Champions League round-up: Antonio Rudiger earns Real Madrid a dramatic draw against Shakhtar Donetsk

Shakhtar Donetsk were denied a memorable win over Real Madrid as Antonio Rudiger scored a stoppage-time equaliser in their Champions League Group F match in Warsaw.

Oleksandr Zubkov headed the Ukrainians, beaten 2-1 by Real in Spain last week, in front at the start of the second half.

That had looked to be enough for a hard-earned victory, but former Chelsea defender Rudiger headed in a dramatic equaliser in the fifth minute of added time.

Real Madrid sit top of the table, now four points ahead of RB Leipzig, who won 2-0 at Celtic.

The Bhoys went close in the first half when Matt O'Riley and Reo Hatate were both denied by the woodwork in the same attack before Kyogo Furuhashi headed over.

Celtic goalkeeper Joe Hart had saved from Christopher Nkunku then Willi Orban early in the second half, but former Chelsea forward Timo Werner eventually headed Leipzig in front with 15 minutes left and substitute Emil Forsberg wrapped things up late on to leave the Scottish side bottom and unable to progress.

Chelsea are top of Group E after a 2-0 win at AC Milan, who played most of the match with 10 men.

The English side took an early lead from the penalty spot with Jorginho converting after former Blues defender Fikayo Tomori was shown a red card for pulling back Mason Mount.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang doubled the lead in the 33rd minute after being played in by Mount, and substitute Conor Gallagher fired wide during the second half.

Dinamo Zagreb and RB Salzburg drew 1-1 at the Maksimir Stadium.

Nicolas Seiwald gave Salzburg an early lead before the Croatians equalised through Robert Ljubicic’s deflected effort.

Manchester City had a goal ruled out, failed to convert a penalty and then had defender Sergio Gomez sent off in an eventful first