Champions League ’18-19 – Highlights: Neymar Forces Liverpool Into Submission
These are the last eight matches of Champions League, Group stage Match Day 5 of 6. The highlights are appended below:
Champions League ’18-19 – Highlights: Messi Makes A Perfect Start With A Hattrick
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Champions League – Match 9 of 16: Lokomotiv Moscow vs Galatasaray
Result: 2 – 0
Goal Scorers:
- Lokomotiv Moscow: Grzegorz Krychowiak 43′, Vladislav Ignatyev 54′
Match Statistics:
Lokomotiv Moscow | Team Stats | Galatasaray |
16 | Shots | 12 |
4 | Shots On Target | 2 |
42% | Possession | 58% |
414 | Passes | 558 |
76% | Pass Accuracy | 84% |
17 | Fouls | 12 |
2 | Yellow Cards | 1 |
0 | Red Cards | 0 |
6 | Offsides | 0 |
7 | Corners | 6 |
Highlights:
- Galatasaray are out of the Champions League after a 2-0 misfortune away to Lokomotiv Moscow finished their capability trusts in Group D.
- Galatasaray’s thin any expectations of Champions League capability were finished by a 2-0 misfortune at Lokomotiv Moscow, an outcome that sends Schalke and Porto through from Group D.
OFFICIAL: Porto and Schalke have qualified for the 2018/19 Champions League knockout stages following Lokomotiv Moscow’s 2-0 win vs. Galatasaray.
No pressure on tonight. ? pic.twitter.com/8Ujo2CZ5o0
— Squawka News (@SquawkaNews) November 28, 2018
- The Turkish goliaths needed to win in Moscow to have any shot of remaining in the opposition yet Lokomotiv, who were at that point wiped out, earned retribution for their 3-0 misfortune away to Gala prior in the group stage.
- Grzegorz Krychowiak opened the scoring in no time before half-time with a shot that took a diversion off Ryan Donk, with the hosts wrapping up the points in the 54th moment through Vladislav Ignatjev.
Atletico Madrid 2-0 Monaco.
Atletico through, with Monaco’s chance of finishing 3rd in tatters.Lokomotiv Moscow 2-0 Galatasaray. The Turkish side’s slim hopes of qualifying have been ruined by the Russians. pic.twitter.com/GKJ2E7hoNQ
— Coral (@Coral) November 28, 2018
- Lokomotiv could now surpass Galatasaray to guarantee third place – and Europa League capability – if results on matchday six go their direction.
- Lokomotiv began well and the enthusiastic Fedor Smolov rifled a shot off the base of the post in just the fourth moment.
- Henry Onyekuru and Eren Derdiyok botched opportunities for the guests previously Lokomotiv led the pack in the 43rd moment.
?✅ Schalke have qualified for the Champions League Last 16 before they’ve even kicked a ball this evening thanks to Lokomotiv Moscow’s victory against Galatasaray.#FCPS04 pic.twitter.com/CgK0HGCWBZ
— DW Sports (@dw_sports) November 28, 2018
- Jefferson Farfan gained great ground down the right and pulled back a low cross for Krychowiak, whose complete took a conclusive avoidance off protector Donk to beat Gala chief Fernando Muslera.
- Also, Lokomotiv ensured their keep running of five straight misfortunes in the Champions League was finished with the conclusive second goal after the restart.
- Smolov nourished Ignatjev and, despite the fact that he profited by a marginally fortunate avoidance, the right-back’s resulting incredible complete gave goalkeeper Muslera no way.
Lokomotiv Moscow 1-2 Ural ??
Legal Sport LLC client Othman El Kabir played all the match. On the 75th minute 27-year-old midfielder scored from the penalty spot and helped his team to celebrate a big away win…. https://t.co/MILdU6I3Qr— Ulisses FC (@ulisses_fc) November 23, 2018
- Farfan cut the crossbar with a header and Smolov had a goal discounted for offside as Lokomotiv pushed for additional, yet Yuri Semin’s group can be happy with a win and a first Champions League clean sheet since October 2003.
