After a spectacular last-gasp draw on matchday one, Atletico Madrid will be aiming for their first win in Champions League Group E on Wednesday when Feyenoord arrives in the Spanish capital.
While Atleti have won all three of their league games since losing to Lazio, their Dutch counterparts followed the win over Celtic by extending their own winning streak to six games.
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A first basement war in Champions League Group H will take place on Wednesday at the Bosuilstadion, while Royal Antwerp will face Shakhtar Donetsk in week two.
The hosts were crushed 5-0 by Barcelona on the opening matchday, while their Ukrainian counterparts were no match for Porto, going down 3-1 in Hamburg.
However, with several key players set to return to the XI against a Reds side lacking attacking inspiration, Shakhtar need only prolong their prolific streak in front of goal to emerge victorious and leave Antwerp still searching for their first group-stage point.
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After experiencing contrasting fortunes on matchday one of the Champions League, Celtic and Lazio meet at Celtic Park on Wednesday for their first win in Group E.
While the Scottish champions imploded in the second half of their loss to Feyenoord, last season’s Serie A runners-up snatched a point from Atletico Madrid in the most dramatic fashion.
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Both are looking for their first win in Group F of the Champions League at the moment, Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan meet at Signal Iduna Park on Wednesday.
Edin Terzic’s men lost 2-0 to Paris Saint-Germain on matchday one, while the Rossoneri had to rue a series of wasted chances in the 0-0 draw against Newcastle United.
The Rossoneri are already suffering from their prolific attacking performances in the Champions League, and while scoring at home is never usually a challenge for Pioli’s side, their powers will most likely diminish against a Dortmund side that possesses defensive talents in front of the house. crowd.
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The French champions will travel to St James’ Park for a delightful Champions League Group F clash on Wednesday night when Newcastle United host Paris Saint-Germain.
Eddie Howe’s men marked their return in the big moment with a hard-fought draw against AC Milan on matchday one, while the Parisians beat Borussia Dortmund 2-0.
The noisy atmosphere at St James’ Park will also contribute to intimidating the French champions, but despite the visitors’ inconsistent form, keeping Mbappe and his colleagues calm may be a step too far for an injury-ravaged Magpies side.
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Champions League holders Manchester City will be looking to bounce back from successive domestic defeats when they travel to Germany for a group-stage clash with RB Leipzig on Wednesday night.
The Citizens and Die Roten Bullen are the most sensible in Group G lately after beating Red Star Belgrade and Young Boys respectively 3-1 in their first match two weeks ago.
Leipzig will be keen to break City’s defensive line, but Rodri’s expected comeback is a huge boost for the visitors, who will bounce back from their recent setbacks to claim maximum points, especially if Haaland puts on his shooting boots.
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Red Star Belgrade and Young Boys will be looking for their first win in Champions League Group G when they meet at the Rajko Mitic Stadium on Wednesday night.
The hosts were beaten 3-1 away against holders Manchester City in their opening group game two weeks ago, while the visitors lost to RB Leipzig by the same scoreline.
The same can be said for Young Boys, however, and with little difference between those two teams, a very close draw in Serbia is possible.
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Both for back-to-back victories in Champions League Group H, Porto and Barcelona prepare to meet at the Estadio do Dragao on Wednesday night.
Sergio Conceicao’s side put Shakhtar Donetsk 3-1 ahead in their first continental match, while the Spanish champions put in a five-star performance to tear apart Royal Antwerp.
In addition to their injured defence, Porto’s morale would have been affected by their painful defeat to Benfica this weekend, and we have religion in Barcelona to achieve two wins out of two in Group H.
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