UEFA Cup: Baros brace sinks Bellinzona

Milan Baros struck twice as Galatasaray edged a see-sawing encounter with 10-man Bellinzona 4-3.

Paris St Germain kicked off their campaign with a last-gasp 2-1 win at Kayserispor.

Mateja Kezman gave the Parisians a fifth minute lead and they looked on course for victory until Delio Toledo scored three minutes from full-time.

Peguy Luyindula came to PSG's aid though two minutes later with a winner.

Seydou Doumbia scored an equaliser three minutes from time as Young Boys drew 2-2 at home to Club Brugge, while Austria Vienna defender Franz Schiemer bagged a brace either side of Hernan Rengifo's equaliser to give his side a 2-1 win over Lech Poznan.

NEC Nijmegen, Racing Santander and Besiktas each secured 1-0 wins against Dinamo Bucharest, Honka Espoo and Metalist Kharkiv respectively.

AC Milan secured their first win of the season and eased the pressure on coach Carlo Ancelotti with a 3-1 triumph over FC Zurich while Sampdoria thrashed Kaunas 5-0 to all but seal their place in the group stage.

Sevilla, who have won this competition twice in the past three years, also look likely to go through after they secured a 2-0 win against Salzburg.

Udinese hold the upper hand in their difficult looking tie with Borussia Dortmund after securing a 2-0 away win with first-half goals from Antonio Floro Flores and Gokhan Inler.

Rennes came from a goal behind to secure a 2-1 home win over FC Twente, who were knocked out of the Champions League qualification stage by Arsenal while Rosenborg edged their Scandinavian rivals Brondby 2-1.

Ajax are on course for the group stages after cruising to a 4-1 win at Serbian side Borac.

Benfica will still fancy their chances of progressing to the group stage despite losing 3-2 away to Napoli.

Darren Bent lifted the gloom around White Hart Lane with the winner in a 2-1 win over Wisla Krakow.

Bent headed home with 17 minutes remaining, the striker's third in as many matches, to earn Spurs their first victory during a frustrating start to the campaign.

Everton twice had to fight back to grab a 2-2 draw against Belgian champions Standard Liege.

Liege, who will now fancy their chances of dumping the Merseysiders out of the competition, were ahead early on when Dieumerci Mbokani netted close in after Everton were exposed on the right.

Ayegbeni Yakubu equalised before Joseph Yobo's own goal put the Belgians ahead again, only for Segundo Castillo to equalise with a fine 25-yard strike.