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Asmir Begovic Former Premier League goalkeeper on TNT Sports
They're such a fun team to watch. Such quality. You see the way they buy into what the manager wants to do. They're so fun to watch.
They're going to make some serious money from some of these players.
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Stephen Warnock Former Liverpool defender on MOTD: UEFA Champions League
Como are such an exciting team to watch but there is a balance as well. They know how to defend but, going forward they are so dangerous.
I think the big thing when you look at what they are doing is that, yes, they have got rich owners but that alone doesn't buy you guaranteed success - you have got to buy the right players to fit the right system and Cesc Fabregas has gone for young players as well who are hungry but also can keep progressing and keep improving, like he is as a manager.
So the team's development is almost mirroring his development, in the way that they are going to progress together. It's a brilliant story.
Slavia Prague manager Jindrich Trpisovsky has broken the record for the longest winless run by a manager in Champions League (18 matches), overtaking Oleg Romantsev who went 17 without a win between December 2000 and November 2002 with Spartak Moscow.
Trpisovsky has been Slavia boss since 2017.
Erling Haaland has scored 13 goals in nine appearances against Leipzig in all competitions – his most against any opponent in his career in Europe's big-five leagues.
There have been 35 goals in seven Champions League matches between Leipzig (11) and Manchester City (24).
The average of 5.0 goals-per-game is the highest of any fixture to be played 5+ times in the competition.
Some more stats from Como's 9-1 win at Lens if you'd indulge us.
Owen Hargreaves Former Manchester United midfielder on TNT Sports
I think it was a cross [Baku goal], but obviously it nestles into the net and for all players at the top you get punished if you make mistakes.
You have to hope for the best and plan for the worst and [Gianluigi Donnarumma] doesn't really need to be there, and be that far off his line because if he's a yard back he just picks the ball up quite easily.
He probably just didn't get back in the position that he anticipated, he probably thought he was closer to the goal than he was, but strange goal to concede for such a brilliant goalkeeper.
Worrying result for the Arsenal. This was an opportunity for a statement 5-0 win. Instead we couldn’t take it and reinforces my belief we’re going to have a massive City/Liverpool-like comedown in CL and go out in first knockout round. We’ll still take PL comfortably.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to TNT Sports: "Always we need to value winning away in the Champions League. It is extremely difficult. Two very different halves. We should have had three or four goals in the first half but we didn't do it. Right at the start of the second half we were on the back foot, very sloppy and gave balls away. Then we had to suffer. A lot to learn.
"We should have scored more in the first half and if we didn't do that we had to go and do that in the second half.
"We made six changes but we know the quality of the players we have. Whether we were lacking something I don't know but I would have done the same thing [again].
"I value what the team has done now, it is 11 away games we played."
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Haaland scores as Man City edge Leipzig in five-goal thriller
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Man Utd stage epic second-half comeback to beat Roma
Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca speaking to Uefa: "Tough game in some moments. We controlled quite well but some moments we struggled. Champions League, Germany away, it's tough so happy with the three points.
"They are well organised, they were aggressive and dangerous with the wingers. We needed to be careful on transition. Happy with the three points and now we recover and move on."
On being in dugout next to RB Leipzig coach Martin Demichelis: "A very good friend. We are very close, he's doing a fantastic job in the league and hopefully they can do better in the Champions League too."
We just play the wrong midfield every game and act surprised when the hot knife (our opponent) meets the butter (our defence). Donnarumma can barely make saves as it is, never mind if we let teams fire at will at him.
Charlie Adam Former Liverpool midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
On Gianluigi Donnarumma's performances:
There were moments again like that goal against PSG when Manchester City were about to get momentum in the game and he threw one in. Tonight I thought he should do better at the near post [for the first RB Leipzig goal]. There was a shot in the first half that nearly goes in. There was a free-kick that goes over the bar where he misjudges the flight.
Remember all the good things he's done since he came to Man City and his career so far and all his experience. He's having a difficult period in terms of moments in games. I don't think it's just him. I think the team in general is not free-flowing and clicking.
Joleon Lescott Former Man City defender on TNT Sports
I think it's a bit telling though that Gianluigi Donnarumma is celebrating [the save] like that. It probably highlights the lack of confidence he has, and the understanding of the errors.
As unfortunate as Leipzig were there [Baku goal], Donnarumma was at fault for this. I don't think Baku means that.
With the greatest respect to [Donnarumma] he's probably made the most errors out of the back five.
A quick prediction here after four matches, the final will a repeat of last season's final but this time around, Arsenal will beat PSG with a defensive masterclass. They are the two best teams in Europe at the moment and no one comes close.
Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya, speaking to TNT Sports: "First half we played really, really well. We created a lot of chances and could have scored more but the second half was completely different. They stepped up a gear and made it difficult for us and we have to learn from it. Delighted with the win but a lot of things to improve going forward.
"Maybe they started pressing a bit higher with more intensity. We had too many giveaways especially in the final third. There was too much running from box to box and we have to manage those reactions and go for the third and fourth goal.
"At the end of the day it is three points."
Their 9-1 victory at Lens equals the biggest win in Champions League history - level with Real Madrid 8-0 Malmo and Liverpool 8-0 Besiktas. Both of those were home wins.
Manchester City striker Erling Haaland speaking to TNT Sports about being ready when chances come: "Not sure how many touches I had today, not the most but what is the most important is that I managed to help the team to win. I think we need to step up a bit, when we were 1-0 up I think we needed to go at it, go for the second goal and then the third - that's what we have to do. We have to work on that."
What improvements? "Keeping the ball, when to keep it when to go, working together offensively and defensively. You can always be better and there's always a new chance. A new game in three days so that's lovely."
On being ready for chances: "You can look at it that it's difficult to keep concentrated for 100 minutes or you can look at it like it's only 100 minutes you have to stay focussed to get a chance - you can look at it in a few different ways and I look at it in the second option."
Arsenal survive late Slavia scare for hard-fought victory
Viktor Gyokeres scored and provided an assist as Arsenal continued their unbeaten start in the league phase of the Champions League with a win over Slavia Prague.
Manager Mikel Arteta made six changes to the team that beat Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday, with Gyokeres leading the line in place of Kai Havertz.
The Swedish striker played a huge part in the opening goal when he hooked the ball behind the Slavia Prague defence for Noni Madueke to race on to and finish confidently in the ninth minute.
Gyokeres added the second himself before half-time after he exchanged passes with Mikel Merino and curled an excellent finish in off the post.
Slavia Prague improved after the break, and almost immediately David Raya had to produce a good save to deny Oskar Kubiak who shot from the edge of the box.
Gabriel Magalhaes had to clear the ball off the line after a Mojmir Chytil header following a corner, and the home side eventually pulled one back when Wiktor Nowak scored from close range in the 90th minute.
The Gunners, who had a 100% record in this stage of the competition during the last campaign, are unbeaten after their opening four games this season and are third in the table behind Paris St-Germain and Real Madrid.
Viktor Gyokeres scored and assisted as Arsenal beat Slavia Prague
David Raya: Raya had to make a smart stop in the opening minute of the second half but flapped at a corner which resulted in the ball being cleared off the line. 6
Ben White: The full-back was very comfortable when dealing with the Slavia attacks. 7
Ezri Konsa: A decent night for Konsa but gave away a free-kick on the edge of the box and was booked for a late challenge in the second half. 6
Gabriel Magalhaes: The usual dependable performance from the centre-back. A clearance off the line in the second half. 7
Piero Hincapie: Aggressive defending from Hincapie and his overlapping runs created space for Eberechi Eze. 7
Martin Zubimendi: Just Zubimendi's third start of the season. Tidy in possession but looks like he still needs more minutes to be at his best. 6
Declan Rice: Captained the team and continued his excellent start to the season with a dominant display. 8
Mikel Merino: The Spaniard played close to striker Gyokeres and was a threat in the box. 7
Noni Madueke: The winger has started to look like he is playing himself into form and carried that on against Slavia Prague. Lots of direct running and a good finish for the opening goal. 7
Eberechi Eze: Some bright moments in the first half and came in-field when he had the ball to link up with the rest of the Arsenal attack. 6
Viktor Gyokeres: A really good night for the striker who needed a good performance. Gyokeres held up play, created the opening goal and scored the second. 8
Cristhian Mosquera (on 62, Konsa): A good half an hour for the young defender. 6
Christos Tzolis (on 62, Eze): The winger was not involved in a lot after coming on. 6
Jurrien Timber (on 78, White): Replaced White as Arsenal saw out the win. 6
Martin Odegaard (on 78 Gyokeres): Added his usual energy to midfield. 6
Subs not used: Arrizabalaga, Meslier, Saliba, Havertz, Calafiori, Guimaraes, Lewis-Skelly.
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Last Updated 4th November 2026 at 23:00
Match momentum measures the swing of the match by comparing each team’s threat to see who is more likely to score within that minute. The momentum value is the difference between each team’s most dangerous moment, or team threat, in that minute.
Match momentum measures the swing of the match by comparing each team’s threat to see who is more likely to score within that minute. The momentum value is the difference between each team’s most dangerous moment, or team threat, in that minute.
