GROUP G: Spain's Deportivo La Coruna qualified for the second phase after coming from behind to beat AC Milan 2-1 at the San Siro.

The result was Milan's first home defeat in the competition since December 1996 and ended an 11 match unbeaten run at their home stadium in the Champions League, although it had little import for the Italians who still finished top of the group.

Danish striker Jon Dahl Tomasson put Milan in front with a 34th minute header but the Spaniards equalised in the 58th minute with a spectacular long-range strike from Diego Tristan.

Deportivo's Dutch forward Roy Makaay then grabbed the winner in the 70th minute with a clinical finish after racing onto a long ball forward from Amavisca.

Both teams finished with 12 points in the group but Milan take first place thanks to their 4-0 win at Deportivo.

French side RC Lens battled to an impressive 3-3 draw at Bayern Munich but failed to survive the opening stage.

Bayern Munich, who finished bottom of the group with no wins from six games, looked set to take all the points after striker Markus Feulner gave them a 3-2 lead with three minutes remaining. But Lens equalised in stoppage time with a header from midfielder Jocelyn Blanchard.

Earlier, midfielder Robert Kovac and Hasan Salihamidzic scored for Bayern and a Fink own goal and a Dagui Bakari strike had the side's level at 2-2.

GROUP H: Lokomotiv Moscow cruised into the second group stage with a 2-0 victory over FC Bruges in their final group encounter.

Lokomotiv's goals, which came from their Brazilian forward Julio Cesar and skipper Dmitry Loskov, lifted them into second spot in the group with seven points from six matches, two points ahead of third-placed Bruges.

Barcelona dismissed Galatasaray 3-1 to complete the opening phase with a perfect record. Galatasaray fell behind in the 10th minute as Dani put the home side ahead.

Cihan Haspolatli's header 10 minutes later gave them hope but Barcelona finally ran out comfortable winners with further goals from Gerard and Geovanni.