Manchester City establishes itself as first in its group by beating Leipzig and Newcastle thrashes PSG
He Manchester City They continued their dominance in Group G after winning 1-3 against German side Leipzig on their visit to the Red Bull Arena. opened the scoreboard Phil Foden at 25 minutes and tied Lois Openda for him RB Leipzig As soon as the second half started, but the youngsters Julian Alvarez and Jeremy Doku They then resolved the ballot for the current champion.
With this, the team reached six points in the group lead, leaving the Leipzig second with three points. Young Boys and Red Starthanks to his 2-2 in Belgradeaccumulate a single point each.
On the other hand, the fans of Newcastle feasted on the return of the Champions League two decades later to St. James’ Park. The goals of Miguel Almiron and of Dan Burn they put the ‘magpies’ 2-0 up in the first half, and Sean Longstaff In the 50th minute he scored the third with a pass from Kieran Trippier.
Lucas Hernández closed the gap early, but Fabian Schär In stoppage time he established the 4-1 that served the Newcastle to occupy first place in Group F with four points. In his slipstream is his own PSGwith three points, and then they go AC Milan and the Borussia Dortmund after their goalless draw this Wednesday.
The SS Lazio won this Wednesday by 1-2 in their visit to the Celtic F.C.sharing with him Atlético de Madrid the leadership of Group E in the Champions League. At Celtic Park in Glasgow, the Lazial team came back from the initial goal of Kyogo Furuhashi, and he achieved it with a bit of Matias Vecino after half an hour, brushing his head against another header from his teammate Alessio Romagnoli in a corner. The final 1-2 was the work of Pedro Rodríguez, also with a header, in second-half stoppage time.
In group H, the Royal Antwerp fell in front of Shakhtar Donetsk (2-3) and thus cleared the path of the FC Barcelonawhich won by the minimum (0-1) in Portso he is the sole leader with 6 points.
Source: Eitb
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