Former Juventus teammates Zinedine Zidane and Antonio Conte will be looking nervous on opposite benches on UEFA Champions League Matchday 3 as Ferrán Torres and Duvan Zapata aim to maintain their goalscoring streaks. Here is a look at the important matches to look forward to on Tuesday night.

Zidane v Conte: a deadly double-header

Things have not worked out so well for the biggest names in Group B. Real Madrid host Inter Milan with the two sides occupying the bottom slots, meaning a draw would be an unwelcome outcome for former Juventus teammates Zinedine Zidane and Antonio Conte in their first meeting as coaches. Madrid have started poorly in both games so far: they were 3-0 behind at half-time against Shakhtar Donetsk, and 2-0 down inside the hour against Borussia Monchengladbach. Can draw specialists Inter catch them cold again?

Pitmen digging for victory

"When a draw feels like a win" beamed Ukrainian paper Segodnya after Shakhtar earned their fourth point in Matchday 2's 0-0 draw against Inter. Stricken by illness at the beginning of the campaign, Luis Castro's men have prospered in adversity, the coach sticking with the patched-together team that won in Madrid. "We have to be fair in football and reward the players," he explained. Can Salzburg end Bayern's run?

It is a grand occasion in the Germanophone world as the champions of Austria welcome their German counterparts for the first time. Jesse Marsch's side were unfortunate to lose at Atletico on Matchday 2 while Bayern were a little underwhelming in their 2-1 win at Lokomotiv Moscow. Bayern have yet to lose in six matches against Austrian clubs in Europe's top competition (W4 D2), but like Hansi Flick's team's 13-game continental winning streak, it's a run that has to end somewhere.

Atalanta await shaky Liverpool

Last year, Atalanta's maiden season started disastrously, losing their first three group matches. This time, Gian Piero Gasperini's side have four points from two games, having recovered from 2-0 down to hold Ajax on 27 October. Now they could overtake the English champions with a Matchday 3 win, and the Reds' injury-hit defence should be wary of Colombian striker Duvan Zapata who has scored three Group D goals already.

City thriving in adversity

As Marseille were beaten 3-0 in France on Matchday 2, Ferran Torres became the first Manchester City player since Mario Balotelli in 2011 to score in his first two European games. Injuries have prompted some reshuffling at City, but Torres and fellow 20-year-old Phil Foden have benefited, with Kevin De Bruyne also returning in style at the Stade Velodrome. "Wow, we played really well," said coach Pep Guardiola. Will he be wowed again when his side entertain Olympiacos?