At the stadium in Belgium, "Arsenal" confidently secured a victory over "Club Brugge," finishing the match with a score of 3:0. The Londoners controlled the game from the very beginning, completely denying their opponent any opportunity to show themselves. Noni Madueke scored twice — first, he made an impressive run through the defense, and then he completed his brace after the break. Gabriel Martinelli scored the third goal.
In Turin, "Juventus" confirmed their status as favorites, defeating the Cypriot "Paphos" with a minimal score of 2:0. In the second half, the Italian team increased the pressure: Weston McKennie opened the scoring, and soon Federico Davida joined him.
In Lisbon, "Benfica" also achieved success, beating "Napoli" 2:0. After the break, the Portuguese team noticeably intensified their play, with Landro Barreiro scoring the decisive goal.
In Leverkusen, the match between "Bayer" and "Newcastle" ended in a 2:2 draw. The English team took the lead first, but at the very end of the match, Alex Grimaldo saved the hosts from defeat.
Equally thrilling was the match in Dortmund, where "Borussia" and "Bodo/Glimt" also ended in a draw — 2:2. Goals from Julian Brandt and Jens Hauge kept the pace of the game high throughout the match.
The most cautious match took place in Bilbao, where "Athletic" and PSG failed to score any goals — 0:0, although both teams had their chances.
These results significantly heighten the intrigue ahead of the final round of the group stage, where the battle for advancement to the playoffs promises to become even more intense.
