Twenty-six goals in nine matches, and two scorelines will define the night. Paris Saint Germain were 4–0 up at Villarreal after 17 minutes and finished with six. Manchester United climbed off the floor at 0–2 to beat AS Roma 3–2 through Matheus Cunha. Barcelona brushed Aston Villa aside, and Bayern München finally won at Atletico Madrid.
Galatasaray 2–0 VfB Stuttgart: Batrakov strikes twice in three minutes
Aleksey Batrakov settled it inside a quarter of an hour, scoring in the 12th and 15th minutes to reach four Champions League goals in four games this season. Galatasaray, who arrived on four straight wins, move up to 18th. Stuttgart stay 10th. Shots were 13–13, 4–5 on target, with possession at 52%–48%.
Shakhtar Donetsk 0–1 Sporting CP: Doumbia punishes the hosts
Issa Doumbia's goal in the 59th minute was the only one of the night in Ukraine's home fixture, and it lifts Sporting CP to sixth on 9 points. Shakhtar, held scoreless despite 14 shots, sit 20th. The statistics showed 14–11 shots, 4–3 on target and 54%–46% possession.
Atletico Madrid 0–2 Bayern München: Laimer seals a long-awaited win
Lennart Karl broke through in the 54th minute and Konrad Laimer, the player of the match, made it safe in the 74th. It is Bayern's first Champions League win at Atletico since 2011/12, at the fourth attempt after two defeats and a draw. Bayern rise to eighth, while Atletico, who came in with four wins in five, drop to 22nd. Shots were 9–19, 3–5 on target, with 42%–58% possession.
Barcelona 3–0 Aston Villa: Raphinha double sinks the visitors
Lamine Yamal scored after 7 minutes, his third goal of the campaign, before Raphinha struck in the 52nd and 64th minutes to reach four in three games. Villa managed a single shot on target. Barcelona are second and Aston Villa third, both on 9 points. Shots finished 16–9, 8–1 on target, with 65%–35% possession.
Bodo/Glimt 0–0 Lille: Özer holds out for Lille
All four of Bodo/Glimt's shots were on target and none went in, with Lille's Berke Özer named player of the match. Bodo/Glimt are 23rd, Lille 34th with their first point. Shots were 4–9, 4–2 on target, and possession 51%–49%.
Feyenoord 0–3 Inter: Zieliński completes a controlled away win
Yann Bisseck (8') and Francesco Esposito (34') had Inter two up by the break, and Piotr Zieliński, the player of the match, added the third in the 54th minute. Inter climb to 14th, Feyenoord sit 30th. Shots were level at 11–11, but 2–6 on target, with 53%–47% possession.
Lask Linz 4–0 Slovan Bratislava: Jørgensen leads the onslaught
Kasper Jørgensen scored in the 19th and 37th minutes, Robert Ljubičić added a third in the 44th and Samuel Adeniran a fourth in the 48th. Lask Linz move to 15th; Slovan Bratislava are 36th without a point. Lask's 29 shots, 10 on target against 7 and 5, were the most of the day, with 60%–40% possession.
Manchester United 3–2 AS Roma: Cunha completes a rare comeback
Matías Soulé (11') and Donyell Malen, with a 17th-minute penalty for his fourth goal in four games, had Roma 2–0 up at half-time. Bruno Fernandes converted a penalty in the 58th minute, then Matheus Cunha struck in the 83rd and 86th for the winner before being sent off in the 91st. Of 434 Champions League games since 2011/12 in which a side led by two or more at the break, the trailing team has won 11, and United last did it in October 2021 against Atalanta (3–2). United, with a draw and four defeats in their previous five, rise to 17th; Roma are 19th. Shots were 15–7, 6–4 on target, with 52%–48% possession.
Villarreal 0–6 Paris Saint Germain: PSG four up in 17 minutes
João Neves (9'), Désiré Doué (12'), Senny Mayulu (13') and Fabián Ruiz (17') made it 4–0 before the game was a quarter old. Ruiz added a second in the 50th minute for four goals in four games, and Boly completed the rout in the 78th. It is PSG's biggest away win in the Champions League since 2011/12, previously 2–7 at Leverkusen in October 2025, and Villarreal's heaviest home defeat in the competition since 2011/12. PSG, five wins from five coming in, stay top on 12 points; Villarreal are 29th. Shots were 14–22, 2–12 on target, with 29%–71% possession.
After Tuesday, Paris Saint Germain lead on 12 points, three clear of Barcelona, Aston Villa and Sporting CP. Nine more League Stage 4 matches are still to come, and every side yet to play has a game in hand.
