Man City vs Borussia Dortmund LIVE: Champions League result and reaction as Haaland scores brilliant goal

Pep Guardiola takes charge of his 150th Champions League game tonight, becoming the fifth manager to reach the milestone in the competition.

He’s won 94 of his 149 so far, with only Alex Ferguson (102) and Carlo Ancelotti (99) ever winning more.

Jude Bellingham admits he is not sure how Borussia Dortmund can stop their former star Erling Haaland.

The German side come up against the prolific Norwegian striker as they face his new club Manchester City in the Champions League on Wednesday.

Haaland scored a remarkable 86 goals in just 89 appearances for Dortmund before joining the Premier League champions in a £51million deal over the summer.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is not concerned about the prospect of a fixture pile-up later in the season.

The Premier League champions’ clash with Tottenham last weekend was postponed following the death of the Queen and there is also a possibility their trip to Arsenal on 19 October will be moved.

That is because the Gunners could reschedule their postponed Europa League tie against PSV Eindhoven for that midweek.

With the World Cup due to interrupt the season for six weeks from mid-November, it seems unlikely these City games could be played before the new year.

That could create a backlog in the second half of the campaign but Guardiola is not worrying about it now.

There’ll be reaction from Warsaw, and Celtic’s draw with Shakhtar, to come but the focus flies over to Manchester where Pep Guardiola’s Man City are hosting Borussia Dortmund.

Who will top Group G at the end of this game?

90+6 mins: It is a draw! The points are shared in Poland and despite their dominance throughout the game Celtic have to settle for one point instead of three.

They’re up and running in the Champions League group stages though and still have two home games to play. The knockout stages are still within reach.

90+3 mins: There were five minutes of stoppage time to play but that looks set to be increased after a minor injury to Stepanenko. If Celtic only take a point from this game they’ll feel mightily disappointed.

90 mins: Five minutes of added time to play. That’s more than enough time for someone to score a winning goal. Are we in for some late drama?

87 mins: Close! An aerial pass comes over to Josip Juranovic on the right wing and he bombs forward into space before curling a lovely pass over to the other side of the box.

Daizen Maeda lunges at the ball, gets there, but puts his effort wide of the near post!

84 mins: Chance! That was the moment for Celtic.

Jota blazes the ball into the box from the left wing and picks out Giakoumakis. The forward takes a touch to set himself then drills his effort mere inches wide of the left-hand post!

81 mins: Celtic have bossed this game, they’ve had more possession and more shots but they haven’t found that second goal. As time ticks on they need to be more careful.

The game is there to be won but in pursuing that it could also be lost.