Hey there, welcome to our one-stop blog for tonight's Champions League fixtures. We will bring to you all the key updates from the matchday 2 fixtures lined up, so sit tight and stay with us.
Hey there, welcome to our one-stop blog for tonight's Champions League fixtures. We will bring to you all the key updates from the matchday 2 fixtures lined up, so sit tight and stay with us.
The UEFA Champions League 2025-26 matches will be telecast on Sony Sports Network TV channels in India. They will be streamed live on the SonyLiv app and website in the country.
Play is underway at seven concurrent Champions League games that kicked off at 12:30am. At the Metropolitano Stadium, Atletico Madrid have already taken the lead against Eintracht Frankfurt, with Giacomo Raspadori netting in the fourth minute.
At the Stade Velodrome, Igor Paixao has propelled Marseille to a 2-0 lead over Ajax. The Brazilian attacker scores in the 6th and 12th minutes to put the hosts in the driver's seat in the first half.
Marseille have added a third goal against Ajax, via Mason Greenwood in the 26th minute. In London, Chelsea lead Benfica 1-0 courtesy an own goal from Richard Rios in the 18th minute. And in Cyprus, Bayern Munich are ahead by a thumping 4-0 margin already versus Pafos FC, with Harry Kane (15th and 34th) netting a brace and Raphael Guerreiro (20th), Nicolas Jackson (31st) joining the party.
Bodo/Glimt and Tottenham remain locked 0-0 at Norway's Aspmyra Stadion, and that's the only matchday 2 game tonight that is yet to see a goal. Atletico Madrid have drilled in three past Eintracht Frankfurt at half-time, while Galatasaray lead Liverpool 1-0 and Inter Milan are up 2-0 against Slavia Prague. Meanwhile, Pafos have pulled one back against Bayern to make the scoreline 4-1, going into the break.
The second half is underway at all seven venues where the 12:30am Champions League games are being played concurrently. Let's see if the goal rush continues in the coming 45 minutes.
Jens Petter Hauge breaks the deadlock in the Bodo/Glimt vs Tottenham encounter, scoring for the hosts in the 53rd minute. Marseille, meanwhile, stretch their lead to 4-0 against Ajax via Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in the 52nd minute. Elsewhere, Eintracht Frankfurt pull one back against Atletico Madrid courtesy Jonathan Burkardt in the 57th.
Jens Petter Hauge scores his second for Bodo/Glimt in the 66th minute and Micky van de Ven brings Tottenham back into the contest with a strike two minutes later. At the San Siro, Lautaro Martinez scores his second to take Inter's lead to 3-0 over Slavia Prague.
It's full time at Stamford Bridge and the scoreline stays at 1-0 in favour of Chelsea. Joao Pedro earned a red card deep in stoppage time but that does not alter the result, handing the Blues their first win of the campaign.
Bayern claim a convincing 5-1 win over Pafos, while an own goal from Jostein Gundersen in the 89th minute helps Tottenham snatch a 2-2 draw at Bodo/Glimt. Galatasaray edge out Liverpool 1-0, Marseille complete a 4-0 thrashing of Ajax, and Atletico Madrid retain their 5-1 scoreline against Eintracht Frankfurt. Meanwhile, Inter blank Slavia Prague 3-0 to stay perfect like Bayern and Real Madrid.
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