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Champions League results see Bayern share points in Norway

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Champions League results see Bayern share points in Norway

On Tuesday 13 October the UEFA Champions League delivered a goal‑fest across nine Group Stage fixtures, with a total of 32 goals scored. Bayern Munich could only manage a 3‑3 draw against Viking in Norway, leaving both sides without three points.

Surprise defeats and dominant victories

Inter Milan suffered a 3‑4 loss to Belgian side Brujas, while Manchester United were beaten 2‑0 by Atletico Madrid. Barcelona produced a 4‑1 demolition of Galatasaray, and Arsenal secured a 3‑0 win over Lille.

Sporting Lisbon recorded a 2‑0 victory against Lens, adding to their second win of the Group Stage. Leipzig edged PSV Eindhoven 1‑0, and Villarreal beat Napoli 3‑1.

Schedule and broadcast details

Google’s fixture list shows the next round of matches on Wednesday 14 October, featuring Real Madrid, Manchester City, Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain among others. The upcoming games will be broadcast across various channels, including HBO Max, Fox One and TNT, with times listed in Central Mexican time.

Additional fixtures include Feyenoord versus Como at 10:45, LASK against Liverpool at the same time, and a 13:00 clash between Aston Villa and Fenerbahce. Other 13:00 matches are Bodø/Glimt versus Borussia Dortmund, Manchester City versus Paris Saint-Germain, Betis versus Porto, Roma versus Real Madrid, Shakhtar Donetsk versus AEK Athens and Slavia Bratislava versus Stuttgart.

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