Milan overcame Dinamo Zagreb 3-1 to claim their first Champions League triumph of the season. Just before halftime, Sutalo clipped Leao, and Milan was handed a penalty. Giroud confidently made the conversion....CONTINUE READING
It took some time for the game to begin. With only two minutes left in the second half, Saelemaekers increased their lead with a powerful header. Orsic scored to give Dinamo hope, but Pobega’s shot off the crossbar clinched the victory.
Real Madrid maintained their unblemished start to the year by defeating RB Leipzig 2-0 in their Champions League match. In the 80th minute, Federico Valverde kept his composure to bend a left-footed shot home, giving Los Blancos their first lead.
Marco Asensio, who had just joined the game, scored a great goal to secure the victory after receiving a cutback from Toni Kroos. Leipzig did have their opportunities, but the holder took full advantage of them since they lacked a clear advantage in the final third.
Following a scoreless first half for both teams, Bellingham’s header on a cross from Reus gave Dortmund the lead in the 56th minute. Dortmund held a solid lead going into the last ten minutes of the game, but they were in trouble.
Stones took a chance and sent a powerful shot past Meyer in goal from 25 yards out. Cancelo’s trivela cross was intercepted by a leaping Haaland, giving City the advantage and securing a 2-1 victory.
The draw that marked Potter’s Champions League debut will have given him a lot of insight into who he is. The Blues appeared to have total control after scoring first, but Potter soon learned just how fierce the opposition is.
His team took the lead with Sterling’s last curl, which was exactly what they deserved. However, Chelsea fell short of their opponents, like they have done all season, and with 15 minutes left, Okafor ruined Potter’s entrance celebration.
Current standings after all games were played tonight
Top scorers and assists rankings after tonight’s games