The Parisians, double title holders, folded their Tuesday match in the Champions League against Villareal in less than eight minutes with four goals from four different players, and remain alone in the lead. Manchester United won 3-2 thanks to a double from Cunha, while Barça and Bayern won and Lille conceded a draw to Bodoe/Glimt.
Published on: 03/11/2026 - 23:25 Modified on: 03/11/2026 - 23:35
Still as impressive, PSG struck hard again by crushing Villarreal on Tuesday November 3 during the 4th day of the Champions League, where Manchester United gave themselves a little breathing room thanks to a stunning success against Roma.
Less than eight minutes to kill a match: with four goals from four different players between the 9th and 17th minute (Joao Neves, Désiré Doué, Mayulu then Fabian Ruiz), PSG knocked out Villarreal, finally outclassed 6-0 in its Céramique stadium.
Already victorious in their clashes against Manchester City and Barcelona, the double Parisian title holders put on a show despite their absences (Dembélé, Kvaratskhelia, Marquinhos, Mendes...). They are more than ever alone at the top of the league phase with 12 points out of 12 possible and an avalanche of goals scored, before hosting Roma at the end of November.
Manchester United ends nine-match winless run
La Louve thought she was playing a bad trick on Manchester United at Old Trafford: trailing 2-0, the Red Devils finally won 3-2 in a melting stadium, and pushed back the crisis. Thanks in particular to a double from Matheus Cunha (83rd, 86th), who went to celebrate among his supporters, the Mancuniens ended a series of nine matches without a victory in all competitions, a situation not seen since 1984.
This stunning success will perhaps offer a reprieve to their coach Michael Carrick, still weakened by the setback against Chelsea on Saturday but supported once again by his public on Tuesday.
Under a deluge at Camp Nou, Barcelona achieved a great success against Aston Villa (3-0), who had so far had three victories in as many days. Dominated by PSG (4-2) then by Real during the Classico (2-1), the Blaugrana are reassured, second with nine points.
The Catalans first took advantage of a restart error by the Villans, offering a gift that Lamine Yamal was responsible for propelling into the net with a nice curl from the left (7th). Raphinha (52nd, 64th) increased the score.
Bayern Munich beat Atlético Madrid
The evening's poster between Atlético Madrid and Bayern Munich benefited the Bavarians (2-0), who remained on two draws. If the Ballon d'Or Harry Kane was silent, the young Lennart Karl, 18, took advantage of a loss of ball from Robin Le Normand in his area to break the Colchoneros' lock (54th), too timid offensively to turn the game around, whose Konrad Laimer sealed the outcome with a powerful strike (74th).
Weighed down by two consecutive defeats against Real and Bruges to start their European campaign, Inter confirmed their recovery with a clear victory in Rotterdam against Feyenoord (3-0).
The Interists have the same record (6 points) and the same dynamics (two defeats then two victories) as Galatasaray, who dominated Stuttgart 2-0 thanks to a double from the young Russian midfielder Alexeï Batrakov.
Sporting Portugal, quarter-finalist last year and which should soon see ex-Lyon coach Paulo Fonseca arrive at its head, beat Shakhtar Donetsk in London without shining (1-0) and are in the Top 8 with 9 points.
Already under pressure with three losses, Lille could do no better than a sad 0-0 draw on the synthetic pitch at Bodoe/Glimt, in Norway north of the Arctic Circle. Enough to unlock your counter, but insufficient to aim for qualification.
With AFP
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