PSG Beat Barca in Six-Goal CL Thriller
Tresoldi’s three goals powered Brugge past Inter after a frantic finish that produced seven total goals and a major upset in the Champions League.
- On Wednesday, Real Betis defeated Feyenoord 1-0 in the Champions League, securing their third consecutive victory in the league phase.
- Midfielder Isco converted a 59th-minute penalty after Abde Ezzalzouli's cross struck the arm of Feyenoord defender Jeremiah in the penalty area.
- Referee Simone Sozza waved away a 68th-minute penalty appeal from Givairo Read after a challenge from Ezzalzouli, while keeper Tjark Ernst made crucial first-half saves against Troy Parrott and Marc Batra.
- Following the defeat, manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side sits 26th in the Champions League table with Internazionale visiting Kuip on November 3.
- Manager Manuel Pellegrini's squad maintains a perfect record after two earlier 3-2 victories against Lille and Porto in their opening Champions League fixtures.
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Feyenoord lose to Real Betis after Isco penalty, extend European away losing streak
Feyenoord suffered defeat at the hands of Spanish side Real Betis in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday. A second-half penalty scored by Isco resulted in a tight 1-0 defeat for the Rotterdammers. The loss marks Feyenoord's eighth consecutive away defeat in European competitions. They had lost the first game of the UEFA Champions League this season against FC Barcelona. They are currently 26th in the 36-team league.
Manchester United's crisis is deepening. The big club was humiliated 1-4 away to Como in the Champions League. - I have to apologize for the performance, says the questioned coach Michael Carrick.
After Leipzig, the small Italian team also sent the English home 4-1, with Roland Sallai and his team scoring four goals away from home.
Bayern Munich-Arsenal Champions League matchup pits attack vs. defense
Six-time winner Bayern Munich plays last season’s runner-up Arsenal and Real Madrid warms up for this weekend’s clasico by facing Leipzig in the Champions League on Wednesday. Como hosts struggling Manchester United in its tiny 10,000-seat Giuseppe Sinigaglia stadium and…
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