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Bayern beat Paris, Feyenoord stun City and Inter go top

Bayern beat Paris, Feyenoord stun City and Inter go top

On a night of high drama in the UEFA Champions League, we react to Bayern's 1-0 victory over Paris, discuss Feyenoord's recovery from 3-0 down to earn a draw at Manchester City, plus talk about Robert Lewandowski's moment of history as Barcelona secured three points against Brest. Elsewhere, Inter went top of the league phase with victory over Leipzig, it was a night to remember for Atleti and Atalanta, who both scored six, while Arsenal and Leverkusen hit five. We hear from Feyenoord's Brian Priske, Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, plus Tammy Abraham reacts to AC Milan's 3-2 victory at Slovan Bratislava.
Inter edge Arsenal and Barça hit five

Inter edge Arsenal and Barça hit five

There were five away wins on Wednesday of Matchday 4. Barcelona secured a 5-2 victory at Crvena Zvezda, while Brest won 2-1 at Sparta Praha, Salzburg recorded a 3-1 away win at Feyenoord, Atalanta beat Stuttgart 2-0 in Germany, and Atleti scored a dramatic late winner in Paris. But at San Siro, Inter edged Arsenal 1-0 thanks to Hakan Çalhanoğlu's first-half penalty to take the Nerazzurri to ten points in the league phase. We hear from Inter's player of the match, as well as Atalanta goalscorer Ademola Lookman. We also react to Club Brugge's 1-0 win over Aston Villa, hearing from home boss Nicky Hayen, plus speak about Shakhtar's 2-1 win over Young Boys.
Gyökeres and Díaz hat-trick heroes as Milan shock holders in Madrid

Gyökeres and Díaz hat-trick heroes as Milan shock holders in Madrid

Matchday 4 kicked off in style with some eye-catching results across Europe. Rúben Amorim said an emotional goodbye to Sporting CP with a thumping 4-1 win over Manchester City in his last home game in charge thanks to a Viktor Gyökeres treble. There was another hat-trick hero at Anfield as Luis Díaz inspired Liverpool to a comprehensive 4-0 win over Xabi Alonso's Leverkusen to continue their 100% start to the league phase. However, the surprise of the night came at the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu where Milan beat Real Madrid 3-1 in the battle of the European giants. There were also wins for Celtic, Monaco, Dortmund, PSV and GNK Dinamo, while Lille and Juventus drew 1-1. We hear from Sporting CP match-winner Viktor Gyökeres, Liverpool manager Arne Slot, as well as Celtic's Nicolas Kühn, PSV's Malik Tillman and Dinamo's Sandro Kulenović.
Electric Raphinha stars for Barcelona & Lille stun Atleti

Electric Raphinha stars for Barcelona & Lille stun Atleti

Raphinha was the hat-trick hero in Barcelona's sensational 4-1 victory over Bayern München on another extraordinary league phase night. Elsewhere in Spain, Lille bagged a famous away win over Atleti, while Liverpool, Manchester City, Inter, GNK Dinamo and Feyenoord also secured three points on Wednesday. We hear from Virgil van Dijk, Phil Foden, Thomas Müller and Celtic's Brendan Rodgers, after his side earned a valuable point away to Atalanta.
Villa early table toppers as Madrid complete dramatic comeback

Villa early table toppers as Madrid complete dramatic comeback

It was another enthralling night in the UEFA Champions League as Real Madrid came back from two goals down at home to overcome Borussia Dortmund 5-2 thanks to a stunning second half hat-trick from Vinícius Júnior. However, the early League Phase leaders are Aston Villa, after they continued their golden start in the competition, beating Bologna 2-0 at home to make it three wins – and three clean sheets – out of three. Elsewhere, the surprise of the night took place in Turin, where Stuttgart left it late to beat Juventus, while there were also crucial wins for Monaco, Milan, Arsenal, Girona and Sporting CP. We hear from Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, Milan midfielder Tijjani Reijnders, Monaco winger Takumi Minamino and Aston Villa's table-topping manager Unai Emery.
Durán seals dramatic win for Villa, Lille stun defending champions Madrid

