UCL Round-Up: PSG, Real Madrid, Liverpool win in high-scoring matches
The trio of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), Real Madrid, and Liverpool were involved in high-scoring games in which they all claimed three points in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday night. PSG won 4-2 at Manchester City, Real Madrid produced another comeback 4-3 win at Roma, and Liverpool defeated LASK Linz 6-3 in a nine-goal fest. […]
In Wednesday night's UEFA Champions League matches, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), Real Madrid, and Liverpool all secured three points in high-scoring games.
PSG dominated Manchester City 4-2, scoring three quickfire first-half goals; Desire Doue, Ousmane Dembele, and Vitinha all netting. City's Erling Haaland reduced the deficit with two goals of his own, but PSG sealed the win with a fifth goal, leaving them undefeated in their last ten matches against English clubs.
Real Madrid staged a comeback to defeat AS Roma 4-3. The home side took the lead through Marten de Roon, but Kylian Mbappe quickly erased the advantage. Donyell Malen then inspired the victory with two goals in six minutes, despite Real Madrid's structure breaking down. Real Madrid scored three goals in the final seven minutes, with Espinosa's rebound, Endrick's header, and Antonio Rudiger's goal from four yards sealing the win.
Liverpool also claimed two consecutive UCL wins, defeating LASK Linz 6-3. Bradley Barcola and Ronald Araujo scored for Liverpool, with Bradley Barcola netting his first goal for the club and Ronald Araujo scoring his first ever UCL goal. Jeremy Frimpong and Lewis Koumas were also first-time scorers for Liverpool.
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