Champions League: Liverpool snatch victory, six for Manchester City and a disappointing draw for Paris Saint-Germain

In the second half, German coach Jurgen Klopp regrouped to put Milan under great pressure again. The pressure allowed Salah to make up for the missed penalty and he equalized in the 48th minute.

Then the game turned into a one-sided game and full control of the Reds, until Jordan Henderson managed to score his first Champions League goal after seven years with Liverpool, and the third goal of the game. in the 69th minute.

The thrilling game ended with a 3-2 victory for Liverpool, to collect three important points in their first game in the second group.

At Manchester’s Etihad Stadium, Manchester City scored six goals against their guest, Leipzig.

Nathan Ake opened the scoring for City in the 16th minute, with a superb header after a corner from Grealish. The second goal came with a friendly shot in the 28th minute, when Nordi Mukele scored, with an own goal.

Mokele made up for his mistake and scored his team’s first goal, scored by Christopher Nkunku, in the 42nd minute.

But Algerian Riyad Mahrez reacted quickly and scored City’s third goal from the penalty spot, ending the first half with a 3-1 lead for City.

Former Paris Saint-Germain player Nkono gave Leipzig hope and scored his second goal in the 51st minute, but Grealish reacted quickly by scoring City’s fourth goal with a superb header in the 56th minute.

And again, Nkono made the difference by scoring the third goal for his side and a hat-trick for him in the 73rd minute. But Joao Cancelo added the fifth goal after just two minutes, then substitute Gabriel Jesus scored the sixth. goal in the 86th. minute.

Thus, City arrives at the top of Group A, and is preparing to meet Paris Saint-Germain on September 28 in Paris.

Messi with Paris Saint-Germain

Paris Saint-Germain’s away game with Club Brugge received a lot of attention, as Argentina’s Lionel Messi appeared for the first time in a shirt other than Barcelona in the Champions League.

The match ended in a positive tie with one goal for each team, despite the presence of the terrifying trio Messi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe in the attack for the France team.

Messi tried to appear differently with Saint-Germain and touched the crossbar, and despite his efforts his first-team goal went to Ander Herrera, after a great job from Kylian Mbappe.

Hans Vanaken scored the deserved equalizer before the end of the first half to shake the Jan Breedel stadium with encouragement. It seems that the first appearance with the France team was a disappointment for Messi, especially with the drop in performance in the second half.

Paris Saint-Germain struggled to cope with the heavy pressure from the hosts the entire time, and goalkeeper Keylor Navas took the lead, and he gave off dangerous balls, including a powerful shot from Charles de Kettler , which almost went into the net.

Mbappe was substituted after 51 minutes as PSG struggled to control the pitch and the Brugge players appeared to be looking to win the game.

Messi started to find more space and show off his skills as the Belgian side were tired at the end of the game. But the 34-year-old Argentine star failed to decipher Brugge’s defense in his first appearance for Paris Saint-Germain, and got nothing but a yellow card in the 71st minute.

In other exciting European Championship matches, Ajax Amsterdam beat Sporting Lisbon, Portugal 5-1. Real Madrid also snatched victory from Inter Milan with a goal of their own.