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Champions League Wednesday had Cristiano Ronaldo in action, but the Portuguese international missed the point in the Juventus defeat. The highlight was the Leipzig team, which defeated the European runner-up, Paris Saint-Germain.
Leipzig made their mark today in the third round of the Champions League group stage, beating Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 at home, complicating the accounts of second title defeats.
After a 5-0 defeat in Manchester, the Germans returned to triumphs after a very complicated start, with Argentine and former Benfica player Ángel Di María opening the scoring in the sixth minute and missing a penalty in the 16th minute. ‘.
The Galli, who performed in Germany without Mbappé and Neymar, nor Icardi, Verratti, Draxler or Bernat and returned to present the Portuguese international Danilo in the center of defense, missed the 0-2 and, at the end of the interval, at the 42 ‘, suffered equality, signed by Frenchman Christopher Nkunku.
In the second half, in the 57th minute, the Swede Emil Forsberg did not imitate Di María and, on a penalty, he signed the overturn, in front of a PSG that in any case saw Gueye (69) and Kimpembe (90 + 5) expelled, increasing the fourth round.
With this result, Leipzig joined Manchester United in first place in Group H, surprisingly defeated in rookie Basaksehir’s 2-1 stronghold.
The French Demba Ba, at 13 minutes, and the Bosnian Edin Visca, at 40, scored the goals of the Turks, while the French Anthony Martial scored, at 43, the goal of the ‘red devils’, who counted the 90 minutes with Portuguese midfielder Bruno Fernandes.
Sevilla, of former Porto coach Julen Lopetegui, are also great, not because they beat Krasnodar 3-2 at home, but because they succeeded after losing 2-0 and playing the entire second half with 10, against direct red to Jesus Navas at 45 + 5 minutes.
The Moroccan Youssef En-Nesyri was the hero of the Andalusians, with goals in the 69 and 72 minutes, in a turnaround started by the Croatian Ivan Rakitic, on 42, after the goals of Magomed Suleymanov, in the 17, and the Swede Marcus Berg, on penalty, at 21.
In the other match of group E, Chelsea, with two penalties by the German Timo Werner (10 and 41 minutes) and a goal by Tammy Abraham (50), won without problems (3-0) against Rennes, who obtained 10 to 40 minutes, for the expulsion of Henrique Dalbert.
The English and the Spaniards remained together ahead, now at seven points, against the Russians and the French.
In Group G, the long-distance duel between Lionel Messi (Barcelona) and Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus) was won by the Argentine, who scored 2-1 at home against Dinamo Kyiv, while the Portuguese left empty at 4-0 against Ferencváros, in Hungary.
At Camp Nou a Messi penalty was worth – 71 goals in 75 group matches and 118 in 146 of the competition – in the five minutes, and a goal by Gerard Piqué, in 65, against one by Viktor Tsygankov, in 75, was worth a close 2 -1 to Barça, who can thank the returning German Ter Stegen, author of several decisive saves.
For his part, the Spaniard Álvaro Morata, at seven and 60 minutes, the Argentine Paulo Dybala, at 73, and an own goal by Lasha Dvali, at 81, marked Juve’s triumph. In the 90th minute, the Ivorian Franck Boli scored the local goal of honor.
In the standings Barcelona, which today saw the Portuguese extreme Trincão in the last 16 minutes, are in the lead, with nine points, against six of Juventus. Ukrainians and Hungarians only count one.
In group F, the Germans of Borussia Dortmund concluded Club Brugge’s dream start, beating the Belgians 3-0 away, with three goals in the first half, one from the Belgian Thorgan Hazard (14 minutes) and two from the Norwegian Erling Haaland (18 and 32). This striker, out of curiosity, scored 11 games in the Champions League and scored 14 goals.
The Germans, with Raphaël Guerreiro full time, led the group with six points, against five of Lazio, who drew 1-1 in the stronghold of Zenit, thanks to a goal by the Ecuadorian and former ‘lion’ Felipe Caicedo, in the 82nd minute, canceling the opening goal from Aleksandr Erokhin, in the 32nd minute.
The Russians remain at the bottom of the group, with one point, three points less than the Belgians.
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