Sevilla vs Man City LIVE: Champions League result and final score as Erling Haaland gets two goals

This will be the second time Sevilla and Man City have met in major European competition - the Premier League side won home and away in the 2015/16 Champions League group stage.

It is Pep Guardiola’s first meeting with Sevilla since March 2012 when he was Barcelona boss. Guardiola has won just one of his past seven Champions League away games against Spanish sides - a 2-1 victory at Real Madrid in February 2020.

Ready to go.

Tonight’s defeat is only the third time that Chelsea have lost their opening match of a Champions League campaign in 19 seasons.

No team have ever won the Champions League after losing their first game.

Reaction from Chelsea’s defeat still to come but the focus moves over to Spain where Manchester City are getting prepared to take on Sevilla in their opening Champions League game.

Pep Guardiola’s side are boosted by the signing of Erling Haaland but the City boss says that the team isn’t relying on the forward to get them over the line.

“If we rely all on Erling’s shoulders we don’t win the Champions League,” said Guardiola. “I understand everyone talks about Erling but I have three, four, five new players and it’s important they all settle.

“We don’t win just for Erling and don’t lose just for Erling. He has a special quality and might be able to solve some problems.”

90+8 mins: Chelsea are beaten! Their lacklustre start to the season continues in the Champions League as Dinamo Zagreb extend their winning run at the Stadion Maksimir.

Mislav Orsic’s counter-attacking strike was the difference between the teams. Chelsea were wasteful and unconvincing in front of goal.

Dinamo deserved their win and they’re moving to the top of Group E!

90+4 mins: What a bizarre occurrance. Hakim Ziyech catches the ball to take a throw-in only to discover the ball hasn’t actually crossed the line.

Free-kick to Dinamo for handball, not Chelsea’s night at all.

90 mins: Eight minutes of added time to play! Eight! That’s bonkers. Where have they found eight minutes from?

There have been plenty of substitutions but time-wasting has been at a minimum and there hasn’t been any lenghty injuries.

Dinamo Zagreb can feel aggrieved about that one. There’s plenty of time for a Chelsea equaliser.

88 mins: Dinamo Zagreb’s Bruno Petkovic holds up the ball against Welsey Fofana and draws the young defender into making a foul.

The home side take their time getting the match back underway and they just dink it up the pitch where Marc Cucurella intercepts the ball.

85 mins: Incredible from Livakovic!

The Dinamo Zagreb goalkeeper leaps across to his left as Reece James fizzes a shot at the near post. He tips it onto the post but Chelsea manage to recycle the ball and flick it into Mason Mount.

Mount hits one on the half-volley and forces another sharp two-handed save from Livakovic who can only palm it across to Ziyech.

Ziyech blasts one back at him and the goalkeeper sticks out his left leg to deny Chelsea a third time in quick succession before the whistle goes for an offside against Ziyech.

82 mins: Robert Ljubicic puts in a fantastic block to stop Kai Haverz’s header from inside the six yard box from going into the net. Dinamo Zagreb have left nothing on the pitch and if they claim this victory it’ll be fully deserved.