Liverpool, coached by Arne Slot, is currently the hottest football team in Europe.
Liverpool lead the Champions League with a clean sheet after five rounds. Liverpool, who leads the Premier League by eight points, beat Real Madrid 2–0 at Anfield.
Alexis McAllister used the ball With Conor Bradley and scored a 1–0 goal for Liverpool in the 52nd minute of the wall pass he received. Cody Gakpo header from a short corner to make it 2-0 in the 76th minute.
At the hour mark, Real received a penalty kick when Andy Robertson poured by Lucas Vazquez. From the comma that followed Kylian Mbappe however, the ball was shot by Liverpool’s Irish keeper of Caoimhin Kelleher within reach.
Real’s Ferland Mendy caused a penalty in the 70th minute. Acquired a special situation Mohamed Salah kicked the ball past the goal, for example Thibaut Courtois foreshadowed in another corner. Salah had previously failed in UCL commas only once.
Villa’s goal was disallowed in extra time
Aston Villa and Juventus played a goalless draw. Unai Emery’s proteges are ninth in the UCL, Juventus 17th.
Extra time in extra time Morgan Rogers scored for Villa but it was disallowed after a dramatic VAR review. The situation was preceded by the goalkeeper of Juventus To Michele Di Gregorio contact.
Wool Lucas Digne knocked the ball over the bar once in the opening half. Juventus Francisco Conceicao was close to scoring in the 65th minute, but Villa’s Argentinian keeper Emilio Martinez stretched to a great rescue.
Monaco led Benfica on two occasions, but the Portuguese team won 3–2 away from home with two goals in the last minutes. It was the winning goal Zeki Amdoun signature in the 88th minute. 36 years old Argentinian Angel Di Maria assisted Benfica’s last two goals.
Monaco’s shares collapsed Stephane Singon received a red card at the hour mark.
PSV has a great record
PSV scored three goals in the last minutes to win 3–2 at home against Shakhtar Donetsk. Malik Tillman completed two goals in the 87th and 90th minutes, after which Ricardo Pepi scored the winning goal in 90+6.
Scottish pride Celtic had to settle for a 1-1 draw at home against Club Brugge.
A top by Cameron Carter-Vickers an unfathomable own goal shot was a nightmare for Celtic in the 27th minute. Japanese player Daizen Maeda scored the equalizer for the home team.
Ngal’ayel Okay20, scored twice as Lille beat Bologna 2-1 away.
Matches and goals, League table