CORNERFLICK
Wednesday night brings nine Champions League matches to close out matchweek four, with several ties carrying long head-to-head histories and a few records in reach.
Real Madrid and Liverpool among the main talking points
AEK Athens face Real Madrid at 20:15 UTC. The sides have met four times in UEFA competition, with one win each and two draws. AEK are unbeaten in two home games against Madrid, while Jude Bellingham needs one more appearance to reach 60 Champions League matches. If he does it, he would become the youngest player to reach that mark, aged 23 years and 128 days.
Fenerbahçe meet Liverpool for the first time at 20:15 UTC. Liverpool have only one away win against Turkish clubs in eight attempts, while Fenerbahçe are on their longest run without a Champions League league-phase win, with four draws and six defeats in 10 games.
Records, streaks and first meetings
Borussia Dortmund play Real Betis at 22:30 UTC in the first meeting between the clubs. Betis have won all three league-phase games this season, their first three-match winning run in the competition. RB Leipzig host Manchester City at 22:30 UTC, with Erling Haaland having scored 12 goals in eight matches against Leipzig across his Dortmund and City spells.
Slavia Prague meet Arsenal at 22:30 UTC. Arsenal are unbeaten in 11 games against Czech sides and have not conceded in their six away matches in the Czech Republic. Slavia have gone 18 European matches without a win.