Sporting vs Arsenal, Bayern Munich vs PSG and more: Champions League – live | Champions League

Sporting vs Arsenal, Bayern Munich vs PSG and more: Champions League – live | Champions League

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GOAL! Leverkusen 2-0 Salzburg (Grimaldo 11′)

Double problem for Salzburg, as Alejandro Grimaldo scores a beautiful free kick and puts Leverkusen under control.

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GOAL! Barcelona – Brest 1-0 (Lewandowski penalty 8′)

Robert Lewandowski is completely rattled by the Brest keeper and is awarded a penalty, which he converts with absolute ease. With this goal he joins Ronaldo and Messi as the Champions League’s exclusive 100th club.

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GOAL! Leverkusen – Salzburg 1:0 (Wirtz penalty 9′)

Florian Wirtz sinks the penalty, and another penalty threatens elsewhere…

Florian Wirtz puts Leverkusen in the lead in Austria. Photo: Lars Baron/Getty Images
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GOAL! Sporting 0-1 Arsenal (Martinelli 7′)

Now we have a goal – and it goes to Arsenal! With a clever passing game, Rice serves Timber on the right side, and his low cross is sent into the goal by Martinelli at the far post.

Gabriel Martinelli scores the opening goal for Arsenal. Photo: David Price/Arsenal FC/Getty Images
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Arsenal took an early lead against a compact-looking Sporting defense. No goals across Europe, although Leverkusen have a penalty awarded after VAR review one of them Ricochet handballs…

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On Camp Nou Montjuic, Ajorque misses a reasonably good chance for Brest early on. At the Etihad, Gündogan sees his mid-range shot deflected from behind.

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Look!

We’re in Barcelona, ​​​​Bern, Leverkusen, Lisbon, Milan, Manchester and Munich, where Bayern against PSG started a few minutes late.

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The seven Champions League kick-off games at 8 p.m. are about to end. In the championshipNorwich are in the lead, Plymouth and Sheffield United are a goal ahead of Oxford at home.

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“This Arsenal team looks very strong,” writes Bill Hargreaves. “People like Nwaneri, Jesus and Sterling on the bench. I could see them doing well tonight and in this competition.”

Charles Antaki said: “This looks like a very good Arsenal team. Declan Rice has been reinstated and, of course, clever schemer Martin Ødegaard is back in top form. Of course, for the ever-worried Arsenal fan, this inevitably means coming home with their tail between their legs. So it’s a draw.”

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“Does Ibrahimovic on the Bayern bench have anything to do with Zlatan?” asks Mike Jakeman. Unfortunately not – but Arijon Ibrahimovic could become a star in his own right. The attacking midfielder is one of FC Bayern’s brightest young talents and is trying to win a place in Vincent Kompany’s squad after a recent injury.

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It’s finished Slovan Bratislava – Milan 2:3with the Slovakian team remaining bottom with no points from five games. Here, however, they did it well – in contrast Sparta Praguewho lost 6-0 to Atlético Madrid.

These results mean Atlético and Milan sit in ninth and tenth place respectively and are breathing down Aston Villa’s neck in the battle for the top eight.

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There are also seven Championship games on the night, plus a top line-up in League One and Hibs v Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership. I will do my best to keep you updated, but our live feed is also available to you.

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Milan took care of business in Bratislava, Rafael Leão putting them 2-1 ahead before Tammy Abraham capitalized on an unfortunate back pass to make the final score 3-0. In Prague, Sparta lost 0-4 to Atlético, Álvarez (again) and Griezmann scored the goals in the second half.

Rafael Leão knows where this is leading. Photo: Petr David Josek/AP
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More team news, starting in Catalonia…

Barcelona vs. Brest

Barcelona (4-3-3): Pena; Kounde, Cubarsi, Martinez, Gerard; Casado, Pedri, Fermin Lopez; Raphinha (c), Lewandowski, Olmo.
Substitutes: Szczesny, Kochen, Balde, Gavi, Torre, Victor, de Jong, Garcia, Fort, Dominguez, Cuenca, Guille Fernandez.

Brest (4-4-2): Bizot; Lala, Le Cardinal, Chardonnet (c), Haidara; Camara, Fernandes, Magnetti, Doumbia; Sima, Ajorque.
Substitutes: Coudert, Jauny, Niakhate Ndiaye, Del Castillo, Camblan, Balde, Faivre, Amavi, Pereira Lage, Martin, Salah.

