
The matches scheduled for Tuesday 13th and Wednesday 14th October
The complete calendar of the second day of the Champions League single group, with the matches scheduled for Tuesday 13 and Wednesday 14 October, and the updated standings after the first round.
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The text reports the calendar of the second day of the single group stage of the Champions League and the current standings.
Program of the second day of the single round of the Champions League, scheduled for tomorrow and Wednesday 14 October at 9pm.
Tuesday 13 October
Sabah-Slavia Prague (at 6.45pm)
Lens-Sporting
Viking-Bayern Munich (9pm)
Galatasaray-Barcelona
Villarreal-Napoli
Leipzig-Psv
Atletico vs Manchester United
Arsenal-Lille
Inter-Bruges
Wednesday 14 October
Lask-Liverpool (at 6.45pm)
Feyenoord-Como
Slovan-Stuttgart (at 9pm)
Shakhtar-Aek Athens
Bodo/Glimt-Dortmund
Betis-Porto
Aston Villa-Fenerbahce
Roma-Real Madrid
Manchester City-PSG
Ranking
Psg, Bayern, Barcelona, Manchester United, Como, Sporting, Stuttgart, Manchester City, Aston Villa, Lens, Betis, Dortmund, Liverpool, Real Madrid, Arsenal and Aek Athens: 3 points;
Roma, Shakhtar, Fenerbahce and PSV: 1 point;
Villarreal, Bruges, Lille, Slavia Prague, Atletico, Inter, Lask, Napoli, Galatasaray, Viking, Porto, Leipzig, Feyenoord, Sabah, Slovan and Bodo/Glimt: 0 points

The second day of the Champions League features the big match between Manchester City and PSG. Mourinho returns to the Olimpico for Roma-Real Madrid, while the other Italians Inter, Napoli, Como, Milan, Juventus and Atalanta face their respective European commitments.

Paulo Dybala speaks on the eve of the Champions League match against Real Madrid, retracing his career in Italy and hoping for a long-term future with Roma.

During the presentation of the Coni Golden Collars, Olympian Arianna Fontana commented on her 14 Olympic medals, indicating the one in Turin as the most expensive and leaving the future open for Milano Cortina 2026.

Filippo Volandri, captain of the Italian Davis Cup team, commented on Jannik Sinner's future return to the field, underlining that the tennis player aims for well-being and improvement rather than ranking.

CONI president Luciano Buonfiglio defined the commissionership of the federations, including the FIGC, as an opportunity to restore dignity and rules, also outlining a positive assessment of his mandate.

FIGC commissioner Giovanni Malagò draws a positive assessment of the Italian national teams in the last month, praising the progress of the senior team, the Under 21 team and Club Italia.