
Benfica beat Juventus 2-1 in Turin in the second round of the eighth group of the Champions League. The team from Portugal has 6 points and an advantage in qualifying.
In the next round, they will play with “Paris Saint-Germain” for the first place in the standings. Juventus opened the scoring in the 4th minute thanks to Arkadiusz Milik. The visitors leveled the score at 43. minute with an exact penalty by Joao Mario.
The Portuguese succeeded with a goal from Neres in the 55th minute. At 85 minute Vlahovic’s goal was not counted.
Real Madrid beat Leipzig 2-0 and advanced to the sixth group. Valverde opened the scoring in the 80s minute, thin. Marco Asensio doubled the Spanish team’s goals in the first minute of stoppage time.
Manchester City went on to win with an embarrassment that was forced on Dortmund 2-1 for the seventh group. Away opened the scoring for Bellingham on 56th minute, thin. Pep Guardiola’s team equalized in the 80th minute thanks to the Stones and went 2–1 up four minutes later thanks to a Haaland goal.
The bad results continue for Chelsea, who drew (1-1) on Gaham Potter’s debut on their bench. The Londoners opened the scoring with 48 Sterling. minute after Mount’s handover. Okafor equalized the score of the guests – 75. minute, thin.
Results
Fifth group
Milan – Dinamo Zagreb 3-1
Chelsea – Salzburg 1-1
- Milan 4
- Dinamo Zagreb 2
- Salzburg 2
- Chelsea 1
Sixth group
Shakhtar Donetsk – Celtic 1:1
Real Madrid 2-0 Leipzig
- Real Madrid 6
- Miner 4
- Celtic 1
- Leipzig 0
Seventh group
Copenhagen – Sevilla 0-0
Manchester City 2-1 Borussia Dortmund
- Manchester City 6
- Dortmund 3
- Copenhagen 1
- Sevilla 1
Eighth group
Juventus – Benfica 1-2
Maccabi Haifa – Paris Saint-Germain 1-3
- Paris Saint Germain 6
- Benfica 6
- Juventus 0
- Maccabi Haifa 0
Source: Kathimerini

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