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After Luka Modric extended his contract with Real Madrid till 2025, he is on track to become the most decorated player in the club's history. Find out which Madridistas feature among the top five in the list and how many trophies they have won.

Real Madrid: The most successful players in Los Blancos' history ft. Luka Modric

After Luka Modric extended his contract with Real Madrid till 2025, he is on track to become the most decorated player in the club's history. Find out which Madridistas feature among the top five in the list that includes Dani Carvajal and Francisco Gento. 

After Luka Modric extended his contract with Real Madrid till 2025, he is on track to become the most decorated player in the club's history. Find out which Madridistas feature among the top five in the list that includes Dani Carvajal and Francisco Gento.&nbsp;

There will be one more year of Luka Modric magic at Real Madrid after the Croatian midfielder signed a contract extension till 2025. But did you know the 38-year-old is one of the two most decorated players in the club's history? Who does he share that pedestal with and who are the most successful players for Los Blancos? Let's find out...
26 Trophies - Luka Modric &amp; Nacho Fernandez
Modric arrived at the Bernabeu in 2012 and has since lifted 26 titles - the joint-most in the club's history. He shares that record with defender Nacho, who recently left the club after 23 long years.
The pair have won six Champions League titles, five FIFA Club World Cups, five Spanish Super Cups, four European Super Cups, Four La Liga titles and two Copa Del Rey titles. [GFX]
And given the club's penchant for winning silverware, Modric could finish his Real Madrid career with as many as 32 trophies should they win the sextuple.
Dani Carvajal, Benzema, Marcelo - 25 Trophies
Trailing the duo are the trio of Dani Carvajal, Karim Benzema, and Marcelo with 25 trophies apiece. Carvajal joined that list having added three trophies to his name last season.
While Benzema and Marcelo had spent 14 and 15 years with Real Madrid before their departures in 2023 and 2022 respectively, Carvajal has been at the club for 11 seasons. The Spaniard, who was part of the successful Euro winning team with Spain this month, will become the second-most decorated player or even the most decorated player if he outstays Modric at the Bernabeu.
23 Trophies - Paco Gento
Third on that illustrious list is Francisco Gento fondly known as Paco Gento . The left forward has won 23 trophies and holds the record for most La Liga triumphs with 12 to his name.
He also has won six European Cup titles, a record shared with Carvajal, Modric, Nacho and Toni Kroos.
22 Trophies - Toni Kroos, Sergio Ramos, &amp; Manolo Sanchis
That brings us to number 22, which features Kroos alongside Sergio Ramos and Manolo Sanchis. Ramos spent 16 years at the club since joining in 2005 while Kro`os was at the club for a decade till his retirement earlier this year.
Sanchis meanwhile is the last of the four Real Madrid players who remained a one-club man, winning as many as eight different competitions.
19 Trophies - Iker Casillas &amp; Isco
And last on the top 5 list are Iker Casillas and Isco with 19 trophies. Like Sanchis, Casillas too has lifted trophies in eight different competitions. The pair even shared the dressing room for a couple of seasons as San Iker made his breakthrough while Sanchis was in the twilight of his playing career. Isco meanwhile spent nine seasons with the Spanish giants winning as many trophies in six competitions.

Ancelotti’s fifth Champions League title was his third in two spells with Madrid and two more than his closest rivals Zinedine Zidane, Pep Guardiola and Bob Paisley.

Champions League: Real Madrid beat Borussia Dortmund 2-0 to lift the European crown

Ancelotti&rsquo;s fifth Champions League title was his third in two spells with Madrid and two more than his closest rivals Zinedine Zidane, Pep Guardiola and Bob Paisley.

In an explosion of gold and silver confetti, Real Madrid held aloft the Champions League trophy for a record-extending 15th time on Saturday.
The most familiar sight in European club soccer&rsquo;s greatest competition felt as fresh as ever after a 2-0 win against Borussia Dortmund in the final at Wembley Stadium.
&ldquo;Getting used to it? Never,&rdquo; said Carlo Ancelotti, who extended his own record of wins as a coach to five. &ldquo;The dream continues.&rdquo;
A white wall of Madrid fans at one end of the stadium serenaded their conquering heroes after goals from Dani Carvajal and Vinicius Junior sealed the victory.
A predictable result came in less than predictable circumstances after Dortmund dominated the chances in the first half.
&ldquo;It was a very difficult game, much more difficult than we had expected,&rdquo; Ancelotti said. &ldquo;We changed things because in the first half we were a bit lazy.&rdquo;
Carvajal headed Madrid in front in the 74th minute and Vinicius doubled the Spanish giant&rsquo;s lead nine minutes later.
Ancelotti&rsquo;s fifth Champions League title was his third in two spells with Madrid and two more than his closest rivals Zinedine Zidane, Pep Guardiola and Bob Paisley.
Carvajal, Luka Modric, Toni Kroos and Nacho won the trophy a sixth time to equal the benchmark set by Madrid icon Paco Gento.
Madrid&rsquo;s win comes just a year after Manchester City lifted the trophy for the first time, a victory many believed would herald a new era of dominance for Guardiola&rsquo;s team in Europe. Instead, Ancelotti underlined his case to be considered the finest coach of his generation for his continued supremacy in the Champions League.
As well as three titles with Madrid, he was a two-time winner with AC Milan. He also lifted the Spanish title this season - his sixth league championship won in five countries.
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Madrid now has a chance to add to its unequalled,  14 European Cups. Madrid hosts Bayern on Wednesday with their Champions League semifinal evenly balanced after a 2-2 first-leg draw in Germany

Real Madrid wins its record-extending 36th Spanish league title after Barcelona loses at Girona

Madrid now has a chance to add to its unequalled 14 European Cups. Madrid hosts Bayern on Wednesday with their Champions League semifinal evenly balanced after a 2-2 first-leg draw in Germany

Madrid now has a chance to add to its unequalled 14 European Cups. Madrid hosts Bayern on Wednesday with their Champions League semifinal evenly balanced after a 2-2 first-leg draw in Germany

