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F FC Barcelona 20:45 FC Dynamo Kyiv "Being humble" remains the key for Josep Guardiola as his FC Barcelona side look to make history by winning a second successive UEFA Champions League title, with FC Dynamo Kyiv their next guests on Tuesday. Dynamo come into the tie top of Group F having defeated FC Rubin Kazan 3-1 on Matchday 1, while Barcelona are looking for their first goal having been held to a 0-0 draw at FC Internazionale Milano. QuotesJosep Guardiola, Barcelona coachThierry Henry won't play. He has a left thigh injury which will keep him out for six or seven days. Iniesta will be in the team [after a thigh injury]. He's much better now and that's good news for us. If there is one team that isn't favourite to win the title, then it's us because no one has won the Champions League two years in a row. We have confidence after winning the competition last year, but we know we have to work hard for it again like we did last season. By being humble we were able to win, but you have to prove that every day, that's what football is about. I haven't spoken to [Barcelona's former FC Shakhtar Donetsk defender] Chygrynskiy yet about Dynamo. They are top of their domestic league and have very good players such as Shevchenko and Gusev. They are tactically astute under Gazzaev. Valeri Gazzaev, Dynamo coachWe had a day's rest to prepare for the match against FC Barcelona; we trained and saw how Barcelona play and we're ready now for the match. On Tuesday Andriy Shevchenko will be 33. He's doing fine and I hope he will be in the starting XI. He was here 12 years ago. It'll be interesting for him to play and interesting for the crowd to see him play here. Shevchenko is an extraordinary player; one of the best players in the UEFA Champions League. He has a lot of experience and we have a young enough team so that experience is vital. I don't know if Barcelona take Dynamo seriously, but tomorrow they will see how well we have prepared.

G FC Unirea Urziceni 20:45 VfB Stuttgart After losing their opening Group G match to Sevilla FC, FC Unirea Urziceni coach Dan Petrescu has warned that he expects an improved performance against VfB Stuttgart. The Romanian champions may be playing their home games at the Steaua Stadium instead of their own ground, but he believes they are capable of pulling off a surprise. "My players have to understand that they are not debutants anymore," he said. Petrescu's opposite number Marcus Babbel, meanwhile, has been buoyed by a positive weekend result against Eintracht Frankfurt and will be looking to improve on an opening 1-1 draw with Rangers FC.

Dan Petrescu, Unirea coachI have to admit we are delighted to be here at the Steaua Stadium. I played here for so many years and I am a little bit nostalgic, but as far as the match is concerned, my players have to understand they are not debutants anymore. Of course, VfB are favourites, but we have a chance as well and we have to go for it. We didn't make fools of ourselves in Seville. I hope we will be the first Romanian team to get a home UEFA Champions League win [since 1996]. It is hard to surprise German sides; their history – both at national team and club level – proves this, but our players can surprise them with invention and total commitment. Markus Babbel, Stuttgart coachWe are happy to play our second group match against an opponent that is not so well known. They have a problem not playing at their home ground in Urziceni, but it's not our problem. We are totally focused on the match, on showing the same skills as in our last Bundesliga match on Saturday: aggression, running and commitment. They showed their ability in Seville, despite losing the game. They left very little space in defence and only conceded through errors. Unirea also play a very good attacking game and score plenty of goals. They are top in Romania so we will have to be very careful. We know who we're playing and what to expect. We have already played against a Romanian team this season [FC Timişoara, who Stuttgart beat in the play-offs] and we know how high the standard is. We had to give it our all to qualify.
�G Rangers FC 20:45 Sevilla FC Rangers FC manager Walter Smith stressed the importance of picking up points at home as the Scottish champions welcome in-form Sevilla FC to Ibrox looking to build on a creditable 1-1 draw at VfB Stuttgart on Matchday 1. Sevilla kicked off their Group G campaign with a 2-0 win at home to FC Unirea Urziceni and have won four straight in the Liga, but coach Manuel Jiménez will not be letting his side rest on their laurels. "Our form counts for nothing," he said. "We won't go into the match overconfident."