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Champions League – Match 10 of 16: Atletico Madrid vs Monaco
Result: 2 – 0
Goal Scorers:
- Atletico Madrid: Koke 2′, Antoine Griezmann 24′
Match Statistics:
Atletico Madrid | Team Stats | Monaco |
11 | Shots | 12 |
4 | Shots On Target | 3 |
57% | Possession | 43% |
586 | Passes | 445 |
88% | Pass Accuracy | 87% |
14 | Fouls | 14 |
3 | Yellow Cards | 2 |
1 | Red Cards | 0 |
4 | Offsides | 1 |
8 | Corners | 5 |
Highlights:
- At his Q & Asession before AS Monaco’s match against Atlético Madrid on Wednesday night in the Champions League, Thierry Henry, the French club’s short-enduring manager said he had been studying him (Simeone) and Atletico for quite a while.
- In a match that hollowed a grizzled side versus one marginally more green, Diego Simeone offered a hour and a half instructional exercise with just a short break in the middle of his lessons.
Atletico Madrid moved one step closer to their dream Champions League final on home turf by beating Monaco 2-0 to secure their place in the last 16. https://t.co/WZFpIfBfUn
— News18 Sports (@News18Sports) November 28, 2018
- While Atlético attempted to beat the French side before in the battle and required two late first half goals to return from 1-0 down on that event, two early goals at the Wanda Metropolitano scattered any thought of a steamed this time around.
- Exercise one comprised of the brilliant principle — do not yield right on time against an occasionally pessimistic, for the most part protective side, with youth Benoit Badiashile being the contextual analysis.
Atletico Madrid progresses to the round of 16 of the UEFA Champions League as they got a 2-0 win over Thierry Henry’s Monaco side #UCL pic.twitter.com/jrJd68uUAh
— Footytool (@Footytool9ja) November 28, 2018
- Thomas Lemar swiveled and broke free before Monaco realized that they were experiencing significant change out of ownership. The ball advanced toward Rodri and after that to Koke, who wavered before sending a shot off the protector that found attendant Diego Benaglio napping.
- Lemar’s shot from a free following seven minutes that floated wide yet appeared as though it was bound for the back of the net was another indication of things to come. It was evident early this would have been a taxing night for Henry, and his players much more so.
Good win for Atletico Madrid against Monaco.. what a pen miss by Falcao though ? #UCL ⚽️⚽️
— Carl Exley (@carl_exley) November 28, 2018
- It was another move down the left that permitted Atlético to intensify their lead following 23 minutes.
- Antoine Griezmann played the ball to Ángel Correa, who spun and made the protector slip before he teed up Griezmann for an outside the boot wrap up. Monaco had players back however they were thrashing as the Frenchman picked his spot.
- This, in any case, was something other than instructor versus student stuff. It involved ability and Atlético were winning in that classification by a mile.
#UCL │ Radamel Falcao Has Missed All Three Penalties He Has Taken In The Champions League:
✖️ vs. Spurs
✖️ vs. Man City
✖️ vs. Atlético Madrid? Not The Best Homecoming, Atleti Wins 2-0 Against AS Monaco pic.twitter.com/mDQU23vJ2t
— NOW Goals (@NOW_Goals) November 28, 2018
- They had the benefit of involvement on the seat and on the field with 17-year-old Han-Noah Massengo entrusted with attempting to stop Ballon d’Or cheerful Griezmann. Monaco had four young people in the group with two of those players legitimately not mature enough to appreciate a glass of Pinot Noir with their post-coordinate supper.
- They would complete the match with five youngsters on the field and six altogether with playing time.
Atlético Madrid 2-0 Monaco FT:
Shots: 11-12
Pass accuracy: 88%-88%
Chances created: 8-4
Possession: 56%-44%A comfortable win for Simeone’s men, despite Atléti going down to 10-men, with Falcao also missing a penalty late on. pic.twitter.com/TArAES8G40
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) November 28, 2018
- The main shot Monaco had in the primary a large portion of that was on or off target came at the plain end of the 45 when Griezmann stumbled Golovin, got booked and Monaco were granted a free.
- It nestled into the center and Jemerson headed wide with Jan Oblak scrambling for the majority of a small amount of a second prior acknowledging where it was going.
- Vitolo went ahead both to give Koke a rest and to make his most noteworthy commitment as far as minutes for the season in the Champions League, his past count of nine minutes against Dortmund added to abundantly.
FT. 2-0. Atletico Madrid seal passage into the knockout phase from Group A in a comfortable win against already-eliminated Monaco at the Wanda Metropolitano. #UCL
— Scott Smith (@scotty2smithy) November 28, 2018
- Radamel Falcao had two of the best odds of the half for Monac, with the main coming following a hour when he got the ball in the penalty region, transformed and struck straight into Oblak’s hands. Not long after that, Griezmann blasted over near the close post after Correa put him through.
