box, then sliding a pass in behind for Guirassy who, rather than hit a shot first time, steps over the ball, then shoots wide of the near post.

Looking to bait the press, then pass through the lines to Haraldson. But Dortmund cover the spaces well, so eventually Alexsandro wellies a shot from distance that flies over the top.

And it breaks for Gittens, who's crowded out. There's a decent tempo to this, though not, as yet, much quality.

Meantime, though, Rodrygo has just scored an absolute pearler for Real in the Madrid derby. It'll take something for someone to beat them – again.

Adeyemi cuts inside and drags a low shot just wide of the near post.

José María Sánchez looks like he and his bandmates have just got three nos at X Factor auditions.

The away end explodes with flares.

And our teams are tunnelled.

Youngest players to start a UEFA Champions League knockout phase match
16y 233d: Lamine Yamal, Barcelona (vs Napoli, 21/02/2024, R16)
16y 343d: Warren Zaïre-Emery, Paris (vs Bayern, 14/02/2023, R16)
17y 50d: Pau Cubarsí, Barcelona (vs Napoli, 12/03/2024, R16)
17y 153d: Ayyoub Bouaddi, Lille (vs Dortmund, 04/03/2025, R16)

Also have centre-forward to feed, though David is, for mine, a rung or two below Guirassy. They'll also expect Mbappe to target the space in behind the Dortmund defence – he's got the pace on Can – with Haraldson dropping into pockets.