Walter Smith, Rangers managerWe have a doubt over Saša Papac and Steve Davis, but we're hopeful both will be OK. They both missed our weekend game and that gives us an element of doubt about whether they will make it. Pedro Mendes and Steve Davis are both important players for us and it will be good to have them back. Sevilla are a good side. The strength of Spanish football is high and not just at the top; underneath them there are a lot of good teams, Sevilla being one of them. They have a lot of good players. When the draw was made I said I considered them to be favourites. We are at home and if we have any thoughts of progressing then we have to take advantage of our home games. We are hopeful we can get a win. Manuel Jiménez, Sevilla coachWe know all about Rangers. They are the biggest Scottish team in Europe. They have a significant history and they have won more trophies than anyone else in Scotland. This will not be an easy task. They relate to their fans and Scottish, English or Irish clubs always put so much effort in and it will be hard, but we have to try and withstand the sort of onslaught we expect tomorrow. No two games are the same. We are on a good run, but we cannot relax for one minute. Our form counts for nothing and we won't go into the match overconfident. I'm not thinking about playing Real Madrid next weekend. For me they don't exist. As soon as this challenge is over, I'll think about Real Madrid. I respect Rangers' history, stadium and supporters, and most of all I have got huge respect for Walter Smith.
H Arsenal FC 20:45 Olympiacos FC Much water has passed under the bridge since Arsène Wenger and Zico first came up against each other when coaching in Japan. With Arsenal FC and Olympiacos FC getting off to winning starts in this season's UEFA Champions League, the two coaches meet again both aiming to take control of Group H. Wenger's side battled back from 2-0 down to kick off their campaign with a 3-2 win at R. Standard de Liège, while Zico watched on from the stands as Olympiacos defeated AZ Alkmaar 1-0 on the day he was appointed coach of the Greek champions. Arsène Wenger, Arsenal manager:Olympiacos are a team that have to be respected. They have good experience of the Champions League. They played in it for ten consecutive years so they have good inside knowledge of what it is all about. They are a more robust team than you would perhaps expect of a side from Greece. They have good height and a strong presence in the penalty area. I know Zico because when I was in Japan, he was there as well. After that he was the manager of the Japanese national team and took them to the 2006 World Cup, and I still had strong links with the Japanese game. [Goalkeeper] Vito Mannone will start again tomorrow. He had a lot of attention [after the 1-0 win v Fulham FC on Saturday]. His confidence is higher now, but of course so are the expectations of him. Zico, Olympiacos coach: I have joined a club where the supporters are used not only to winning, but winning well. With the quality of players I have here, I'm sure we can do that. We know of the difficulties we face playing against Arsenal – especially in their stadium. But we'll do all we can to get a good result. We cannot be fearful, we must be brave. Our confidence is good and I will field the same team as in the last game [against Panionios GSS]. We are eleven players against eleven and we have to believe that we are their equal. I remember Arsène Wenger very well from our time in Japan. I like the way his teams play, with an offensive mentality – it is a philosophy I share. I think he gets the best out of the players he has, and this is the key to his success. Arsenal have many players I admire – such as Fàbregas, Van Persie and Eduardo. I'm very happy that Eduardo is back from his injury – he spent three weeks recovering at my academy in Brazil. But of course I hope he won't score a goal against us!
H AZ Alkmaar 20:45 R. Standard de Liège AZ Alkmaar coach Ronald Koeman said his side "are longing for a victory" as the Dutch champions host R. Standard de Liège looking for liftoff after a difficult start to the season both in Europe and on the domestic front. AZ are eight points off the lead in the Eredivisie and lost their Group H opener at Olympiacos FC. Their Belgian rivals, meanwhile, have won just four of their nine matches in defence of their title, and after throwing away a 2-0 lead in defeat against Arsenal FC on Matchday 1, coach László Bölöni is looking for an immediate reply. "It is important we do not stand still for too long after a setback," he said. QuotesRonald Koeman, AZ coachStandard are a bit like AZ. They have had a difficult start to the season after becoming champions last term. But they are a real team, compact and good fast players up front. It will be tough, they showed that already against Arsenal, but it is not an impossible mission. We are still calm, which is also a characteristic of the club. Obviously the atmosphere is different, as good atmosphere often goes together with good results. We are longing for a victory, and that has to be the goal for the game. László Bölöni, Standard coachWe will do our best to get better results. The team are starting to learn and are getting more courage. We need some good results now. We started well against Arsenal, but now we have to collect some points. I expect my players to be enthusiastic and to be up for it so our engine will run smoothly. It is important we do not stand still for too long after a setback. Obviously the Champions League is on a different level to our usual competition, so we need that perseverance. I do not believe the loser of this match will already be knocked out of the competition. PREDICTION E ACF Fiorentina 20:45 Liverpool FC 1-2 E Debreceni VSC 20:45 Olympique Lyonnais 1-3 F FC Rubin Kazan 18:30 FC Internazionale Milano 1-1 F FC Barcelona 20:45 FC Dynamo Kyiv 4-0 G FC Unirea Urziceni 20:45 VfB Stuttgart 2-2 G Rangers FC 20:45 Sevilla FC 1-1 H Arsenal FC 20:45 Olympiacos FC 3-0 H AZ Alkmaar 20:45 R. Standard de Liège 2-2