- Atlético were cheerful to play the amusement out while never squandering substantially more vitality and never was that more clear when Nikola Kalinić broke following 76 minutes with no one around him and no one hoping to participate in the assault either. Be that as it may, Monaco improved as the sleeping pad producers chose their work was improved the situation the night.
? Thierry Henry’s managerial record:
❌ RC Strasbourg 2-1 Monaco
? Brugge 1-1 Monaco
? Monaco 2-2 Dijon
❌ Reims 1-0 Monaco
❌ Monaco 0-4 Brugge
❌ Monaco 0-4 PSG
✅ Caen 0-1 Monaco
⏳ Atletico Madrid 2-0 Monaco (HT)? A 12.5% win ratio pic.twitter.com/7W92oMRrFo
— Sporting Life Football (@SportingLifeFC) November 28, 2018
- From a corner, Thomas Partey needed to get in on the demonstration and he sent a rocket towards Benaglio’s goal that constrained a decent spare from the manager.
- In spite of the actionless idea of the amusement to that point, in any case, Stefan Savić still figured out how to get sent off. He was reserved for a foul on Raggi in the second half before a handball that saw Monaco granted a punishment, and that implied he was given his walking orders.
- Falcao ventured up subsequent to getting an overwhelming applause when he entered the shred as a substitute, and he let go the punishment wide to charm himself further to the rojiblanco steadfast.
Atletico Madrid were moments away from a 1-0 win over Barcelona at the weekend, but had to settle for a draw. The La Liga side are unbeaten in their last 6, winning 4, and will be confident of guaranteeing a place in the next round of #UCL #MaxSports @Omodia4real @Seunadewale11
— Blackcoin – Pundit (@blackcoin02) November 28, 2018
- Monaco had a whirlwind of chances from that point onward, with Oblak sparing to his leftt and tipping one over the crossbar.
- It was, notwithstanding, one of those night for Monaco with the harm done in those opening trades. It was an appreciated improvement for Simeone with an intense trek to Girona around the bend and particularly returning off the of Barcelona’s visit to the Wanda Metropolitano.
- For the present however, Atlético are best of Group A and will battle as far as possible for that put with one final outing to Belgium on the cards in the 6th and last session of the Champions League aggregate stages.
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Champions League – Match 11 of 16: Dortmund vs Club Brugge
Result: 0 – 0
Match Statistics:
Dortmund | Team Stats | Club Brugge |
12 | Shots | 5 |
2 | Shots On Target | 0 |
74% | Possession | 26% |
1001 | Passes | 350 |
92% | Pass Accuracy | 77% |
8 | Fouls | 5 |
1 | Yellow Cards | 1 |
0 | Red Cards | 0 |
2 | Offsides | 1 |
6 | Corners | 1 |
Highlights:
- Borussia Dortmund booked their spot in the Champions League knockout stage with a match to save after a goalless draw against guests Club Brugge in Group A on Wednesday.
- The Germans, who just required a point to progress, were a long way from their free-scoring best after a spell that has seen them normal in excess of three goals for every amusement over their last 12 aggressive matches.
- Atletico Madrid lead the standings in the gathering on 12 points in the wake of beating base club AS Monaco 2-0 prior on Wednesday.
so Dortmund could not even manage a 1-0 Win..???killed the straight home and the 1.5 Belts. ?
— Believe In YourSelf® (@Neo_Ungasabi) November 28, 2018
- Dortmund are two points behind, with Brugge, who anchored third place and a spot in the Europa League after Monaco’s annihilation, on five points.
- Dortmund, in glittering structure this season, were in charge however should have been persistent against an efficient Belgian barrier, in spite of having near 75 percent ball posession all through.
Ethan Horvath in the Champions League in 2018:
180 Minutes
8 Saves
0 Goals Conceded4-0 Win Away at Monaco
0-0 Draw Away at Dortmund4 out of Brugge’s 5 points in the Champions League have come with Horvath in net, as opposed to a meager 1 point in 3 games without him. pic.twitter.com/WZthuCrNCt
— Future USMNT (@FutureUsmnt) November 28, 2018
- Aside from a lightened Christian Pulisic exertion from short proximity right off the bat, the hosts needed to sit tight until the 32nd moment for another brilliant shot through Marco Reus, who broke clear yet discharged wide with just the goalkeeper to beat.
