📸 Picture perfect: The story of matchday four in the Champions League | OneFootball

Barcelona and Juventus are staring at the exit door, Mohamed Salah made history and Napoli continue to impress.

Here are some of the best images that caught the beauty, and the chaos, of another eventful two nights of Champions League action.

Robert Lewandowski’s stoppage-time equaliser may have saved Barcelona for now, but a win for Inter in their final two games would knock them out of the competition.

Inter thought they had won it tonight, leading to an impromptu pitch invasion …

It wasn’t to be for Rangers as they were eliminated from the competition after a heavy home defeat to Liverpool, in a game where Mohamed Salah scored the quickest hat-trick in Champions League history.

Eintracht Frankfurt supporters made themselves known in north London but their night ended in defeat as well as Tottenham ran out 3-2 winners.

Napoli progress to the last-16 with a 100% record and are quickly being tipped as dark horses.

Danish side Copenhagen became the first team to stop Manchester City scoring this season, and avoided defeat against English opposition for the first time since 2006.

Antonio Rüdiger was Real Madrid’s hero after scoring a 95th-minute equaliser against Shakhtar Donetsk to seal their progress into the knockout rounds, but he got one hell of a knock in the process.

Maccabi Haifa overcame the might of Juventus to win their first home game in the Champions League group stage since 2002 and their first in nine consecutive fixtures, leaving the Italian giants on the verge of an exit.

Not a lot has gone against Olivier Giroud this season but the Frenchman was on the receiving end of a 2-0 defeat against his former club Chelsea, which leaves Milan scrambling to make the knockout rounds.

Catch up on all the results from matchday four here.