A review of all Wednesday night's Champions League action

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Barcelona breezed to a 3-0 win over BATE Borisov in buy cheap fifa 16 coins Champions League Group E, two strikes from Brazilian Neymar sandwiching a 60th minute Luis Suarez work.

The win took Barcelona 5 points clear at the leading from Roma, who moved into second soon after an entertaining 3-2 win over Bayer Leverkusen.

Roma looked to become cruising immediately after targets from Mohamed Salah and Edin Dzeko inside the first half-hour, prior to Admir Mehmedi and Javier Hernandez drew the Germans level.

Miralem Pjanic's 80th minute penalty sealed the points for Roma after Leverkusen captain Omer Toprak was red-carded for pushing over Salah.

Zenit St Petersburg stretched their 100 per cent record in Group H to 4 games having a 2-0 win more than Lyon, for whom Maxime Gonalons was sent off for two bookable offences.

A goal in every single half from striker Artem Dzyuba secured yet another win despite the fact that the hosts did have defender Alexander Anyukov sent off late on.

Valencia stayed in second spot regardless of a 1-0 loss at Gent, for whom Sven Kums scored the winning penalty inside the second half.

Thomas Muller led the way with two ambitions as Bayern Munich left Arsenal's Champions League dream in tatters using a gorgeous 5-1 win over their Group F rivals in Germany.

Early strikes from Robert Lewandowski, Muller and David Alaba gave Pep Guardiola's males - who had lost for the very same opponents in the Emirates Stadium last month - a huge half-time benefit.

Arjen Robben made matters worse for Arsene Wenger's males when he added Bayern's fourth and regardless of Olivier Giroud decreasing the deficit on 69 minutes, Muller struck his second in the 89th minute to pile on the misery.

The outcome, coupled with a 2-1 win for Olympiacos over Dinamo Zagreb in Athens, suggests Arsenal have to win their two remaining group games to stand any possibility of progressing to the knockout stages.

The Greek side came from behind to move six points clear of the Gunners, regardless of Armin Hodzic giving the Croatian side a first-half lead.

Felipe Pardo dragged his side level quickly just after coming on as a substitute and grabbed a dramatic late winner just after Zagreb's Josip Pivaric was sent off for two bookable offences and Kostas Fortounis had missed from the penalty spot.

In Group G Chelsea relieved several of the pressure on under-fire boss Jose Mourinho soon after a 2-1 win over Dynamo Kiev at Stamford Bridge.

Aleksandar Dragovic headed a Willian cross into his personal net to offer the Londoners the lead, then fired his side's equaliser on 77 minutes, prior to Willian won it seven minutes from time having a brilliant free-kick.

The win moved Chelsea into second spot and three points behind leaders Porto, who boosted their hold around the group using a 3-1 win over Maccabi Tel Aviv in Israel.

Targets from Cristian Tello, Andre Andre and Miguel Layun sent the Portuguese side into a 3-0 lead prior to a late Eran Zehavi gave the hosts some consolation.