Real Madrid put its Spanish rivals out of their misery by clinching the league title on Saturday with four games remaining, just in time to turn its full focus to its Champions League semifinal with Bayern Munich.
Madrid did the expected and beat relegation-threatened Cadiz 3-0 even though it was mostly with bench players. Barcelona then lost 4-2 at Girona with a collapse that coach Xavi Hern&aacute;ndez admitted was typical of his team's trophyless season.
That combination of results secured Madrid its record-extending 36th Spanish league title with Girona, which leapfrogged Barcelona into second place, facing an insurmountable 13-point deficit with only a maximum 12 points left in play.
Only a victory by Barcelona at Girona would have stopped Madrid from celebrating the title on Saturday.
Madrid now has a chance to add to its unequaled 14 European Cups. Madrid hosts Bayern on Wednesday with their Champions League semifinal evenly balanced after a 2-2 first-leg draw in Germany. Either Paris Saint-Germain or Borussia Dortmund will await the winner in the June 1 final.
The club said that it will hold off on the traditional celebration of titles in downtown Madrid until next Saturday with its important game against Bayern coming first.
&ldquo;We deserved this league title in every way," Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said after guiding his team to the second league title and 12th trophy overall in his two stints with Madrid.
&ldquo;We would like to celebrate with all the fans, but they understand because on Wednesday we have a very important challenge. We want to prepare well to make the fans happy and we will celebrate the title together on Saturday.&rdquo; At the start of the season, Madrid appeared set to again play chaser to defending champion Barcelona after Karim Benzema left in the summer and goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois and defenders David Alaba and Eder Militao sustained serious leg injuries.
But Jude Bellingham blossomed into a scorer on arrival from Borussia Dortmund. His goals, and leadership in midfield, combined with the dribbling, speed and goals of Vin&iacute;cius J&uacute;nior. put Madrid well ahead of the rest.
Madrid has only lost once in 34 rounds so far, beat Barcelona in both league &ldquo;clasico&rdquo; matches, and dealt Girona a pair of lopsided losses in their two meetings.
BACKUPS SHINE Ancelotti overhauled his lineup ahead of the decider against Bayern. Center-back Nacho Fern&aacute;ndez was the only starter from the first leg against Bayern to begin against Cadiz.
Brahim D&iacute;az broke through Cadiz's defense in the 51st minute at the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday when the forward rifled a shot from the edge of the box into the top corner.
Season standout Bellingham tapped in a second goal in the 68th, moments after going on as a substitute to put the result beyond doubt with his 18th league goal of the campaign. Joselu Mato added a third in injury time.
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Madrid said Friday that it asked prosecutors to request footage from security cameras outside the two stadiums in order to identify the perpetrators of the abuse.

Real Madrid asks Spanish prosecutors to investigate latest racist chants targeting Vinícius	

Madrid said Friday that it asked prosecutors to request footage from security cameras outside the two stadiums in order to identify the perpetrators of the abuse.

Real Madrid has filed a complaint with Spanish state prosecutors asking them to investigate the reported racist chants aimed at forward Vin&iacute;cius J&uacute;nior outside the stadiums of Atletico Madrid and Barcelona before Champions League games this week.
Madrid said Friday that it asked prosecutors to request footage from security cameras outside the two stadiums &ldquo;in order to identify the perpetrators of the abuse.&rdquo; On Thursday, Vin&iacute;cius retweeted a video that showed Atletico fans jumping and chanting &ldquo;Vin&iacute;cius chimpanzee&rdquo; before the team played Inter Milan on Wednesday. The video was initially published by the site Agente Libre Digital.
There were also reports of hate chants against Vin&iacute;cius before the Barcelona-Napoli match on Tuesday. Spanish radio Cadena SER published a video in which Barcelona fans chanted &ldquo;Die, Vin&iacute;cius,&rdquo; before the team's 3-1 win.
&ldquo;Real Madrid condemns these violent attacks of racism, discrimination and hate against our player Vin&iacute;cius Junior, which have sadly been a recurrent and ongoing concern for some time,&rdquo; the club said.
The Spanish league said on Thursday it would report the incident to the prosecutor's office for hate crimes.
Vin&iacute;cius, who is Black, has been regularly targeted by racist slurs during away games in Spain, especially in the last two seasons.
In 2023, Atletico fans hanged an effigy of Vin&iacute;cius from a bridge in Madrid before a city derby. Prosecutors sought four-year prison sentences for the four hardcore fans accused by authorities of committing the act.

Spanish police arrested Real Madrid players after a complaint was filed by the mother of a 16-year-old girl over an alleged recording of sexual acts.

Real Madrid: Spanish Police arrest 3 players over alleged sex video involving minor

Spanish police arrested 3 Real Madrid players after a complaint was filed by the mother of a 16-year-old girl.

#RealMadrid

<h2>Spanish police arrested Real Madrid players after a complaint was filed by the mother of a 16-year-old girl over an alleged recording of sexual acts.</h2>

Three Real Madrid reserve team players have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the distribution of a sex video involving a minor.
Spanish police acted after a complaint was filed by the mother of a 16-year-old girl over an alleged recording of sexual acts in the Canary Islands in June.
The girl involved has maintained that the relations were consensual, but she recently became aware of the recording, which was made without consent.
Data from the players' phones was seized on Thursday, but they have been released following a court hearing.

Real Madrid have been dealt a massive blow with goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois set to miss a big part of the season due to an ACL injury.

Thibaut Courtois: Real Madrid goalkeeper to undergo surgery after ACL injury

Real Madrid have been dealt a massive blow with goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois set to miss a big part of the season due to an ACL injury.

#Courtois #RealMadrid

<h2>Real Madrid have been dealt a massive blow with goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois set to miss a big part of the season due to an ACL injury.</h2>

Real Madrid has been dealt a significant blow as their star goalkeeper, Thibaut Courtois, has sustained a rupture in the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) of his left knee. This injury is expected to sideline the 31-year-old Belgium international for a substantial portion of the upcoming season.
Courtois, who was honoured as the world's best goalkeeper at the Ballon d'Or awards last year, is set to undergo surgery in the upcoming days.
Since his arrival at Real Madrid in 2018, Courtois has proven his mettle by clinching Spain's La Liga title twice. With 230 appearances for the club under his belt, he has become a pivotal figure in their roster.
As Real Madrid prepares to kick off their La Liga campaign against Athletic Bilbao this Saturday, the absence of Courtois due to his injury is expected to be deeply felt.
Courtois boasts an impressive career history, having secured two Premier League titles during his time at Chelsea before his transfer to Real Madrid. He also clinched a La Liga title with Atletico Madrid in 2014. His remarkable achievements include a Champions League victory in 2022, where he delivered a standout performance in the final against Liverpool, earning him the man-of-the-match accolade.
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Marcelo's horror tackle left Argentinos defender Luciano Sanchez with a dislocated knee, with the Brazilian unable to hold back his tears in the aftermath of the incident.

Watch: Former Real Madrid star Marcelo sent off in tears after horrible tackle on rival

Marcelo's horror tackle left Argentinos defender Luciano Sanchez with a dislocated knee, with the Brazilian unable to hold back his tears in the aftermath of the incident.

