UEFA Champions League Matchday 5 — Day One Results & Full Match Summaries Matt Chapman [sgtED6JaNiR]

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Here are the complete results and extended match summaries from Day One of UEFA Champions League Matchday 5. A dramatic evening across Europe delivered late winners, dominant performances, and several decisive moments shaping the group stage standings.

Galatasaray 01 Union Berlin

Union Berlin earned a crucial 10 away win in Istanbul.

57 Promise David scored the games only goal, finishing a quick attacking sequence. Despite Galatasaray pushing hard for an equaliser, Union stayed compact and held on until the final whistle.

Ajax 02 Benfica

Benfica secured an impressive away victory at the Johan Cruyff Arena.

Referee: Sven Jablonski (Germany)

6 Samuel Dahl opened the scoring early.

90 Leandro Barreiro sealed the win in added time.

Ajax struggled to create chances, while Benfica leave with three valuable points.

Borussia Dortmund 40 Villarreal

A dominant home performance at Signal Iduna Park.

Referee: Davide Massa (Italy)

45+1 Guirassy (1:0)

50 Red Card | Juan Foyth (Villarreal)

51 jaqueline cristian Guirassy (2:0)

55 Karim Adeyemi (3:0)

90+1 Daniel Svensson (4:0)

Dortmund controlled the match throughout and capitalised on Villarreals defensive mistakes.

Bod/Glimt 23 Juventus

A dramatic late victory for Juventus in Norway.

Referee: Danny Makkelie (Netherlands)

27 Blomberg (1:0)

48 Openda (1:1)

59 fondo pensione McKennie (1:2)

87 Brunstad, pen. (2:2)

90+ Jonathan David (2:3)

Juventus claim a massive away win after a tense final phase.

Slavia Prague 00 Athletic Bilbao

A tight goalless draw at Fortuna Arena.

Referee: Donatas Rumas (Lithuania)

Both teams created chances, but neither found the finishing touch. A valuable point for both sides heading into the final round.

Napoli 20 Qaraba

A controlled home victory in Naples.

Referee: Szymon Marciniak (Poland)

66 Scott McTominay (1:0)

72 Marko Jankovi (own goal, 2:0)

Napoli dominated possession and secured a comfortable win.

Marseille 21 Newcastle United

A comeback victory at the Orange Vlodrome.

Referee: Maurizio Mariani (Italy)

6 Harvey Barnes (0:1)

46 Aubameyang (1:1)

50 Aubameyang (2:1)

Marseille held firm despite late Newcastle pressure.

Chelsea 30 Barcelona

A high-intensity match at Stamford Bridge with multiple disallowed goals.

Referee: Slavko Vini (Slovenia)

Chelsea finally broke through via Jules Kounds own goal (27), followed by:

55 Estevo Willian (2:0)

74 Liam edoardo bennato Delap (3:0)

Barcelona played with ten men after Ronald Arajos red card (44).

Manchester City 02 Bayer Leverkusen

A huge away win for Leverkusen at the Etihad.

Referee: Joo Pedro Pinheiro (Portugal)

23 lex Grimaldo (0:1)

55 Patrik Schick (0:2)

City pushed forward, but Leverkusen remained solid and claimed a vital three points.

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