Javi Rodriguez first headed in a free-kick from close range, then lashed in a stunning second to leave Martin O'Neill's side pointless after three matches following defeats by Ferencvaros and Benfica. Spanish side Celta enjoyed spells when they dominated the ball in the first half without really opening Celtic up. Ferran Jutgla fired an effort just wide and also forced Sam Johnstone into a smart save just before the break. The Celtic fans were screaming for a penalty when Callum Osmond went down on the edge of the box from a push from Javi Rueda. Replays showed the incident was just outside the penalty area, but the referee saw no infringement at all and waved play on. The Scottish Premiership side had made little impression in the final third, but barely a minute into the second half they took the lead. Haissem Hassan had had little change out of Marcos Alonso, but he ghosted by the former Chelsea man and delivered a cross into the box. It was only half-cleared to Mika Baur, who swept home a smart side-foot finish low past Ionut Radu. Liam Scales saw a header hit the crossbar, but Celta turned the game on its head with two goals in three minutes. Rodriguez met a terrific free-kick delivery with a bullet header to level things up, and then unleashed a rocket from 20 yards which flew past Johnstone and into the net for what proved to be the winning goal.

Sage, 47, came into the game under pressure after his side were thrashed 5-0 by rivals Brighton on Sunday in the Premier League. That was a fifth defeat in all competitions for the French manager, who replaced Oliver Glasner in the summer as Eagles boss. But they were much improved here and put in a spirited performance away in Turkey to earn what could be a valuable Europa League point - their fourth of this European campaign. Palace forward Jean-Philippe Mateta powered in a brilliant 55th-minute strike from an angle after pouncing on a misplaced pass in the Besiktas defence after Yeremy Pino had cancelled out Wilfred Ndidi's opener for the Turkish side. However, Junior Olaitan found the net from outside the area in the 73rd minute to deny Palace the victory their performance deserved. Palace started strongly against a Besiktas side which made nine changes from a weekend defeat by Trabzonspor and the visitors thought they had the lead in the sixth minute when Mateta finished off a superb move but the French striker was ruled to be offside by the Video Assistant Referee (VAR). However, they went into the break behind as Salih Ozcan's good pass over the top saw former Leicester City midfielder Wilfred Ndidi coast from midfield and past the Palace defence with nobody tracking him before he found the net with a good finish. Palace, who made three changes from their weekend humiliation by Brighton, did not panic and were level six minutes after the restart as this time a VAR review went in their favour. Pino stretched to turn home Anan Khalaili's cross only for the assistant referee's flag to go up for an offside in the build-up but it was overturned and the goal was given as the Palace attacker got his fourth of the season. Then just four minutes later, Mateta did get his first goal of the season only for Olaitan to level it up again. Besiktas' hopes of finding a winner were killed off by Umit Akdag getting a red card for a horror challenge on Jorgen Strand Larsen, who was forced off injured later on, before Palace's Daichi Kamada was denied a penalty when he went down in the area.

The Liverpool legend dinked in a first-half penalty before teeing up Franculino Dju to fire in a magnificent second after the interval in an efficient display from the Turkish side. Hearts, depleted by numerous injuries to key first-team players, were lost full-back Harry Milne in training on the eve of this game and lined up with attacker Rogers Mato as their left-back. And defender Christian Borchgrevink was forced off through injury on the stroke of half time as head coach Wouter Vrancken's squad was further diminished. Off the back of their 7-1 Scottish Premiership humbling by Celtic on Sunday, Hearts were under pressure to respond and should have taken an early lead when Malachi Fagan-Walcott hit a post with a free header. However, Trabzonspor grew into the game and after two initial penalty claims were denied - the first for a close offside in the build-up - Salah stepped forward to slot his spot-kick down the middle of Beau Reus' goal. Franculino, who won the penalty when he was felled by Tomas Magnusson, curled into the far corner to double the lead after a well-weighted one-two with Salah. The whipped strike, coming just shy of the hour, put paid to any faint Hearts hopes of a comeback as they remain winless in the competition. Josh McPake flashed wide as the game petered out, and the hosts' Sidny Lopes Cabral was shown a second yellow card for being a touch late on Sabah Kerjota. Hearts remained diligent in their pressing and application, showing resilience and signs of a fightback from their chastening weekend.

The hosts, who won their opening two games, took a fifth-minute lead through Luis Suarez's penalty after Scottish referee Nick Walsh adjudged that Nestory Irankunda had been tripped. However, LASK equalised 10 minutes later through a superb Christoph Lang finish. He was found on the edge of the area, took a touch and then drilled across the goalkeeper and into the far corner. The rest of the first half was pretty even, but the visitors, who had lost their past eight away games in major European competition, were clinical in the second half. Sasa Kalajdzic gave them the lead in the 63rd minute when he was found on the right during a counter-attack and he picked out the far corner with a precise finish. The Austrian champions extended their lead on the break, with Krystof Danek forcing home via the near post. Sporting gave themselves late hope through Suarez, but LASK held on for their first-ever away win in Europe's top competition. Sporting visit Shakhtar Donetsk, who are playing at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge, in their next match on 3 November, while LASK host Slovan Bratislava on the same evening.

The midfielder, who joined from Manchester City in the summer, converted from close range to put the Spaniards in front two minutes before half-time. Arda Guler bundled over the goalline for the second, while Kylian Mbappe scored his 12th goal in 12 games this season, and £120m summer signing Yan Diomande netted against his old club just before the end. RB Leipzig looked the more dangerous side for much of the first half, but were made to rue missed chances as Thibaut Courtois denied both Christopher Nkunku and Romulo with smart saves. Real improved and Bernardo forced the ball over the line after Guler's strike deflected off a defender and squirmed between the legs of goalkeeper Maarten Vandevoordt. The Belgium goalkeeper did well to tip a stinging Federico Valverde effort past the post early in the second half, but was powerless to prevent Guler meeting Mbappe's header across the face of goal for a simple tap-in. Frenchman Mbappe scooped a shot into the side netting from a Jude Bellingham cut-back as he looked for his customary goal, and he found it late on with a curling finish into the corner from the edge of the penalty area. Tidiam Gomis finished off a neat move to pull a goal back for Leipzig, but two minutes later, Real substitute Diomande - who left the German side in the summer - rifled in a spectacular volley from outside the box. After facing Barcelona in the first Clasico of the season on Sunday, 25 October (20:00 GMT), Jose Mourinho's men will travel to Greece to face AEK Athens on Wednesday, 4 November (17:45 GMT), while Leipzig will host Manchester City later that evening at 20:00 GMT.