NINE! COMO EQUAL THE RECORD

Francesco Farioli's side went ahead after 11 minutes with a powerful header from former Southampton defender Jan Bednarek, from Gabri Veiga's corner.

Scott McTominay levelled two minutes before the break. Diogo Costa parried Rasmus Hojlund's effort from Kevin De Bruyne's cross, and the Scotland midfielder buried the rebound. It was his second goal in successive Champions League games after his return from heart surgery.

Porto dominated the second half. Bednarek and Veiga both hit the crossbar before Veiga slotted in the second from Santiago Gimenez's through-ball. Former Arsenal centre-back Jakub Kiwior headed in Hwang In-beom's corner for the third in the 80th minute.

Rafa Marin was sent off for fouling Samu Aghehowa, denying a clear goalscoring opportunity, and Aghehowa scored the penalty. Marin will miss Napoli's trip to Manchester City on 24 November. Both clubs have three points from four games.

Sabah, making their debut in the competition nine years after the club was founded, went ahead against the run of play. Umarali Rakhmonaliev's swift counter-attack ended with Orphe Mbina tapping in from close range.

Viking responded, and Erik Botheim met an excellent cross to turn the ball past the goalkeeper.

Sabah were penalised for handball in the box. Zlatko Tripic's spot-kick was saved, but he prodded in the rebound. Aden McCarthy was then shown a straight red card for a studs-up challenge.

Henrik Falchener rose highest to head in a corner for the third, and Botheim got his second in stoppage time after a calamitous Sabah attempt to play out from the back.

Viking travel to Atletico Madrid on 25 November. Sabah host Barcelona the same evening.

AEK went ahead early when Aboubakary Koita drove in a powerful finish. Jude Bellingham levelled in the 32nd minute with an outrageous back-heel across the face of goal. At 23 years and 128 days, he became the youngest player to score in seven successive Champions League seasons, passing team-mate Kylian Mbappe.

AEK kept going and got their reward 15 minutes from time. Stavros Pilios made a goal-saving block to deny Mbappe, then raced the length of the pitch to finish an attack at the near post.

Three minutes later, Mbappe levelled at the far post from Denzel Dumfries' ball. Two minutes into stoppage time, Federico Valverde, set up by Brahim Diaz, thundered a right-footed shot from outside the box into the top corner.

Koita was sent off after the final whistle as the hosts' frustration boiled over.

Before kick-off, both teams stood for a minute's silence for Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel, who died after an on-field collision in a Spanish second-division match on Monday.

The breakthrough came four minutes into the second half. England Under-21 midfielder Jobe Bellingham's shot was saved by the foot of Betis goalkeeper Alvaro Valles, and former Wolves striker Fabio Silva was well placed to convert the rebound.

Betis equalised in the 67th minute. Substitute Aitor Ruibal had been on for five minutes when he arrived unmarked at the back post to turn in Abde Ezzalzouli's low cross.

Dortmund responded at once. Bellingham's diving header drew a brilliant one-handed save from Valles, and Nico Schlotterbeck headed over. In the 72nd minute, Silva found 18-year-old Konstantinos Karetsas, who scored his first Champions League goal with a low strike.

Both sides have nine points from four games. Dortmund play at Arsenal on 24 November.

After a slow start, Nicolo Tresoldi broke the deadlock. PSV failed to clear a corner, the ball was dinked back into the middle, and the striker nodded in his fifth Champions League goal of the campaign.

Carlos Forbs had chances to extend the lead before the break, while Sergino Dest was PSV's biggest threat and forced Yann Sommer into a couple of good saves.

PSV levelled when Brugge failed to clear Lutsharel Geertruida's low cross. Kodai Sano collected the loose ball and his shot took a big deflection before curling inside the far post.

Brugge went back in front with a superb counter-attack. Joaquin Seys won the ball on the edge of his own area and released Forbs, who raced through and calmly slotted into the far corner.

PSV go to Real Madrid on 24 November. Brugge host Liverpool the following evening.