#Marcelo #Copa Libertadores

<h2>Marcelo's horror tackle left Argentinos defender Luciano Sanchez with a dislocated knee, with the Brazilian unable to hold back his tears in the aftermath of the incident.</h2>

Former Brazil international Marcelo was left in tears after a tragic incident during a Copa Libertadores match in Buenos Aires, where his tackle on Argentinos Jrs defender Luciano Sanchez resulted in a horrific injury.
As Marcelo attempted to dribble past Sanchez, his leading foot caught the Argentine high on the shin with significant force. The impact caused Sanchez's leg to buckle underneath him at a shocking angle, leaving him in excruciating pain on the field.
Sanchez was immediately taken to a nearby medical clinic for treatment, and it was later confirmed that he had suffered a dislocated left knee, as stated by Argentinos in a post on messaging platform X (formerly known as Twitter).
In response to the incident, Marcelo took to Instagram to express his regret and good wishes for Sanchez's recovery, stating, "Today I had a very difficult moment on the pitch. I unintentionally injured a fellow player. I want to wish him the best possible recovery. All the strength in the world."
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
Possibly one of the worst injuries I have ever seen&hellip;.🔞<a href="https://t.co/3UeOE0PEbT">pic.twitter.com/3UeOE0PEbT</a>
&mdash; Brasil Football 🇧🇷 (@BrasilEdition) <a href="https://twitter.com/BrasilEdition/status/1686517104663511040?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 1, 2023</a></blockquote>
Marcelo's Brazilian club, Fluminense FC, also showed their support, posting a message on social media, "Fluminense FC expresses its solidarity and wishes a speedy recovery to Argentinos Juniors defender Luciano Sanchez, who was injured in an accidental move in tonight's match."
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Real Madrid will pay a mammoth 103 million euros to Borussia Dortmund for Jude Bellingham. Additional potential add-ons could see the deal rise further to a whopping 133.9 million.

Jude Bellingham: Real Madrid complete signing of midfielder from Borussia Dortmund in record deal

At 103 million euros without the potential add-ons, Jude Bellingham is now the second-most expensive English footballer behind Jack Grealish.

#Bellingham #RealMadrid #Transfers

<h2>Real Madrid will pay a mammoth 103 million euros to Borussia Dortmund for Jude Bellingham. Additional potential add-ons could see the deal rise further to a whopping 133.9 million.</h2>

Real Madrid have successfully completed the signing of England midfielder Jude Bellingham from Borussia Dortmund. The 19-year-old sensation has agreed to a lucrative six-year contract with the Spanish giants, solidifying their midfield with his exceptional talents.
Real Madrid have secured Bellingham's services for a staggering 103 million euros with additional potential add-ons that could see the total deal soar to an impressive 133.9 million euros.
Bellingham, who initially rose through the ranks at Birmingham City, will be formally presented as a Real Madrid player during an eagerly anticipated ceremony scheduled for Thursday.
During the 2022 World Cup, Bellingham emerged as one of England's standout performers, capturing the attention of football enthusiasts worldwide. Additionally, his remarkable performances for Borussia Dortmund earned him the prestigious accolade of being named the Bundesliga's Player of the Season, despite his team narrowly missing out on the league title on the final day of the campaign.
The initial fee paid by Real Madrid for Bellingham now establishes him as the second-most expensive English footballer, only surpassed by Jack Grealish, for whom Manchester City splurged close to 117 million euros in 2021.
Moreover, Bellingham's transfer places him as Real Madrid's second-most expensive signing, trailing only behind Eden Hazard's 115 million euro move from Chelsea in 2019.&nbsp; Additionally, he joins an elite group as the third-most expensive teenager in the history of football, with Paris St-Germain's acquisition of Kylian Mbappe from Monaco for a staggering 180 million euros in 2018 and Atletico Madrid's 126 million euro signing of Joao Felix from Benfica in 2019.
This historic transfer has set the football world abuzz, and it remains to be seen how Bellingham's journey unfolds as he dons the legendary white jersey of Real Madrid.
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Karim Benzema to leave Real Madrid after 14 long years which saw the club lift 4 La Liga trophies and win the Champions League 5 times.

Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema to leave Real Madrid after 14 years 

Karim Benzema to leave Real Madrid after 14 long years which saw the club lift 4 La Liga trophies and win the Champions League 5 times.

French forward Karim Benzema will leave Real Madrid at the end of this season when his contract expires, the Spanish giants announced on Sunday.
"Real Madrid and our captain Karim Benzema have agreed to end his brilliant and unforgettable period as a player at our club," Real said in a statement published hours before their final league match of the season.
The football club extended their gratitude to the 35-year-old saying, &lsquo;Real Madrid want to show their gratitude and all their love to one of our greatest legends.&rsquo;&nbsp;
The exit announcement comes amid speculations over Benzema&rsquo;s move to Saudi club Al-Ittihad. He will reportedly become the new star of the Saudi Pro League, where Cristiano Ronaldo already plays.
The striker joined the Bernabeu in 2009, going on to become the club&rsquo;s second-highest goalscorer ever. He lifted the La Liga four times while Real won the Champions League on five occasion

On a night when Barcelona were without their 14 players due to Covid-19 infections, injuries, and suspensions, the Catalans stole a 1-0 win over Mallorca in a La Liga game.
Barca striker Luuk de Jong's brilliant header just before half-time gave his team a 1-0 lead.
Barcelona had the game under their control until the dying minutes when Mallorca began pressing for an equaliser and came close to achieving it.
But Barca's goalkeeper saved his team with an incredible stop and denied Mallorca an equaliser in the stoppage time.
Getafe ends Madrid's unbeaten run
Meanwhile, early in the day, Getafe ended Real Madrid's 15-game unbeaten run as they defeated Spanish League table-topper 1-0.
Enes Unal scored the only goal of the match in the ninth minute after he stole the ball from a Madrid defender.
Real went close to scoring the equaliser many times but failed to get the desired result.
Real Madrid remained at the top of the La Liga points table while Barca climbed two places to fifth on 31 points in 19 games. The defending champion Athletico Madrid is one point ahead of the Catalans.

La Liga: Barca steal 1-0 win at Mallorca; Getafe end Madrid's 15-match unbeaten run

Despite a loss, Real Madrid remained at the top of the La Liga points table while Barca climbed two places to fifth after a thrilling win.

On a night where Barcelona were without their 14 players due to Covid-19 infections, injuries, and suspensions, the Catalans stole a 1-0 win over Mallorca in a La Liga game.
Barca striker Luuk de Jong's brilliant header just before half-time gave his team a 1-0 lead.
Barcelona had the game under their control until the dying minutes when Mallorca began pressing for an equaliser and came close to achieving it.
In the stoppage time, Barca goalkeeper his team with an incredible stop and denied Mallorca an equaliser.
Meanwhile, early in the day,&nbsp;Getafe ended Real Madrid's 15-game unbeaten run as they defeated Spanish League table-toppers 1-0.
Enes Unal scored the only goal of the match in the ninth minute after he stole the ball from a Madrid defender.
Real went close to scoring the equaliser but failed to get the desired result.
Real Madrid remained at the top of the La Liga points table while Barca climbed two places to fifth on 31 points in 19 games. The defending champion&nbsp;Athletico Madrid is one point ahead of the Catalans.

