Como stun Manchester United as LASK make history
Como beat United 4-1, while Arsenal drew at Bayern and three other clubs kept perfect league-phase starts.
Como beat Manchester United 4-1, and LASK claimed their first UEFA Champions League victory with a 3-2 win at Sporting CP, according to UEFA's Matchday 3 Wednesday round-up.
Arsenal drew 2-2 away to Bayern München, while Aston Villa, Real Madrid and Real Betis each made it three wins from three. UEFA published the round-up on 21 October 2026; it does not specify the matches' exact date.
Como deliver a decisive win over United
Nicolás Paz scored twice and assisted Tasos Douvikas as Como built a commanding lead. Jacobo Ramón added another goal, and Joshua Zirkzee scored Manchester United's consolation in added time.
The result was a striking league-phase win for Como against the three-time European champions. UEFA named Paz Player of the Match.
Rice earns Arsenal a point in Munich
Arsenal and Bayern München finished 2-2. Eberechi Eze opened the scoring, before Alphonso Davies equalised for Bayern. Harry Kane then scored from the penalty spot, and Declan Rice levelled with eight minutes remaining.
The draw left both clubs with a point from the match. UEFA named Kane Player of the Match.
Villa and Madrid preserve perfect starts
Aston Villa beat Viking 3-1 to record a third league-phase win in as many outings. Ross Barkley and Emiliano Buendía scored before a Viking own goal; Peter Christiansen replied late for the visitors.
Real Madrid also made it three wins from three, defeating Leipzig 4-1. Bernardo Silva, Arda Güler, Kylian Mbappé and Yan Diomande scored for Madrid, while Tidiam Gomis got Leipzig's goal.
Galatasaray earn first points; LASK win in Lisbon
Galatasaray beat Lille 4-2 to claim their first points of the league phase. Yunus Akgün scored early, and Victor Osimhen and an Aleksei Batrakov header featured in a match that also included two goals from Lille's Soriba Diaoune. A Nabil Bentaleb own goal and Osimhen's finish helped Galatasaray pull clear.
LASK came from behind to beat Sporting CP 3-2 and secure their first Champions League victory, UEFA reported.
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The round-up also reported that Real Betis had made it three wins from three, but supplied no further match details for that result.
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