The second day of the Champions League single group has ended. Fabregas' team lost in the away match in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The Giallorossi at the Olimpico succumbed to the Spaniards led on the bench by former Mourinho, in a match reversed in the last 10 minutes
After yesterday's defeats for Inter and Napoli, today it was the turn of the other two Italian teams involved in the second day of the single group of the Champions League. The Como team led by Fabregas lost 3-2 against Feyenoord, away to Rotterdam, in the Netherlands (THE STORY OF THE MATCH ON SKY SPORT). The Giallorossi challenged the Spanish Real Madrid at the Olimpico, led on the bench by former Mourinho (NEWS ON SKY SPORT): it seemed that victory was certain, but the Blancos turned everything around in the last 10 minutes.
Feyenoord-Como, match report (HIGHLIGHTS)
Como started strong and broke the deadlock in the 18th minute: acceleration on the wing by Diao who then concentrated in the area and scored. However, the Como player was forced out shortly afterwards due to injury. Feyenoord's equalizer came immediately, in the 20th minute, with a great shot from Zechiel from the edge of the area. The home team grows and takes the lead at the start of the second half, in the 52nd. Change of play, the ball reaches Moussa, who focuses and scores. Como tries to react but is exposed to counterattacks from the Dutch. And in the 81st minute the home team's third goal arrives: great action by Moussa who kicks hard and finds Ramon's deflection, the ball splashes onto the post and onto the leg of goalkeeper Sanchez and ends up in the goal. Como managed to score the 3-2 goal only in the last minute of injury time with Douvikas.
The scoreboard of Feyenoord-Como 3-2
Goals: in the pt 18' Diao, 20' Zechiel; in the first half 7' Moussa, 37' Sanchez (aut.), 48' Douvikas
FEYENOORD (4-3-3): Enrst, Read, St. Juste (34' st Watanabe), Marmol, Lopez, Zechiel, Vanhoutte, Targhalline, Hadj Moussa (46' st Schaken), Ferri (34' st Van den Elshout), Valente (1' st Diarra). All.: Van Bronckhorst
COMO (4-2-3-1): Sanchez, Smolcic (15' st Couto), Chalobah, Ramon, Valle, Milla (15' st Da Cunha), Perrone, Diao (23' st Rodriguez), Baturina (34' st Liberali), Kaiki (15' st Douvikas), Paz. All.: Fabregas
Booked: Diarra, Ramon, Read for a foul, Smolcic, Da Cunha for a tactical foul.
See also
Champions League, the draw: Inter and Roma with Real, Napoli with City
Roma-Real Madrid, match report (HIGHLIGHTS)
Roma started well and immediately came close to taking the lead through Hermoso but Courtois made an exceptional save. The Giallorossi lose Manu Koné due to injury, Pisilli comes on. In the 20th minute the hosts go ahead: Malen widens for Soulé, who serves de Roon, central but powerful shot and Roma takes the lead. Shortly afterwards Malen came close to scoring an encore but in the 25th minute Madrid equalized with Mbappé with a right-footed shot from the edge. The overtaking came a few minutes into the second half: unstoppable, Malen scored the 2-1 in the 51st minute with an assist from Mora and in the 57th minute the 3-1, helped by Soulé. Real seemed to start to recover with Mbappé in the 69th minute, but the goal was disallowed for offside following Diomande's assist. It will be Carlos Espí, now in the 83rd minute, who closes the gap with the Giallorossi and scores the 2-3 (with a goal initially disallowed, again for offside, but then confirmed). It seemed over, but the game was wide open: in the 85th minute it was 3-3, following a header from Endrick. In the 90th minute it turns the tables: Rüdiger makes it 4-3. Los Blancos win.
The scoreboard of Roma-Real Madrid 3-4
Goals: pt 20' De Roon, 25' Mbappe; in the st 6' and 13' Malen, 38' Espì, 40' Endrick, 45' Rudiger
ROMA (3-4-2-1): Gollini, Mancini (18' st Balerdi), Ndicka, Hermoso (36' st Koulierakis), Wesley, De Roon, Koné (16' st Pisilli), Molina, Dybala (1' st Dybala), Soulé (18' st Pellegrini), Malen. All. Gasperini
REAL MADRID (4-3-3): Courtois, Dumfries (15' st Arda Guler), Rüdiger, Konaté, Cucurella (33' st Carreras), Valverde, Tchouaméni (25' st Bernardo Silva), Bellingham, Diomande (33' st Espì), Mbappé, Vinícius Júnior (14' st Endrick). Coach Mourinho
Booked: Mancini, Wesley and Pellegrini for foul play.
See also
Champions League, Inter-Club Brugge 3-4 and Villarreal-Napoli 3-1. VIDEO
