Hello and welcome to Sportz Point's coverage of Champions League football. We bring you all the results from the games in Europe's biggest club competition over the last two nights. This match week has witnessed remarkable comebacks, shocking wins, and exciting football matches all around.

So, sit back and relax, as we bring all the updates of the match week 3 of the UEFA Champions League 2024 - 25 league phase round.

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Tuesday night's fixtures

AC Milan 3-1 Club Brugge

AC Milan Champions League-Sportz Point.com — Photo credit: AC Milan

Tijjani Reijnders netted two goals, securing Milan's first points. Brugge's Joel Ordóñez came close by hitting the crossbar, while Christian Pulišić scored directly from a corner in the 34th minute. Even six minutes after Raphael Onyedika's red card, Brugge managed to equalize through Kyriani Sabbe shortly after the break. However, Reijnders' brace ensured Milan's victory.

Monaco 5-1 Crvena Zvezda

Monaco players after a win in the Champions League-Sportz Point.com

Wilfried Singo's spectacular long-range goal was the highlight as Monaco continued their unbeaten run with an emphatic victory. Takumi Minamino scored early with a composed finish, but Cherif Ndiaye quickly equalized for Crvena Zvezda from the penalty spot.

Breel Embolo put Monaco back in front before halftime, and Singo's remarkable strike extended the lead after the break. Minamino added his second with a simple tap-in, followed by Maghnes Akliouche curling in a fifth goal in the final minutes of the match.

Arsenal 1-0 Shakhtar Donetsk

Gabriel Martinelli after his goal for arsenal- Sportz Point.com

Arsenal continued their unbeaten run by defeating Shakhtar, who remain goalless in the competition. Gabriel Martinelli's shot in the 29th minute deflected off the post and into the net via Dmytro Riznyk. Despite Riznyk's saves, including a penalty stop against Leandro Trossard, Arsenal secured all 3 points, reaching seven points from three games.

Aston Villa 2-0 Bologna

Aston Villa Champions League match against Bologna-Sportz Point.com

Aston Villa maintained their perfect record in this year's league phase with a 2-0 win over Bologna at Villa Park. After a dominant first half, John McGinn opened the scoring with a free-kick early in the second half, followed by John Durán's volley, securing Villa's place at the top of the table.

Girona 2-0 Slovan Bratislava

Girona Player celebrate after Champions league victory-Sportz Point.com

Centre-back Juanpe scored a free-kick on his Champions League debut as Girona secured their first-ever points in the competition. Miguel Gutiérrez gave Girona the lead in the 42nd minute, finishing Arnaut Danjuma's cross. Juanpe's 73rd-minute goal sealed a comfortable win for Girona.

Juventus 0-1 Stuttgart

Stuttgart fans celebrate after their champions League win- Sportz Point.com

Enzo Millot had a chance to score from the penalty spot after Juve's Danilo was sent off, but Perin saved his attempt. Substitute El Bilal Touré netted the winner in stoppage time, capping off an impressive performance by the visitors in Turin.

PSG 1-1 PSV Eindhoven

PSG's Vitinha and Joao Neves claps to the fans after Champions League game-Sportz Point.com

PSV opened the scoring in Paris in the 34th minute when Noa Lang placed a right-footed shot from outside the box to the bottom left corner. PSG responded in the 55th minute with Achraf Hakimi's right-footed shoot to the center of the goal

Real Madrid 5-2 Dortmund

Madrid Players celebrate another goal against Dortmund in the Champions League- Sportz Point.com

Real Madrid came from behind in a seven-goal thriller to secure all three points. Dortmund started the game with early goals from Malen and Gittens to put them 2-0 up. Vinicius Jr. put up a masterclass by scoring a hat-trick to help Madrid secure the win.

Sturm 0-2 Sporting

Sporting C.P clap at their fans after their win against Strum in the Champions League- Sportz Point.com

Goals from Nuno Stantos and Star Striker Gyokeres were enough to seal a perfect win for Sporting away from home in the competition

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Wednesday night's fixtures

Atlanta 0-0 Celtic

celtic players clap to their fans after match with Atalanta in the Champions League-Sportz Point.com — Photo Credit: Celtic Fc

Celtic endured prolonged periods of heavy pressure from Atalanta to secure their first away point of the season in Bergamo. Goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel witnessed Mario Pašalić's header strike the underside of the crossbar before producing a brilliant save to deny Mateo Retegui's headed attempt.

Brest 1-1 Leverkusen

Leverkusen players wave to the crowd after their Champions League match- Sportz Point.com

Leverkusen capitalized on their early dominance when Florian Wirtz fired a low shot into the bottom corner after a well-executed Die Werkself move midway through the first half. However, Brest's impressive debut in European competition continued 15 minutes later with Lees-Melou's stylish finish from outside the box, assisted by Mahdi Camara.

Atletico Madrid 1-3 Lille

A Lille player racing with the ball against atletico in the Champions League. Sportz Point.com

Lille staged a comeback to secure a victory over Atlético. Julián Alvarez opened the scoring early for the hosts with his first Champions League goal for Atleti, but Edon Zhegrova leveled the game in the second half with a well-placed strike. The match was decided when Jonathan David calmly converted a penalty and added a second goal in the final moments.

Young Boys 0-1 Inter Milan

Inter Milan players after their Champions League match- Sportz Point.com

Marcus Thuram came off the bench and scored three minutes into stoppage time, securing a full three points for Inter away from home. Earlier in the match, Marko Arnautović was denied from the penalty spot by a brilliant save from David von Ballmoos.

Barcelona 4-1 Bayern Munchen

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Raphinha's remarkable hat trick played a crucial role in helping Barcelona come out successful in this fixture. The Barcelona captain sealed the victory, earning the match ball with two outstanding goals within 11 minutes, one before and one after halftime.

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Salzburg 0-2 GNK Dinamo

DNK Dinamo players in a photography after Champions League game- Sportz Point.com

Ulenović put the visitors in front in Austria with a precise left-footed shot, and then Petković came off the bench to score a second goal with an excellent right-footed finish after a fantastic combination play with Stefan Ristovski.

Manchester City 5-0 Slavia Praha

Man city players celebrate a goal against Slavia Praha- Sportz Point.com

Phil Foden opened the scoring for City under three minutes in, followed by Haaland's acrobatic goal just before the hour. John Stones added a third, Haaland scored again, and Matheus Nunes capped off the win with a late penalty.

Leipzig 0-1 Liverpool

Liverpool players celebrate win against Leipzig-Sportz Point.com

Darwin Núñez netted the winning goal in the 27th minute, ensuring Liverpool's perfect record. Alexis Mac Allister came close for the visitors, hitting the crossbar from long-range after a lovely interplay with Dominik Szoboszlai.

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Benfica 1-3 Feyenoord

Feyenoord players celebrate a goal against Benfica in the Champions League- Sportz Point.com

Ayase Ueda scored first with a great shot from Igor Paixão's cross, followed by Antoni Milambo doubling the lead after a series of precise passes. Kerem Aktürkoglu reduced the deficit for the hosts in the second half, but Milambo secured the win with his second goal in stoppage time.

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