Durán seals dramatic win for Villa, Lille stun defending champions Madrid

There was late drama across the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday night, as Jhon Durán's second-half stunner handed Aston Villa a famous victory over Bayern. Meanwhile, Lille shocked defending champions Real Madrid 1-0 courtesy of a Jonathan David penalty. There were also crucial victories for Juventus, Benfica, Feyenoord, Liverpool and Club Brugge. Among others we hear from Aston Villa's Emi Martínez, Bayern striker Harry Kane, Liverpool goalscorer Alexis Mac Allister and Lille's Player of the Match Edon Zhegrova.
Dortmund score seven & Arsenal beat Paris

Dortmund score seven & Arsenal beat Paris

Borussia Dortmund put seven past Celtic to claim their second win of the league phase. There were also important wins for Arsenal against Paris, and Leverkusen against Milan, while Brest, Inter, Barcelona and Manchester City recorded impressive victories.We hear from Arsenal goalscorer Kai Havertz, Brest hero Abdallah Sima and City boss Pep Guardiola. Plus, we look ahead to Wednesday’s action, hearing from Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins.
Five more teams secure winning starts as Raya preserves a point for Arsenal

Five more teams secure winning starts as Raya preserves a point for Arsenal

Monaco marked their return to the UEFA Champions League with a statement 2-1 win over Barcelona while Leverkusen impressed as they scored four at Feyenoord to get their campaign off to a stunning start. Meanwhile, a superb David Raya double save from Mateo Retegui's penalty ensured the game between Atalanta and Arsenal finished goalless. Benfica and Atlético de Madrid both secured 2-1 wins, while Brest also clinched victory against Sturm Graz in their very first European game. We hear from Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya, Atalanta star Charles de Ketelaere, Barcelona boss Hansi Flick, Leverkusen wing-back Jeremie Frimpong and his head coach Xabi Alonso, as well as Feyenoord coach Brian Priske.
Key wins for four clubs as City and Inter draw

Key wins for four clubs as City and Inter draw

Manchester City and Inter had to settle for a point to start their Champions League campaigns, after a competitive goalless draw in the north west of England. Elsewhere, a late winner for Paris was enough to see off Girona, while last year's runners-up Borussia Dortmund secured an impressive victory at Club Brugge. There were statement wins from Celtic and Sparta Praha, who marked themselves as teams to watch as the league phase progresses. We hear from Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, Celtic captain Callum McGregor, Dortmund's double-goalscorer Jamie Gittens and Sparta Praha coach Lars Friis.
Record-breaking Bayern hit nine to kick off new Champions League era

Record-breaking Bayern hit nine to kick off new Champions League era

The new league phase started in style as Bayern hit a record nine goals against GNK Dinamo in Munich, with Harry Kane grabbing four – including a first ever hat-trick of Champions League penalties. In Milan, Liverpool recovered from conceding an early goal to run out comfortable 3-1 victors, with two set-piece headers from centre-backs Ibrahima Konaté and Virgil van Dijk. Elsewhere, there were impressive home wins for defending champions Real Madrid, Juventus and Sporting CP while Aston Villa began their first Champions League campaign for 42 years with a convincing 3-0 win against Young Boys in Switzerland. We hear from four goal-hero Harry Kane, Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo, Villa midfielder Youri Tielemans, Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyökeres, Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham and the scorer of the league phase's first ever goal, Juve teenager Kenan Yıldız.
Real Madrid, Champions of Europe

Real Madrid, Champions of Europe

Real Madrid claimed their 15th UEFA Champions League title with a 2-0 victory over Borussia Dortmund at Wembley Stadium in London thanks to second-half goals from Dani Carvajal and Vinícius Júnior. We soak up the atmosphere of the celebrations, hearing from Madrid’s English star Jude Bellingham, and reflect on another remarkable season in the Champions League.
Madrid book final spot with remarkable comeback against Bayern