- Dortmund, who are as yet unbeaten in the Bundesliga, kept up the weight after the break and American Pulisic again approached as the hosts did not have their standard clinical wrap up.
Dortmund 0
Club Brugge 0Pictures tell stories and the story here is that it was a battle at the Signal Iduna Park. At the end both side settled for a draw. #BVBCLU #UCL #1hrsport pic.twitter.com/otoickiCt4
— 1hrsport.com (@1hrSPORT) November 28, 2018
- The Belgians effectively heaped bodies in and around the case to keep out their adversaries and gain a point yet did little to make it an engaging scene, having not created a solitary exertion on focus in the whole amusement.
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Champions League – Match 12 of 16: PSG vs Liverpool
Result: 2 – 1
Goal Scorers:
- PSG: Juan Bernat 13′, Neymar 37′
- Liverpool: James Milner 45+1′ (P)
Match Statistics:
PSG | Team Stats | Liverpool |
12 | Shots | 8 |
8 | Shots On Target | 1 |
43% | Possession | 57% |
411 | Passes | 517 |
81% | Pass Accuracy | 84% |
12 | Fouls | 20 |
2 | Yellow Cards | 6 |
0 | Red Cards | 0 |
5 | Offsides | 1 |
5 | Corners | 5 |
Highlights:
- The finale might be the means by which Liverpool like it – a win big or bust, demise or magnificence Champions League decider at Anfield – yet not how they need it.
- Jürgen Klopp’s group surrendered to a third back to back away thrashing in Group C as Paris Saint-Germain turned on the style to restore their prospects of joining the European first class in the knockout stage.
- Motivated by the angering yet now and again unplayable Neymar, the French victors conveyed a profoundly amazing execution before losing their direction when James Milner divided a lead gathered from goals by Juan Bernat and the world’s most costly footballer.
1-0 good enough regardless
Any win if PSG don’t win in Belgrade
Concede and we need the 2 goal margin to guarantee it.
Don’t think PSG winning against Red Star is a gimme.
— Paul McHugh (@baldypaul) November 28, 2018
- Liverpool squeezed for a second-half equalizer yet futile. Vanquished in every one of the three away recreations without precedent for the Champions League assemble organize, Klopp’s group should now overcome Napoli by a two-goal edge on 11 December to save their enthusiasm for the opposition they treasure.
- It is not past Liverpool using any and all means, as Carlo Ancelotti knows very well indeed, however an immeasurably enhanced European showcase will be required to dodge the rigors of the Europa League one year from now.
Spanish Media say that if PSG wins at Belgrade. Liverpool only needs to win for one goal but some people say that we need to win scoring 2 goals or more to Napoli, can somebody explain it to me? ? @loonyroon @VintageSalah @FalseFirmino
— TOᑎI (@ImT0ni) November 28, 2018
- Tuchel had yielded that PSG have a psychological trouble in changing from overwhelming in France, where they have won the last 14 local container rivalries and five of the last six group titles, to forcing themselves in the Champions League.
- The equivalent was maybe valid for himself when up against the man he prevailing at both Mainz and Borussia Dortmund, Klopp having relished two emotional stoppage-time triumphs as Liverpool administrator over self-imploding Tuchel groups. Not here. The issues in Paris had a place only with those in red until the point when they were given a help toward the finish of the principal half.
Nigga psg were celebrating because they needed to win .not because we were so scared of the MIGHTY Liverpool who lost to red star
— Ti Cable (@SoccerGod_Ti) November 28, 2018
- The PSG mentor, said Klopp, would have been chipping away at an arrangement to retaliate for the 3-2 overcome at Anfield close to Roberto Firmino’s champ. It appeared in an amazing 4-4-2 development with Ángel Di María on the privilege and Neymar left. In addition to the fact that it afforded the Brazilian space to wreak devastation against Liverpool’s person on foot three-man midfield, it empowered Kylian Mbappé to distract the meeting barrier with his pace.
Liverpool player ratings vs PSG as Joe Gomez struggles to deal with Neymar: Goals from Juan Bernat and Neymar sealed a 2-1 win for the hosts https://t.co/cmFehbjIJp
— Football Talk ⚽️ (@fballtalkuk) November 28, 2018
- With Marco Verratti imperious in focal midfield and PSG a spin of white as they opened at rankling speed, the guests were blockaded from the off. There was definitely nothing unexpected inside the rowdy Parc des Princes when they fell behind with just 13 minutes gone.