On a night when Barcelona were without their 14 players due to Covid-19 infections, injuries, and suspensions, the Catalans stole a 1-0 win over Mallorca

On a night when Barcelona were without their 14 players due to Covid-19 infections, injuries, and suspensions, the Catalans stole a 1-0 win over Mallorca in a La Liga game.
Barca striker Luuk de Jong's brilliant header just before half-time gave his team a 1-0 lead.
Barcelona had the game under their control until the dying minutes when Mallorca began pressing for an equaliser and came close to achieving it.
But Barca's goalkeeper saved his team with an incredible stop and denied Mallorca an equaliser in the stoppage time.
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Getafe&nbsp;ends Madrid's unbeaten run
Meanwhile, early in the day,&nbsp;Getafe ended Real Madrid's 15-game unbeaten run as they defeated Spanish League table-topper 1-0.
Enes Unal scored the only goal of the match in the ninth minute after he stole the ball from a Madrid defender.
Real went close to scoring the equaliser many times but failed to get the desired result.
Real Madrid remained at the top of the La Liga points table while Barca climbed two places to fifth on 31 points in 19 games. The defending champion&nbsp;Athletico Madrid is one point ahead of the Catalans.

Real Madrid's Karim Benzema and Marco Asensio delivered the latest blow to Atlético Madrid's championship defense by leading their club to a 2-0 victory on Sunday

La Liga wrap: Real Madrid dent Atletico's title defense hopes; Barcelona play out a draw

Barcelona's poor run in the Spanish League continued after they let three points slip away at Osasuna on Sunday as Chimy Avila's late stunner earned the hosts a 2-2 draw in La Liga

Real Madrid's Karim Benzema and Marco Asensio delivered the latest blow to Atl&eacute;tico Madrid's championship defence as they beat them 2-0 on Sunday. With that, Real Madrid consolidated its position on the La Liga&nbsp;leaderboard.
In both halves of the match, Vinicius Junior proved to be the difference for Madrid, setting up Benzema and Asensio. While&nbsp;Benzema gave Real the lead in the 16th minute, Asensio doubled it in the second half.
Barcelona vs Osasuna
On the other hand, Barcelona's poor run in the Spanish League continued after they let three points slip away at Osasuna on Sunday as Chimy Avila's late stunner earned the hosts a 2-2 draw.
Barca's coach Xavi Hernandez was forced to turn to youngsters after losing seven important players to injury, and 19-year-olds Nico Gonzalez and Ezzalzouli both scored as the visitors took the lead twice.
But Osasuna equalised on both occasions, first through defender David Garcia and again practically in stoppage time, when Avila's low shot from beyond the area deflected in off Samuel Umtiti's right foot.

Barcelona are distant eighth on the points table, still outside the European qualification places and 18 points away from leaders Real Madrid.

Real Madrid's Karim Benzema and Marco Asensio delivered the latest blow to Atl&eacute;tico Madrid's championship defence as they beat them 2-0 on Sunday. With that, Real Madrid consolidated its position on the La Liga&nbsp;leaderboard.
In both halves of the match, Vinicius Junior proved to be the difference for Madrid, setting up Benzema and Asensio. While&nbsp;Benzema gave Real the lead in the 16th minute, Asensio doubled it in the second half.
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Barcelona vs Osasuna
On the other hand, Barcelona's poor run in the Spanish League continued after they let three points slip away at Osasuna on Sunday as Chimy Avila's late stunner earned the hosts a 2-2 draw.
Barca's coach Xavi Hernandez was forced to turn to youngsters after losing seven important players to injury, and 19-year-olds Nico Gonzalez and Ezzalzouli both scored as the visitors took the lead twice.
But Osasuna equalised on both occasions, first through defender David Garcia and again practically in stoppage time, when Avila's low shot from beyond the area deflected in off Samuel Umtiti's right foot.

Real Madrid finished top of Champions League Group D after beating Inter 2-0 on Wednesday. 

UEFA Champions League wrap: Real Madrid beat Inter, Leipzig edge past Manchester City

RB Leipzig humbled already-qualified Manchester City 2-1, snapping Pep Guardiola's side 14-game unbeaten streak. Leipzig finished at the third spot in Group A after Paris St Germain outclassed Club Brugge 4-1.

UEFA Champions League wrap: Messi & Mbappe score brace, City's 14-match win streak ends

Real Madrid finished top of Champions League&nbsp;Group D after beating Inter 2-0 on Wednesday. Tonny&nbsp;Kross and Marco Asensio&nbsp;scored for Madrid as Inter were no match against the Spanish club.
Meanwhile, RB Leipzig humbled already-qualified Manchester City 2-1, snapping Pep Guardiola's&nbsp;side 14-game unbeaten streak. Leipzig finished at the third spot in Group A after Paris St Germain&nbsp;outclassed Club Brugge&nbsp;4-1.
PSG&nbsp;who were already qualified for the knock-out stages came all guns blazing as Kylian&nbsp;Mbappe&nbsp;and Lionel Messi&nbsp;scored two goals each. Messi's brilliance helped his team and the scoreline&nbsp;read 3-0 in the 37th minute after Mbappe's&nbsp;brace upfront. Messi&nbsp;converted the penalty spot in the 76th minute to stretch PSG's&nbsp;lead to 4-1, thrashing Brugge's hope of finishing third in Group A.
In the Group B match, Liverpool became the first English club in Champions League history to win&nbsp;all of their group games. Liverpool thrashed AC Milan 2-1 in their last group match as Divock&nbsp;Origi and Mohamad&nbsp;Salah scored.&nbsp;

RB Leipzig humbled already-qualified Manchester City 2-1 and finished third in Group A after Paris St Germain&nbsp;outclassed Club Brugge&nbsp;4-1

Real Madrid finished top of Champions League&nbsp;Group D after beating Inter 2-0 on Wednesday. Tonny&nbsp;Kross and Marco Asensio&nbsp;scored for Madrid as Inter were no match against the Spanish club.
Meanwhile, RB Leipzig humbled already-qualified Manchester City 2-1, snapping Pep Guardiola's&nbsp;side 14-game unbeaten streak. Leipzig finished at the third spot in Group A after Paris St Germain&nbsp;outclassed Club Brugge&nbsp;4-1.
PSG&nbsp;who were already qualified for the knock-out stages came all guns blazing as Kylian&nbsp;Mbappe&nbsp;and Lionel Messi&nbsp;scored two goals each. Messi's brilliance helped his team and the scoreline&nbsp;read 3-0 in the 37th minute after Mbappe's&nbsp;brace upfront. Messi&nbsp;converted the penalty spot in the 76th minute to stretch PSG's&nbsp;lead to 4-1, thrashing Brugge's hope of finishing third in Group A.
In the Group B match, Liverpool became the first English club in Champions League history to win&nbsp;all of their group games. Liverpool thrashed AC Milan 2-1 in their last group match as Divock&nbsp;Origi and Mohamad&nbsp;Salah scored.&nbsp;
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After a humiliating shock loss in September, Real Madrid finally avenged the loss as they thrashed minnows Sheriff Tiraspol 3-0 on Wednesday night. Travelling to Transnistria for their away game, Real Madrid always looked in total control as they brushed aside their opponents. 
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David Alaba & Toni Kroos scored in the 1st half for Real Madrid as they galloped to a 2-0 lead by the halfway mark. The Sheriff defence looked helpless in the opening 45 mins of play as many more goals were expected in the 2nd half. 
Karim Benzema then scored the 3rd goal of the night for the 13-time Champions League winners which was enough to give them 3 points on the trip. With the shock loss to Sheriff in September avenged, Real Madrid also booked a knockouts berth with 1 match to go. Real Madrid now has 4 wins from 5 games played so far in Group  D. 

