Manchester City will have to wait for progression to the last 16 in the Champions League after being held to a 1-1 draw with Atalanta.

Raheem Sterling scored a seventh minute opener in Milan but Gabriel Jesus then failed to convert a 43rd minute penalty for the visitors, and it proved costly.

Mario Pasalic headed home an equaliser in the 49th and reserve keeper Claudio Bravo – who was a halftime substitute for the injured Ederson – was sent off with around 10 minutes remaining and Pep Guardiola’s side held on for a point.

The vision. The touch. The finish.

It’s a goal straight out of the Pep Guardiola textbook as Manchester City break the deadlock against Atalanta.#ChampionsLeague #OptusSport pic.twitter.com/iFgWXsGUPF

— Optus Sport (@OptusSport) November 6, 2019

Elsewhere in Group C, Shakhtar Donetsk struck twice in stoppage time for a 3-3 draw at Dinamo Zagreb.

City – on ten points – lead Shakhtar and Dinamo by five points with two group matches remaining while Atalanta are bottom on one.

Tottenham put their poor domestic form behind them by recording an impressive 4-0 win over Red Star in Belgrade.

Three days after leaving the field in tears over his role in an opponent’s injury, Son Heung-min scored twice while Giovani Lo Celso and Christian Eriksen also found the net.

Earlier in Group B, Bayern Munich bounced back from their 5-1 drubbing to Eintracht Frankfurt at the weekend in the Bundesliga, beating Olympiakos 2-0.

In the club’s first game since coach Niko Kovac was fired, striker Robert Lewandowski and substitute Ivan Persisic got the crucial goals in Germany.

The Bavarian giants have a maximum 12 points and are assured of finishing in the top two with two games to spare. Tottenham (seven) have opened up a four-point gap on Red Star Belgrade while Olympiakos (one) are last.

In Moscow, Douglas Costa scored in stoppage time to send Juventus through to the next phase.

A sensational winner for Juventus ⚫⚪

This is one of the classiest late goals you’re likely to see this #ChampionsLeague season 🤩#OptusSport pic.twitter.com/8eaYW0NAL4

— Optus Sport (@OptusSport) November 6, 2019

The former Bayern winger finished calmly following a stunning solo run while Aaron Ramsey got the visitors on their way against Lokomotiv.

Juve move on with 10 points in Group D, but Atletico Madrid (seven) missed the chance to join them by losing 2-1 at Bayer Leverkusen (three). The Germans and Russians (three) can both still progress.

Paris Saint-Germain followed Bayern and Juve in booking their spots in the knock-out stage.

Mauro Icardi scored on 22 minutes and goalkeeper Keylor Navas saved a penalty as PSG edged Club Brugge 1-0 in the French capital.

The result saw them through from Group A where they have a maximum 12 points, five clear of Real Madrid who thrashed Galatasaray 6-0 in Spain.

4′ Rodrygo scores first #ChampionsLeague goal
7′ Rodrygo scores his SECOND Champions League goal

Real Madrid are flying against Galatasaray.#OptusSport pic.twitter.com/cvjNK30ESd

— Optus Sport (@OptusSport) November 6, 2019

Brazilian teenager Rodrygo scored a hat-trick, Karim Benzema a brace, and a Sergio Ramos penalty saw off the Turks. 13-time champions Madrid are five points clear of third-place Brugge (two), while Galatasaray are fourth on one point.

-with AAP