…While Leipzig only has six players on the bench at San Siro due to an injury crisis…

Inter vs RB Leipzig

Internazionale (3-5-2): Summer; Pavard, de Vrij, Bastoni; Dumfries, Barella, Calhanoglu, Zielinski, Dimarco; Taremi, Lautaro Martinez.
Substitutes: Di Gennaro, Josep Martinez, Arnautovic, Thuram, Buchanan, Asllani, Mkhitaryan, Carlos Augusto, Bisseck, Darmian, Aidoo.

RB Leipzig (4-4-2): Gulacsi; Geertruida, Orban, Lukeba, Henrichs; Baumgartner, Haidara, Kampl, Nusa; Andre Silva, Openda.
Substitutes: Vandevoordt, Seiwald, Vermeeren, Ouedraogo, Sesko, Gebel.

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Bayern Munich vs PSG teams

Bayern Munich (4-2-3-1): New (c); Laimer, Upamecano, Kim, Davies; Kimmich, Goretzka; Sane, Musiala, Coman; Kane.
Substitutes: Peretz, Schmitt, Gnabry, Dier, Olise, Ibrahimovic, Guerreiro, Boey, Muller, Tel.

Paris Saint Germain (4-3-3): Safonov; Hakimi, Marquinhos (c), Pacho, Nuno Mendes; Joao Neves, Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz; Zaire Emery, Dembele, Barcola.
Substitutes: Donnarumma, Tenas, Goncalo Ramos, Asensio, Doue, Lee, Muani, Lucas Beraldo, Skriniar, Zague.

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Sporting vs Arsenal teams

Sporting CP (3-4-3): Israel; St. Juste, Diomande, Inacio; Quenda, Morita, Hjulmand (c), Araujo: Edwards, Gyokeres, Trincao.
Substitutes: Kovacevic, Callai, Matheus Reis, Harder, Catamo, Fresneda, Braganca, Ricardo Esgaio, Couto, Alves, Simoes, Brito.

Arsenal (4-3-3): Raya; Timber, Saliba, Gabriel, Calafiori; Odegaard (c), Partey, Rice; Saka, Havertz, Martinelli.
Substitutes: Neto, Setford, Tierney, Gabriel Jesus, Kiwior, Zinchenko, Trossard, Jorginho, Merino, Sterling, Lewis-Skelly, Nwaneri.

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A notable name on Atlético’s goalscoring list: Júlian Álvarez, who left Manchester City in the summer but had a slow start to life in Madrid. He will certainly be missed by Pep Guardiola’s side, who are looking to end a run of five (!) consecutive home defeats against Feyenoord:

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It’s half time for the 5:45pm (GMT) kick-offs taking place in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Atletico Madrid lead Sparta Prague 2-0, while Slovak Bratislava hold Milan to a 1-1 draw.

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Arsenal’s last eight away games in Europe have brought one win, three draws and four defeats; They have not scored a single goal in their last four trips to the continent. As one of its most famous alumni would say: Problem!

Big problem? Not yet. Arsenal have seven points and sit 12th in the huge Champions League table; They will certainly progress, but this game will determine whether they make it through the playoffs, which will make for more difficult away games. As you may have heard, Sporting lost coach Ruben Amorim, but they are still a goal threat and have previous chances. The first of Arsenal’s eight away games came in Lisbon, a 2-2 draw in the Europa League that resulted in a penalty shootout defeat at the Emirates.

There may be lots of entertainment and relatively low stakes in Portugal, but Bayern Munich vs PSG is another story. The Parisians have been the weakest in the Ligue 1 quartet so far and are below the red line in 25th (!) place, with difficult games still ahead of them. Bayern aren’t doing much better, The Opening win 9-2 against Dinamo Zagreb, followed by two defeats in a row, meaning the Croatian side are now above them in mid-table. Oh Vinny!

But wait, there’s more. Barcelona host Brest Nobody expected this in a top 6 fight Leverkusen Try to rediscover their charm Red Bull Salzburg. Italian outfits Inter And Atalanta – They play according to type and have not conceded a single goal so far. Try to maintain this even against scoreless opponents RB Leipzig And Young boys. Kick-off is at 8:00 p.m. in these games, but two early games have already started. Eat my goal!

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