Champions League: Real Madrid avenge shock defeat to Sheriff Tiraspol 

With the shock loss to Sheriff in September avenged, Real Madrid also booked a knockouts berth with 1 match to go

After a humiliating shock loss in September, Real Madrid finally avenged the loss as they thrashed minnows Sheriff Tiraspol&nbsp;3-0 on Wednesday night. Travelling to&nbsp;Transnistria&nbsp;for their away game, Real Madrid always looked in total control as they brushed aside their opponents.&nbsp;
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David Alaba&nbsp;&amp; Toni Kroos&nbsp;scored in the 1st half for Real Madrid as they galloped to a 2-0 lead by the halfway mark. The Sheriff defence looked helpless in the opening 45 mins of play as many more goals were expected in the 2nd half.&nbsp;
Karim&nbsp;Benzema&nbsp;then scored the 3rd goal of the night for the 13-time Champions League winners which was enough to give them 3 points on the trip. With the shock loss to Sheriff&nbsp;in September avenged, Real Madrid also booked a knockouts berth with 1 match to go. Real Madrid now has 4 wins from 5 games played so far in Group D.&nbsp;

A strong display from Real Madrid on the road meant that the beat minnows Sheriff Tiraspol&nbsp;3-0 thus avenging the shock loss in September&nbsp;

After a humiliating shock loss in September, Real Madrid finally avenged the loss as they thrashed minnows Sheriff Tiraspol&nbsp;3-0 on Wednesday night. Travelling to&nbsp;Transnistria&nbsp;for their away game, Real Madrid always looked in total control as they brushed aside their opponents.&nbsp;
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David Alaba&nbsp;&amp; Toni Kroos&nbsp;scored in the 1st half for Real Madrid as they galloped to a 2-0 lead by the halfway mark. The Sheriff defence looked helpless in the opening 45 mins of play as many more goals were expected in the 2nd half.&nbsp;
Karim&nbsp;Benzema&nbsp;then scored the 3rd goal of the night for the 13-time Champions League winners which was enough to give them 3 points on the trip. With the shock loss to Sheriff&nbsp;in September avenged, Real Madrid also booked a knockouts berth with 1 match to go. Real Madrid now has 4 wins from 5 games played so far in Group D.&nbsp;

Karim Benzema struck twice to take Real Madrid to a convincing victory against Shakhtar Donetsk in the group stage match of the Champions League on Wednesday. 

Champions League: Karim Benzema's brace at Real Madrid, Manchester City & Liverpool's thumping win 

Liverpool enters the Knockout stage, Manchester City pips Club Brugge by 4 goals and Karim Benzema with his brace take Real Madrid to the top spot in the group table. 

Karim Benzema&nbsp;struck twice to take Real Madrid to a convincing victory against Shakhtar&nbsp;Donetsk&nbsp;in the group stage match of the Champions League on Wednesday.

Karim Benzema&nbsp;struck twice to take Real Madrid to a convincing victory against Shakhtar&nbsp;Donetsk&nbsp;in the group stage match of the Champions League on Wednesday. The French footballer opened the account for Carlo Ancelloti's men in the 14th minute which Fernando equalised before halftime. Benzema&nbsp;doubled the score in the 61st minute as the Whites secured the top spot in the group D table.&nbsp; Playing at home, RB Leipzig held back Paris Saint Germain to a frustrating 2-2 draw on Wednesday in the Group A match of the Champions League. Leipzig's Christopher Knunku&nbsp;scored an early goal in the 8th min but Georginio&nbsp;Wijnaldum&nbsp;not only levelled it in the 21st minute but&nbsp;also took his side a goal ahead in the 39th minute. However, a dramatic late&nbsp;penalty by Dominik&nbsp;Szoboszloi&nbsp;spoiled PSG's&nbsp;day who are at the 2nd spot in the group table. In another Group A match, Manchester City registered a thumping 4-1 win against Club Brugge&nbsp;on Wednesday. Phil Foden&nbsp;struck first in the 15th minute, but John Stones' own goal equalised for Brugge. However, Pep Guardiola's men showered goals&nbsp;as&nbsp;Riyad&nbsp;Mahrez, Raheem&nbsp;Sterling, and Gabriel Jesus scored in the second half. With 3 wins, Man City at 1st spot in Group table. &nbsp; Meanwhile, with 2 group&nbsp;games remaining, Liverpool entered the Champions League&nbsp;knockout stage after a 2-0 win against Atletico Madrid on Wednesday. Diego Simeone's men were restricted as&nbsp;Diogo&nbsp;Jota and Sadio Mane scored in the 13th and 21st minute respectively. Atletico&nbsp;Madrid have won just 1 game out of 4 group games.&nbsp;

After Barcelona's 2-1 loss to Real Madrid, scenes outside Camp Nou turned ugly, as Barca manager Ronald Koeman was attacked by angry fans.