- Verratti set the tone from the principal shriek with a brilliant ball over Virgil van Dijk that Edinson Cavani just neglected to gather with just Alisson to beat. That was the first of three open doors that PSG needed to break behind the Liverpool backline in the opening five minutes.
What is also interesting if that if #PSG don’t beat Red Star, any kind of win for #LFC vs Napoli puts Neymar into the Europa League and everyone is happy. Red Star haven’t lost at home in the group yet.
— Mario Aquilina (@mario_aquilina) November 28, 2018
- Di María likewise constrained a fine spare from Alisson with a plunging half-volley from 20 yards before Juan Bernat, the host’s left-back, put his group into a luxuriously merited lead.
- Neymar parting from profound and Mbappé skirting clear of Joe Gomez and Dejan Lovren was a common subject of the main half. The achievement originated from Mbappé’s low cross from the cleared out.
- Van Dijk scraped his endeavored freedom skywards, Gomez and Lovren were ease back to respond, and Bernat mediated to slice on to his correct foot and steer a low complete past the wrong-footed Liverpool goalkeeper.
That was big.
Neymar and PSG earn a critical win against Liverpool to control their own destiny in Group C – and put the Reds on the brink. #UCL pic.twitter.com/juIUn3OBFX
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) November 28, 2018
- Verratti was managing procedures with style and to an extreme degree an excessive amount of opportunity however was lucky to get away from a red card for a late and high handle that left Gomez squirming miserably.
- A yellow card was considered adequate, and the midfielder additionally cruised near a second when cutting Jordan Henderson. Liverpool enhanced somewhat after the opening goal yet were still much of the time overwhelm in midfield.
- They fell two behind when the Neymar-Mbappé mix uncovered the guests’ midfield once more. Neymar sent Mbappé hurrying down the left and, however Alisson made a fine square to deny Cavani changing over another low Mbappé focus, the bounce back rolled consummately for Neymar who committed no error from six yards. The commencement was deferred by his over-expound festivities.
Just gonna leave this here. #LFC terrible and didn’t deserve to win, but PSG celebrating like they won the competition at the end is as close as they are going to get to actually celebrating winning it! pic.twitter.com/fKnPuxT9JH
— Dan Tunna (@dantunna) November 28, 2018
- Liverpool were detached and presented scarcely a danger for 45 minutes yet they were skilled expectation when Di María yielded a penalty with a rash test on Sadio Mané in damage time.
- Mané welcomed the handle eminently, beating Marquinhos somewhere down in the PSG half before setting out on a penetrating run that dodged one safeguard before the Argentina universal sent him rambling simply inside the zone.
- The ref Szymon Marciniak at first, and some way or another, granted a corner just to be amended by the extra partner behind the goal. Milner sent Gianluigi Buffon the incorrect path from the punishment spot and Liverpool, unexpectedly, were back in the challenge.
Clutch win for #PSG! Next stop Belgrade! pic.twitter.com/HvgMW7rBsv
— PSG Fans in the USA (@ParisSGUSA) November 28, 2018
- PSG weeped over the punishment choice the distance down the passage at the interim. One mentor sought after the extra right hand arbitrator with an iPad, demonstrating a replay of the episode. Their confused protecting after the restart delineated the destabilizing impact of the Liverpool goal and offered Klopp’s group a few opportunities to reestablish equality. In spite of consistently dwarfing PSG protectors, in any case, Buffon was once in a while tried.
- Firmino flashed a header wide and Mohamed Salah had a shot obstructed on the edge of the zone. The home group were becoming eager, their tension not helped when Marquinhos had an goal prohibited for offside while changing over a free-kick minutes after the restart.
31 – Neymar is now the top-scoring Brazilian player in Champions League history, overtaking Kaká who scored 30 goals in the competition. Wonder. pic.twitter.com/PGRo4o5Adm
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) November 28, 2018
- The changed over focal midfielder was additionally denied by Alisson when he met Neymar’s corner with a transcending header that the Brazilian manager spared well. Andy Robertson denied Mbappé with a heavenly test as he molded to shoot inside the territory as PSG completed unquestionably. Liverpool have everything to do on the last day, once more.
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