Champions League: Borussia Dortmund is smothered, Schalke 04 cheers

Atlético Madrid – Borussia Dortmund 2: 0 (1: 0)

The leaders of the Bundesliga, Dortmund, had to accept a deserved defeat after their 4-0 triumph at home, at home, in the second leg at Atletico Madrid. Although BVB controlled the game early, the local team scored after a little over half an hour: Saúl Ñíguez shot to ten meters after a double pbad with Filipe Luis , but Manuel Akanji managed to reach the ball, but failed to clear (33 minutes).

As a result, Madrid had another good opportunity, but missed it for a long time, nachzulegen more goals. It was only in the 80th minute that Antoine Griezmann rewarded his team's efforts with the second goal. Because of Atlético's success in the same table as Dortmund, BVB remains the leader thanks to the much greater difference in goals.

Schalke 04 – Galatasaray 2: 0 (1: 0)

The Schalke are still undefeated in the Champions League: S04 won the fourth day of the title against Galatasaray. Schalke's first shot went straight to the point: Guido Burgstaller took advantage of the action of distant goalkeeper, Fernando Muslera, who held the ball to Amin Harit's pbad to the right of the surface repair but let it slip again pbading the repair surface slipped. Burgstaller scored from a sharp angle in the empty net (4th minute). It was the first goal of the Austrian in the Queen category.

Just as the guests from the start of the second half insisted on getting the equalizer, Mark Uth increased the score to 2: 0 (57.). The win at home leaves Schalke behind FC Porto, equally victorious, with eight points in second place in Group D and has a good chance of reaching the round of 16.

Inter Milan – FC Barcelona 1: 1 (0: 0)

FC Barcelona and Inter Milan drew in Group B. In the absence of superstar Lionel Messi, FC Barcelona played offensively at the Giuseppe Meazza stadium and controlled the match most of the time . In the 83rd minute, Malcolm scored the last goal for the Spaniards, but Inter was able to compensate Mauro Icardi (87.).

Tottenham Hotspur – PSV Eindhoven 2: 1 (0: 1)

Tottenham Hotspur won by beating PSV Eindhoven with a pair of Harry Kane. For a long time, it seemed that the Spurs would win their third defeat in four games of the Champions League. The Dutch took the lead early after a header from Luuk de Jong (2 minutes). Tottenham was then clearly the top team, Eindhoven's focused on defensive (16: 2 for halftime), but the hosts were unable to exploit their early chances. Kane equalized in the 78th minute, 89th, the second goal to 2: 1 in the final.

Tottenham is third in the standings with four points, three points behind Inter Milan, who faced FC Barcelona. By the victory, the Spurs have the chance to pbad in the second round.

SSC Napoli – Paris Saint-Germain 1: 1 (0: 1)

SSC Napoli drew against Paris St. Germain and is in the same league table as Liverpool, who played in Belgrade. For a long time, Naples defended the discipline in its own stadium. It was not until the extra time in the second half that Kylian Mbappé scored Neymar's ball in the penalty area and faced Juan Bernat, the author of the Parisian leadership (45 + 2).

The hosts came after the break on two good occasions from Dries Mertens (50th, 52nd). Gianluigi Buffon in the Parisian goal was however able to parry the shot from the edge of the surface and the lupine. Ten minutes later, Buffon was facing Jose Callejon, Lorenzo Insigne (62) was facing a penalty.

FC Porto – Lokomotiv Moscow 4-1 (2-0)

FC Porto won 4: 1 (2: 0) over group D, Lokomotiv Moscow. The hosts took advantage in the second minute with a goal from Hector Herrera. Moussa Marega increased to 2: 0 (43.) just before the halftime whistle. Lok shortened in the meantime by Jefferson Farfan (59), Jesus Corona then used an error in the construction of Moscow to 3-1 (67). Shortly before the end met Otávio at 4-1 (90. + 3).

In the first leg, Porto won 3-1 in Moscow and scored seven points in the lead. With the win, the club can defend the first place and is with ten points two points ahead on Schalke.