On camera! Barcelona manager Koeman attacked after El Clasico defeat to Real Madrid

After Barcelona's 2-1 loss to Real Madrid, scenes outside Camp Nou turned ugly, as Barca manager Ronald Koeman was attacked by angry fans. The club later issued a statement condemning the violent act

After Barcelona's 2-1 loss to Real Madrid, scenes outside&nbsp;Camp Nou&nbsp;turned ugly, as Barca manager&nbsp;Ronald Koeman&nbsp;was attacked. People surrounded Koeman's car as he tried to exit the grounds and the video of the attack went viral on social media.
FC Barcelona publicly condemned the 'violent and disdainful acts' and promised that the Club will take security and disciplinary measures so that such unfortunate events do not happen again.
The act was carried out by angry Barcelona fans who are unhappy with their side performing poorly under&nbsp;Koeman's&nbsp;watch. Apart from being in mid table in La Liga, Barcelona have suffered a pair of defeats in their Champions League group stage campaign.&nbsp;

After Barcelona's 2-1 loss to Real Madrid, scenes outside&nbsp;Camp Nou&nbsp;turned ugly, as Barca manager&nbsp;Ronald Koeman&nbsp;was attacked by angry fans. The club later issued a statement condemning the violent act

After Barcelona's 2-1 loss to Real Madrid, scenes outside&nbsp;Camp Nou&nbsp;turned ugly, as Barca manager&nbsp;Ronald Koeman&nbsp;was attacked. People surrounded Koeman's car as he tried to exit the grounds and the video of the attack went viral on social media.
FC Barcelona publicly condemned the 'violent and disdainful acts' and promised that the Club will take security and disciplinary measures so that such unfortunate events do not happen again.
The act was carried out by angry Barcelona fans who are unhappy with their side performing poorly under&nbsp;Koeman's&nbsp;watch. Apart from being in mid table in La Liga, Barcelona have suffered a pair of defeats in their Champions League group stage campaign.&nbsp;
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La Loga: David Alaba and Lucas Vazquez score as Real Madrid beat Barcelona 2-1 on Sunday night to win El Clasico

La Liga: Aguero's first goal for Barcelona goes in vain as Real Madrid win El Clasico

La Loga: David Alaba and Lucas Vazquez score as Real Madrid beat Barcelona 2-1 on Sunday night to win the El Clasico

Barcelona's poor form continued in La Liga as Real Madrid beat them 2-1 on Sunday night to&nbsp;win El Clasico.&nbsp;David Alaba&nbsp;put Real ahead in the 32nd minute and it seemed that it would be the winner as no goal was scored after that till the 93rd minute.
Injury time saw the real action as&nbsp;Lucas Vazquez netted the second for Real Madrid. But&nbsp;Sergio Aguero&nbsp;pulled a consolation goal with his first strike for&nbsp;Barcelona in the 97th minute.
Madrid ended the day one point behind Real Sociedad&nbsp;on the 2nd spot while Barcelona are on the 9th spot.

La Loga: David Alaba and Lucas Vazquez score as Real Madrid beat Barcelona 2-1 on Sunday night to&nbsp;win El Clasico

Barcelona's poor form continued in La Liga as Real Madrid beat them 2-1 on Sunday night to&nbsp;win El Clasico.&nbsp;David Alaba&nbsp;put Real ahead in the 32nd minute and it seemed that it would be the winner as no goal was scored after that till the 93rd minute.
Injury time saw the real action as&nbsp;Lucas Vazquez netted the second for Real Madrid. But&nbsp;Sergio Aguero&nbsp;pulled a consolation goal with his first strike for&nbsp;Barcelona in the 97th minute.
Madrid ended the day one point behind Real Sociedad&nbsp;on the 2nd spot while Barcelona are on the 9th spot.
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Match Day 3 of the UEFA&nbsp;Champions League saw some pretty one sided clashes as well as thrilling finishes. 13-time Champions Real Madrid hammered Ukrainian side&nbsp;Shakhtar Donetsk&nbsp;5-0 after an embarrassing&nbsp;defeat in their previous European game to Sheriff.&nbsp;Vinicius Junior&nbsp;scored a brace and Kareem Benzema&nbsp;too got on the scoresheet as Carlo Ancelloti's&nbsp;men registered a much needed win ahead of the Classico&nbsp;in La Liga. The Spanish club is now 2nd in Group D after 2 wins from 3 games.&nbsp;
Manchester City returned home from their trip to Belgium with 3 points.&nbsp;Riyad Mahrez&nbsp;scored a brace as Kyle Walker too got on the sheet as Manchester City won 5-1 against Club Brugge. With 2 wins from 3 games, City are now 2nd in Group A as Pep&nbsp;Guardiola called the win one of the best performances of the team in European competition.&nbsp;
Lionel Messi&nbsp;scored a brace for Paris St Germain as they completed a thrilling 3-2 win over RB Leipzig in Group A. After Kylian&nbsp;Mbappe&nbsp;opened the scoring for the French side at home, the Leipzig fought back to take the lead in the 2nd half. Messi&nbsp;then with the support of Mbappe&nbsp;fought back and scored twice in 7 mins to help PSG&nbsp;win 3-2. The win helps PSG&nbsp;maintain the top spot in Group A with 2 wins and a draw from 3 games.&nbsp;
Liverpool played out a blockbuster clash on the road as they beat Atletico&nbsp;Madrid at home in dramatic circumstances.&nbsp;Antoine Griezmann&nbsp;was breathing fire as he scored two opening half goals for Atletico&nbsp;and both times the lead was cancelled by Mohd&nbsp;Salah. The Egyptian also scored a brace along which helped Liverpool win 3-2. Jurgen&nbsp;Klopp's&nbsp;men now lead Group B with 3 wins from 3 outings.&nbsp;

Champions League: Man City, Real Madrid hammer 5 goals each, Messi gets a brace for PSG

A night of proper madness in Champions League as Real Madrid thrash Shakhtar 5-0, Paris St Germain beat RB Leipzig 3-2 courtesy a brace from Messi, Man City hammer Belgian side Club Brugge 5-1 & Liverpool sees a brace from Mohd Salah 

Real Madrid thrash Shakhtar&nbsp;5-0, Paris St Germain&nbsp;beat RB Leipzig 3-2 courtesy a brace from Messi, Man City hammer Belgian side Club&nbsp;Brugge&nbsp;5-1 &amp; Liverpool sees a brace from Mohd&nbsp;Salah&nbsp;

Match Day 3 of the UEFA&nbsp;Champions League saw some pretty one sided clashes as well as thrilling finishes. 13-time Champions Real Madrid hammered Ukrainian side&nbsp;Shakhtar Donetsk&nbsp;5-0 after an embarrassing&nbsp;defeat in their previous European game to Sheriff.&nbsp;Vinicius Junior&nbsp;scored a brace and Kareem Benzema&nbsp;too got on the scoresheet as Carlo Ancelloti's&nbsp;men registered a much needed win ahead of the Classico&nbsp;in La Liga. The Spanish club is now 2nd in Group D after 2 wins from 3 games.&nbsp;
Manchester City returned home from their trip to Belgium with 3 points.&nbsp;Riyad Mahrez&nbsp;scored a brace as Kyle Walker too got on the sheet as Manchester City won 5-1 against Club Brugge. With 2 wins from 3 games, City are now 2nd in Group A as Pep&nbsp;Guardiola called the win one of the best performances of the team in European competition.&nbsp;
Lionel Messi&nbsp;scored a brace for Paris St Germain as they completed a thrilling 3-2 win over RB Leipzig in Group A. After Kylian&nbsp;Mbappe&nbsp;opened the scoring for the French side at home, the Leipzig fought back to take the lead in the 2nd half. Messi&nbsp;then with the support of Mbappe&nbsp;fought back and scored twice in 7 mins to help PSG&nbsp;win 3-2. The win helps PSG&nbsp;maintain the top spot in Group A with 2 wins and a draw from 3 games.&nbsp;
Liverpool played out a blockbuster clash on the road as they beat Atletico&nbsp;Madrid at home in dramatic circumstances.&nbsp;Antoine Griezmann&nbsp;was breathing fire as he scored two opening half goals for Atletico&nbsp;and both times the lead was cancelled by Mohd&nbsp;Salah. The Egyptian also scored a brace along which helped Liverpool win 3-2. Jurgen&nbsp;Klopp's&nbsp;men now lead Group B with 3 wins from 3 outings.&nbsp;