Madrid book final spot with remarkable comeback against Bayern

Real Madrid will play Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA Champions League final! Los Blancos booked their spot in the London showpiece with a late comeback victory over Bayern. After Alphonso Davies gave the German side the lead in the tie, two Joselu strikes in the 88th and 91st minutes triggered joyous scenes in the Santiago Bernabéu. We take you inside the celebrations and hear from Madrid star Jude Bellingham!
Dortmund beat Paris to reach final

Dortmund beat Paris to reach final

Dortmund upset the odds to beat Paris and reach the 2024 Champions League final. The Germans took a 1-0 first-leg lead to the French capital, and they replicated that scoreline to see off the 2020 runners-up 2-0 on aggregate. In a superb defensive performance, it was centre-back Mats Hummels who also scored the winner on the night for Dortmund. We hear from the Player of the Match, team-mate Marcel Sabitzer and coach Edin Terzić, as well as Luis Enrique and Vitinha from the Paris camp. We also look speak to Jude Bellingham ahead of the semi-final second leg between Real Madrid and Bayern.
Fabulous Füllkrug finish secures Dortmund lead

Fabulous Füllkrug finish secures Dortmund lead

The second night of UEFA Champions League semi-final action continued where the first left off, with a pulsating encounter between Dortmund and Paris at the BVB Stadion.It was a match full of chances for both teams, with Paris hitting both posts in a matter of seconds with shots from Kylian Mbappé and Achraf Hakimi. In the end, though, Niclas Füllkrug's sublime first-half strike was the difference between the sides as Dortmund secured a slender 1-0 lead in the tie.Hear how the match unfolded, and from the UEFA Player of the Match, Dortmund's Mats Hummels.
Bayern held by Madrid in Munich

Bayern held by Madrid in Munich

The last four sprang into action with two European heavyweights meeting in Munich. The first leg did not disappoint with Bayern and Real Madrid playing out a pulsating 2-2 draw to set up a winner-takes-all clash in the return. Madrid struck first with Vinícius Júnior putting the 14-time champions in front against the run of play, but Bayern responded in style through second-half goals from Leroy Sané and Harry Kane. However, a late Vinícius penalty salvaged a draw for Carlo Ancelotti's side to set up a tantalising second leg in Madrid. We hear from Jamal Musiala, Kane and Antonio Rüdiger, as well as looking ahead to the other first leg between Dortmund and Paris.
Madrid and Bayern complete semi-final line-up

Madrid and Bayern complete semi-final line-up

The quarter-final thrills continued to the very last as Real Madrid edged out Manchester City on penalties to book their last-four place alongside Bayern, victors over Arsenal. We hear from Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti, jubilant Bayern pair Matthijs de Ligt and Harry Kane, plus Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta.
Paris and Dortmund storm into semis

Paris and Dortmund storm into semis

The quarter-final deciders promised excitement and the first two duly delivered as Paris Saint-Germain and Dortmund overturned first-leg deficits against Barcelona and Atlético de Madrid respectively. We hear from Dortmund scorers Niclas Fullkrug and Julian Brandt plus Paris midfielder Vitinha.
Enthralling quarter-final first leg contests leave ties perfectly poised

Enthralling quarter-final first leg contests leave ties perfectly poised

The second night of quarter-final action lived up to the first, with drama aplenty across the two ties. In the French capital, Paris and Barcelona shared five goals between them, with the Spanish side securing a 3-2 win to take into next week's second leg. Meanwhile, a tight contest at Estadio Metropolitano saw Atlético beat Dortmund 2-1, with Julian Brandt hitting the woodwork in the final moments of the game. We hear from Dortmund goalscorer Sébastien Haller and Atleti defender César Azpilicueta.
Quarter-finals start in style with two classics

Quarter-finals start in style with two classics

The quarter-final first legs started in scintillating fashion with brilliant goals aplenty in both Madrid and London. At the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, the 2022 and the 2023 champions played out a thrilling 3-3 draw, with Real Madrid twice coming from behind to peg back Manchester City. We hear from City manager Pep Guardiola as well as surprise goalscorer Josko Gvardiol. Meanwhile, in north London, Bayern earnt a hard-fought 2-2 draw against Arsenal. We hear from Gunners manager Mikel Arteta, goalscorer Leandro Trossard and Bayern winger Leroy Sané.