In a packed night of Champions League action, Liverpool thrashed Red Star Belgrade while Tottenham were held to a frustrating draw by PSV.
The Reds put four past their visitors to go top of Group C as Napoli drew with PSG while Tottenham are now five points adrift of qualification after conceding a late equaliser in Holland.
Sportsmail’s SPENCER MORGAN has picked out six things you may have missed from Wednesday’s matches…
Anfield issues
Liverpool’s stadium is renowned for its atmosphere on European nights but not all went to plan on Wednesday.
The club took to Twitter on Tuesday to express their excitement ahead of another evening ‘under those special lights’.
However, they were forced to give an embarrassing update hours before the game, revealing the Main Stand was experiencing issues with its power supply.
Pictures soon emerged of the stand being lit by emergency lighting as the club did their best to keep things running smoothly.
The club store also had to be kept shut while a number of food and beverage facilities were out of use.
Areas of the Main Stand are illuminated with emergency lighting after a power supply failure
Away fans kept away
Visiting fans usually enjoy themselves trying to make themselves heard at Anfield but supporters of Red Star had no such opportunity on Wednesday night.
The Champions League clash was played with only Liverpool fans in the stands with Red Star’s supporters serving a two-game ban for a pitch invasion and the setting off of fireworks during the play-offs.
UEFA’s disciplinary committee also fined Red Star £26,824 and ordered them to contact RB Salzburg to pay for damages caused by supporters.
With the Reds going on to run rampant, it’s safe to say the Serbian outfit could have used some support.
Red Star Belgrade supporters served out the second of a two-game ban on Wednesday
Mane man’s up
Sadio Mane had surgery on his hand just over a week ago but that didn’t prevent the forward from starting against Red Star.
Mane sat out the weekend’s victory over Huddersfield after undergoing an operation having broken his thumb while playing for Senegal during the international break.
However, he wasn’t going to miss out again as he played Wednesday’s game with a cast on his left hand. Naturally, it was a red one.
Sadio Mane fights for the ball with Filip Stojkovic while wearing a cast on his left hand
Mane underwent an operation last week after breaking his thumb in action for Senegal
Lloris watches on in horror
Spurs captain Hugo Lloris let his side down when he received a straight red card after rushing out and being beaten to the ball by PSV forward Hirving Lozano.
Tottenham, leading 2-1, had been in control of the game up until that point but knew they’d spend the final 11 minutes under the cosh after being reduced to 10 men.
Having protested with the referee, Lloris eventually made his way off the pitch and down the tunnel as they home side began to pour men forward.
BT Sport’s cameras cut to a shot of the nervous looking goalkeeper watching the game with his arms crossed at the end of the tunnel minutes later.
The Frenchman was right to be worried as Luuk de Jong went on to net a heartbreaking late equaliser for PSV moments later.
Hugo Lloris watches on from the tunnel after being sent off during the second half
The goalkeeper is ushered toward to changing room by an official moments later
Messi family take in the game
Lionel Messi was unable to take part in Barcelona’s clash with Inter Milan due to injury but the club’s talisman was in attendance with his son to cheer on his team-mates.
The Argentine fractured a bone in his right arm during the win over Sevilla at the weekend with the club announcing that he would be sidelined for at least three weeks.
However, he looked in good spirits as he watched on with his arm in a sling with eldest son Thiago by his side.
Lionel Messi (left) and son Thiago watch Barcelona’s clash with Inter Milan from the stands
The Barca talisman was unable to take part in the Champions League clash due to injury
Lokomotwins
Any fans tuning into Lokomotiv Moscow’s clash with Porto may have thought they were seeing double at first. The home side’s starting XI featured a set of twins, Aleksey and Anton Miranchuk.
The pair even showcased their mutual understanding as Aleksey teed up his brother to score Lokomotiv’s only goal of the game.
Alexei Miranchuk (left) and Anton Miranchuk (right) pose ahead of their side’s with Porto