A relatively unknown club from Moldova&nbsp;stunned the world as they beat 13-time Champions League winners Real Madrid at home. Here are 10 things you need to know about the tiny club which pulled off the upset of the tournament.&nbsp;
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1. Sheriff&nbsp;Tiraspol&nbsp;was founded in the year 1997 and was called&nbsp;Tiras Tiraspol
2. Sheriff Tiraspol&nbsp;comes from&nbsp;Transnistria, an unrecognised breakaway state&nbsp;which is not approved by Moldova&nbsp;
3. Total population of Transnistria&nbsp;is a little over 5 lakh&nbsp;and is only recognised by 3 states which themselves are unrecognised&nbsp;
4. After their debut in the Moldovan League in 1997, Sheriff Tiraspol&nbsp;won their maiden national title in 1998&nbsp;
5. Sheriff has won a total of 37 local league titles in domestic competition&nbsp;
6. Sheriff never qualified for the main draw of the Champions League till 2021
7. The name Sheriff comes from their title sponsor which operates industries in the breakaway state
8. The home stadium is in Tiraspol&nbsp;and has a capacity of accommodating just 12 thousand fans&nbsp;
9. With 2700 to 1 odds of beating Real Madrid, Sheriff helped their home fans win big through betting&nbsp;
10. The combined squad cost of Real Madrid was over 850 million Euros which is 64-times more than Sheriff's squad cost&nbsp;

There is a new Sheriff in town! Who stunned Real Madrid in Champions League?

Here are 10 things you need to know about the tiny club Sheriff Tiraspol which pulled off the upset of the tournament

A relatively unknown club from Moldova&nbsp;stunned the world as they beat 13-time Champions League winners Real Madrid at home. Here are 10 things you need to know about the tiny club which pulled off the upset of the tournament.&nbsp;
1. Sheriff&nbsp;Tiraspol&nbsp;was founded in the year 1997 and was called&nbsp;Tiras Tiraspol
2. Sheriff Tiraspol&nbsp;comes from&nbsp;Transnistria, an unrecognised breakaway state&nbsp;which is not approved by Moldova&nbsp;
3. Total population of Transnistria&nbsp;is a little over 5 lakh&nbsp;and is only recognised by 3 states which themselves are unrecognised&nbsp;
4. After their debut in the Moldovan League in 1997, Sheriff Tiraspol&nbsp;won their maiden national title in 1998&nbsp;
5. Sheriff has won a total of 37 local league titles in domestic competition&nbsp;
6. Sheriff never qualified for the main draw of the Champions League till 2021
7. The name Sheriff comes from their title sponsor which operates industries in the breakaway state
8. The home stadium is in Tiraspol&nbsp;and has a capacity of accommodating just 12 thousand fans&nbsp;
9. With 2700 to 1 odds of beating Real Madrid, Sheriff helped their home fans win big through betting&nbsp;
10. The combined squad cost of Real Madrid was over 850 million Euros which is 64-times more than Sheriff's squad cost&nbsp;

Sheriff Tiraspol&nbsp;stunned Real Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday night. Here is everything you need to know about the unknown Moldovan Club&nbsp;

A relatively unknown club from Moldova&nbsp;stunned the world as they beat 13-time Champions League winners Real Madrid at home. Here are 10 things you need to know about the tiny club which pulled off the upset of the tournament.&nbsp;
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1. Sheriff&nbsp;Tiraspol&nbsp;was founded in the year 1997 and was called&nbsp;Tiras Tiraspol
2. Sheriff Tiraspol&nbsp;comes from&nbsp;Transnistria, an unrecognised breakaway state&nbsp;which is not approved by Moldova&nbsp;
3. Total population of Transnistria&nbsp;is a little over 5 lakh&nbsp;and is only recognised by 3 states which themselves are unrecognised&nbsp;
4. After their debut in the Moldovan League in 1997, Sheriff Tiraspol&nbsp;won their maiden national title in 1998&nbsp;
5. Sheriff has won a total of 37 local league titles in domestic competition&nbsp;
6. Sheriff never qualified for the main draw of the Champions League till 2021
7. The name Sheriff comes from their title sponsor which operates industries in the breakaway state
8. The home stadium is in Tiraspol&nbsp;and has a capacity of accommodating just 12 thousand fans&nbsp;
9. With 2700 to 1 odds of beating Real Madrid, Sheriff helped their home fans win big through betting&nbsp;
10. The combined squad cost of Real Madrid was over 850 million Euros which is 64-times more than Sheriff's squad cost&nbsp;

Lionel Messi lit up European football nights once again as he scored his first goal for Paris St Germain which helped his side beat Manchester City 2-0 in Group A in the&nbsp;Champions League. The trio of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Kylian&nbsp;Mbappe was expected to run riot but just managed two goals including an early strike from&nbsp;Idrissa Gueye. This was Lionel Messi's&nbsp;first goal for PSG&nbsp;in 3 starts and 4 games after his shock transfer in the summer from Barcelona. Courtesy of the win, PSG&nbsp;now tops Group A with 4 points.&nbsp;
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Real Madrid&nbsp;suffered a shocking home loss against a relatively unknown Moldovan club Sheriff&nbsp;Tiraspol&nbsp;in Group D. With an overwhelming 2700 to 1 betting odds against the Champions&nbsp;League debutants, Sheriff managed to score the opening goal against the run of play. Karim&nbsp;Benzema&nbsp;did manage to pull one back but the underdog story was destined to be played out at Santiago Bernabeu. A stunning 89th min winner sealed 3 points for Sheriff Tiraspol&nbsp;which undoubtedly is the greatest win for the club in their short history. This was also the biggest upset in Champions League football in the past 3 seasons.&nbsp;
Liverpool managed an easy outing in Portugal as they defeated FC Porto&nbsp;5-1 on Tuesday night in Group B to make it 2 wins out of 2 games. Mohd&nbsp;Salah and Roberto Firmino&nbsp;scored a brace each for Jurgen&nbsp;Klopp's side as the 2019 winners took the flight back home with all 3 points. A woeful display of sorts for FC Porto&nbsp;who have&nbsp;now conceded 14 goals at home against Liverpool in their last 3 Champions League ties.&nbsp;

