This week’s Champions League action did not disappoint as Liverpool overcame Real Madrid, Manchester City produced an epic collapse and Bayern Munich compounded PSG’s woes.
Here are the five most interesting stats to emerge.
Goals galore
Tuesday night certainly did not disappoint on the goalscoring front.
Calamitous collapse
Manchester City’s current form has been bad but at 3-0 up so late in the game against Feyenoord, nobody saw this capitulation coming.
History maker
Last night, Shakhtar Donetsk goalkeeper Dmytro Riznyk became the first in #UCL history to make 15 saves in a single match.
And it still wasn’t enough to prevent a late PSV comeback. 😒 pic.twitter.com/LVSGFdPOQB
— WhoScored.com (@WhoScored) November 28, 2024
A fine individual outing proved to be all in vain for the Shakhtar Donetsk goalkeeper.
King Charles
With two goals and three assists, Atalanta’s brilliant Belgian playmaker enjoyed a night to remember in Switzerland.
Champions League centurion
The Barcelona star entered a very exclusive club this week.
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