The UEFA Champions League continues tonight with nine matches, with particular attention on Real Madrid and Liverpool as both teams aim to maintain their winning records in this season`s competition.

One of the most anticipated encounters is Fenerbahce's clash with Liverpool in Istanbul, which RTK will broadcast live.

Liverpool have won all three of their opening matches against Atletico Madrid, LASK and Villarreal. However, the English side will be looking to overcome a difficult record, having failed to win any of their six away matches against Turkish clubs in the Champions League.

The match is also expected to attract particular interest among Kosovo fans, as Kosovo national team striker Vedat Muriqi is expected to start for Fenerbahce.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid travel to Greece to face AEK, hoping to extend their perfect start to the competition. The Spanish giants have recorded three victories, beating Inter 2-1, Roma 4-3 and Leipzig 4-1.

However, their trip to Athens could prove challenging. Real Madrid have won just one of eight European away matches against Greek teams. AEK, meanwhile, have never lost in their two home encounters against the Spanish club.

Seven additional matches will kick off at 21:00, including the encounter between RB Leipzig and Manchester City.

Manchester City are targeting their third victory of the campaign, while Leipzig will be looking to bounce back from their 4-1 defeat to Real Madrid in the previous round. City have won four of their last six meetings with the German side.

Arsenal will also be in action away from home, taking on Slavia Prague. The London club remains unbeaten this season, having defeated Napoli and Lille and drawn 2-2 with Bayern Munich.
Elsewhere, Borussia Dortmund host Real Betis, while Porto face Napoli in another highly anticipated encounter.

Tonight's Champions League fixtures
18:45
AEK – Real Madrid
Fenerbahce – Liverpool
21:00
Borussia Dortmund – Real Betis
RB Leipzig – Manchester City
Lens – Como
Porto – Napoli
PSV Eindhoven – Club Brugge
Slavia Prague – Arsenal
Viking – Sabah