Champions League: Shocker for Real Madrid, Messi scores for PSG & Liverpool win big

There is a new Sheriff in town! Moldovan clubs pull off the heist of the tournament as they stun 13-time Champions League winners on debut 

Lionel Messi lit up European football nights once again as he scored his first goal for Paris St Germain which helped his side beat Manchester City 2-0 in Group A in the&nbsp;Champions League. The trio of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Kylian&nbsp;Mbappe was expected to run riot but just managed two goals including an early strike from&nbsp;Idrissa Gueye. This was Lionel Messi's&nbsp;first goal for PSG&nbsp;in 3 starts and 4 games after his shock transfer in the summer from Barcelona. Courtesy of the win, PSG&nbsp;now tops Group A with 4 points.&nbsp;
Real Madrid&nbsp;suffered a shocking home loss against a relatively unknown Moldovan club Sheriff&nbsp;Tiraspol&nbsp;in Group D. With an overwhelming 2700 to 1 betting odds against the Champions&nbsp;League debutants, Sheriff managed to score the opening goal against the run of play. Karim&nbsp;Benzema&nbsp;did manage to pull one back but the underdog story was destined to be played out at Santiago Bernabeu. A stunning 89th min winner sealed 3 points for Sheriff Tiraspol&nbsp;which undoubtedly is the greatest win for the club in their short history. This was also the biggest upset in Champions League football in the past 3 seasons.&nbsp;
Liverpool managed an easy outing in Portugal as they defeated FC Porto&nbsp;5-1 on Tuesday night in Group B to make it 2 wins out of 2 games. Mohd&nbsp;Salah and Roberto Firmino&nbsp;scored a brace each for Jurgen&nbsp;Klopp's side as the 2019 winners took the flight back home with all 3 points. A woeful display of sorts for FC Porto&nbsp;who have&nbsp;now conceded 14 goals at home against Liverpool in their last 3 Champions League ties.&nbsp;

European football nights promised plenty of action and Tuesday night in the Champions League was anything but disappointment&nbsp;

Lionel Messi lit up European football nights once again as he scored his first goal for Paris St Germain which helped his side beat Manchester City 2-0 in Group A in the&nbsp;Champions League. The trio of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Kylian&nbsp;Mbappe was expected to run riot but just managed two goals including an early strike from&nbsp;Idrissa Gueye. This was Lionel Messi's&nbsp;first goal for PSG&nbsp;in 3 starts and 4 games after his shock transfer in the summer from Barcelona. Courtesy of the win, PSG&nbsp;now tops Group A with 4 points.&nbsp;
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Real Madrid&nbsp;suffered a shocking home loss against a relatively unknown Moldovan club Sheriff&nbsp;Tiraspol&nbsp;in Group D. With an overwhelming 2700 to 1 betting odds against the Champions&nbsp;League debutants, Sheriff managed to score the opening goal against the run of play. Karim&nbsp;Benzema&nbsp;did manage to pull one back but the underdog story was destined to be played out at Santiago Bernabeu. A stunning 89th min winner sealed 3 points for Sheriff Tiraspol&nbsp;which undoubtedly is the greatest win for the club in their short history. This was also the biggest upset in Champions League football in the past 3 seasons.&nbsp;
Liverpool managed an easy outing in Portugal as they defeated FC Porto&nbsp;5-1 on Tuesday night in Group B to make it 2 wins out of 2 games. Mohd&nbsp;Salah and Roberto Firmino&nbsp;scored a brace each for Jurgen&nbsp;Klopp's side as the 2019 winners took the flight back home with all 3 points. A woeful display of sorts for FC Porto&nbsp;who have&nbsp;now conceded 14 goals at home against Liverpool in their last 3 Champions League ties.&nbsp;

European football's governing body&nbsp;UEFA has been forced to abandon its plan to ban Super League clubs Barcelona, Juventus and Real Madrid from the Champions League. The plan was to ban the clubs that were initially part of the rebellion that led to the formation of the Super League which collapsed in less than 3 days after it was proposed by the clubs. An injunction by a Spanish court had earlier paused the&nbsp;disciplinary case hearing against the clubs who had refused to renounce the project. There was a renewed demand last week from a Madrid based Judge for the&nbsp;UEFA officials to comply with the ruling not to sanction the clubs which led to the case being officially scrapped on Monday night.
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The Super League was a breakaway tournament that was planned with the top European&nbsp;clubs but collapsed within 3 days of its official launch due to fans pressure &amp; various other reasons. UEFA&nbsp;was determined to teach the clubs a lesson but ended up failing as the top teams guarded their legal interests with ease in courts across Europe.&nbsp;&nbsp;

UEFA forced to drop legal action against Real Madrid, Barcelona over Super League

The Super League was a breakaway tournament that was planned with the top European clubs but collapsed within 2 days of its official launch

European football's governing body&nbsp;UEFA has been forced to abandon its plan to ban Super League clubs Barcelona, Juventus and Real Madrid from the Champions League. The plan was to ban the clubs that were initially part of the rebellion that led to the formation of the Super League which collapsed in less than 3 days after it was proposed by the clubs. An injunction by a Spanish court had earlier paused the&nbsp;disciplinary case hearing against the clubs who had refused to renounce the project. There was a renewed demand last week from a Madrid based Judge for the&nbsp;UEFA officials to comply with the ruling &amp; not to sanction the clubs which led to the case being officially scrapped on Monday night.
The Super League was a breakaway tournament that was planned with the top European&nbsp;clubs but collapsed within 3 days of its official launch due to fans pressure &amp; various other reasons. UEFA&nbsp;was determined to teach the clubs a lesson but ended up failing as the top teams guarded their legal interests with ease in courts across Europe.&nbsp;&nbsp;

UEFA's&nbsp;plan was to ban the clubs that were initially part of the rebellion that led to the formation of the Super League which collapsed in less than 2 days after it was proposed by the clubs

European football's governing body&nbsp;UEFA has been forced to abandon its plan to ban Super League clubs Barcelona, Juventus and Real Madrid from the Champions League. The plan was to ban the clubs that were initially part of the rebellion that led to the formation of the Super League which collapsed in less than 3 days after it was proposed by the clubs. An injunction by a Spanish court had earlier paused the&nbsp;disciplinary case hearing against the clubs who had refused to renounce the project. There was a renewed demand last week from a Madrid based Judge for the&nbsp;UEFA officials to comply with the ruling &amp; not to sanction the clubs which led to the case being officially scrapped on Monday night.
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The Super League was a breakaway tournament that was planned with the top European&nbsp;clubs but collapsed within 3 days of its official launch due to fans pressure &amp; various other reasons. UEFA&nbsp;was determined to teach the clubs a lesson but ended up failing as the top teams guarded their legal interests with ease in courts across Europe.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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