The former Chelsea midfielder was named among the substitutes by Diego Simeone but made an instant impact 10 minutes after he was introduced in the second half. Gallagher pounced on a loose ball in the box to rifle beyond Kjell Scherpen in the Union net to make it 2-0. But, before Gallagher's strike, former Manchester City striker Julian Alvarez scored his second Champions League goal of the season to fire Atletico into the lead in the 39th minute. The Belgian side briefly halved the deficit when former Accrington Stanley defender Ross Sykes headed beyond Jan Oblak with 10 minutes remaining. But substitute Marcos Llorente wrapped up the three points for the Spaniards with a 96th-minute strike for his third goal in this year's competition. With their second win in four matches Atletico have risen to 14th in the table, while Union sit in 26th place.

Goals from Brennan Johnson and Wilson Odobert put Spurs two up and looked to have killed the game, before Johnson was shown a straight red card for sliding in and catching Marcos Lopez's ankle. But even though they only had 10 players on the pitch, Van de Ven scored one of the goals of the season. He picked up the ball inside his own half, on the edge of his own penalty area and stormed down the pitch, dribbling past five Copenhagen players before providing a finish any centre-forward would have been delighted with. Spurs had been booed off the pitch by their supporters following their dismal 1-0 loss to Chelsea at the weekend, but fans were on their feet applauding throughout the second half as Joao Palhinha made it 4-0 when unmarked following good work from Cristian Romero. And it nearly got even better for Tottenham, when they were awarded an injury-time penalty, only for Richarlison to fail to convert the chance by firing the spot-kick against the crossbar. For Van de Ven, it was the perfect response after television cameras had caught him appearing to shun boss Thomas Frank when the Dane asked him and Djed Spence to acknowledge the Spurs fans at the end of the Chelsea game. But, after apologies from both players on Monday, Van de Ven was named in the starting 11 and made a huge impact on this match. The victory means Tottenham have eight points from their four Champions League games, with two wins and two draws. They play at reigning holders Paris St-Germain in their next game in the competition on 26 November. At the halfway stage of the league phase, Tottenham are seventh and on course for a top-eight finish that would see them bypass the play-off round and jump straight into the last 16.

Dusan Vlahovic equalised in the 34th minute to cancel out Maxi Araujo's opener but the Serie A side could not make it two wins in two games under new manager Luciano Spalletti. Sporting arrived on the back of two wins in three European outings this term, and took the lead in the 12th minute when Araujo arrowed a low strike in off the foot of the post. The Portuguese giants almost doubled their lead two minutes later but Trincao saw his deflected effort cannon back off the crossbar. Juventus grew into the half and Vlahovic, whose future in Turin is uncertain with his contract set to expire at the end of the season, drew a magnificent save out of Rui Silva before beating the Sporting goalkeeper with a low finish from a Khephren Thuram cross. The Serb's first goal from open play in 10 games spurred his side on, but Silva produced another fine stop in injury-time to deny Jonathan David. Juventus' five-game winless run in the Champions League - stretching back to last season - is their longest such run in the competition since going six without a win between April and November 2013. They have three points after drawing three of their four games, while Sporting have seven points. On matchday five, Juventus travel to Norway to face Bodo/Glimt (25 November, 20:00 GMT), while Sporting take on Club Brugge in Lisbon (26 November, 20:00 GMT).

Everton started brightly and led through Iliman Ndiaye's fine solo goal - picking the ball up on the right before beating several defenders and leaving the goalkeeper rooted to the spot. The Toffees were well on top, with Jack Grealish hitting the post, until Thierno Barry missed a sitter from three yards out in the 28th minute - and suddenly everything changed. Sunderland took control of the game. Xhaka scored their equaliser early in the second half with a deflected strike from 20 yards out after Enzo le Fee's effort was blocked. The Black Cats had the game's next 16 shots after that Barry miss - but could not find a winner. Sunderland are back in the Champions League places, more than a quarter of the way through the season, while Everton move above Fulham into 14th.

Lamine Yamal and Ferran Torres had put Hansi Flick's side in control, before Rafa Mir pulled one back for the visitors. Rashford's 61st-minute effort sealed the success that moved Barca back to second spot, five points behind leaders Real Madrid. Elche had the ball in the net first, but an offside flag quickly ruled out any celebrations. From then on, Barca took control as Yamal latched on to an Alejandro Balde pass before cutting on to his left foot and firing brilliantly into the far corner for the ninth-minute opener. The hosts doubled their lead two minutes later, Fermin Lopez pouncing on a slip from Adria Pedrosa before crossing for Torres to tap into an empty net. Elche halved the deficit three minutes before the break through Mir who broke the offside trap before curling a shot brilliantly into the bottom corner from the edge of the box. Rashford had the ball in the net early in the second half, but the linesman's flag was up for an offside against Fermin in the build-up. But the England forward wasn't to be denied and found the net soon after, collecting a Fermin pass and powerfully firing beyond Inaki Pena from close range. Mir hit the post twice in the second half, but wasn't able to spark an unlikely comeback with his efforts. Barcelona's victory stretched their home record against Elche in La Liga to 25 matches without defeat, winning 18 of them.