PSV Eindhoven loses at home to Brugge in the “European Champions League”

The Dutch team PSV Eindhoven suffered a loss at its stadium and among its fans, against its Belgian guest Club Brugge, with a score of 1/2, in the fourth round of the Champions League.

German Nicolo Trisoldi scored the goal for the visitors in the 25th minute, then Japanese Kawade Sano equalized for the hosts in the 54th minute, and Portuguese Carlos Forbes restored the lead again for Club Brugge in the 65th minute.

Brugge continued its move towards the advanced positions in the competition table, reaching point 9 in ninth place, while PSV Eindhoven has 4 points in 24th place.

Eindhoven will face a difficult match in the next round against Real Madrid of Spain at the latter's stadium, while Brugge will host Liverpool of England.

Italian Como continued his impressive results in the Champions League, in which he is participating for the first time in its history, after achieving a sweeping victory over its French host, Lens.

Como defeated its French counterpart with a score of 9-1, achieving the largest victory in the current edition of the most important and strongest tournament at the club level in the Old Continent this season so far.

Como, who achieved his third victory in the tournament this season under the leadership of his young Spanish coach Cesc Fabregas, against one loss, rose to 9 points in fourth place.

On the other hand, Lance, who suffered his third loss in exchange for one win, stopped at three points in thirty-third place.

Borussia Dortmund inflicted on its guest, Real Betis, its first loss in the Champions League, achieving a valuable victory with a score of 2-1, on Wednesday evening, in the fourth round of the league stage.

With this result, the two teams are equal with 9 points, in 11th and 12th place out of 36 teams.

Betis started his league campaign with three successive victories over French Lille, Dutch Feyenoord and Portuguese Porto, while Dortmund won over Spain's Villarreal and Azerbaijan's Sabah, including a surprise loss to Norway's Bodo Glimt in the second round.

In the fifth round, which will be held on November 24 and 25, Dortmund awaits a difficult test away from home against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium in London, while Betis will be a guest at Slovan Bratislava, Slovakia.