Europe’s biggest clubs have wasted little time asserting themselves in the 2026-27 Champions League, with Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and Bayern Munich among the teams already setting the pace after matchday one. Alongside that leading trio, Arsenal, Liverpool, Real Madrid and Manchester City also opened with victories. Côme, meanwhile, made an impressive entrance into the competition
Club Brugge fell to a 3-2 defeat against Aston Villa on Tuesday in their Champions League opener at the Jan Breydel Stadion. The Belgian champions, under Ivan Leko, were made to pay for a series of errors in the first half as Villa took control early on. The visitors opened the scoring in the 11th
Standard de Liège extended their unbeaten start to the season with a deserved 1-0 win over Royal Antwerp FC in the Pro League on Saturday. The Liege side were largely on top throughout the contest but struggled badly with their finishing. Nguene went close in the fourth minute, Abid had efforts in the sixth and
La Louvière Still Winless After 4-0 Defeat at Sint-Truiden RAAL La Louvière remain without a win in the Pro League after being beaten 4-0 by Sint-Truiden on Saturday. After a sluggish start, the hosts took control in the closing stages of the first half. Robert-Jan Vanwesemael first failed to beat Marcos Peano in the 35th
Union Saint-Gilloise won 3-2 at Sporting Charleroi in a spectacular Pro League clash on Saturday, with the result moving the Brussels side to the top of the table for the time being. Ordinarily, a meeting between Charleroi and Union Saint-Gilloise is a notable Pro League fixture, but not a genuine clash at the summit. That
Monaco beat Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 in Ligue 1’s third round, with Stanis Idumbo scoring the winner at the Stade Louis-II on Saturday. After two draws, PSG slipped to their first defeat of the season, while Monaco moved top of the table on nine points. PSG are 12th on two points and are still waiting for
Club Brugge bounced back from Sunday’s 2-1 defeat at La Gantoise by securing a narrow Pro League victory at Lommel on Friday in the fifth round of fixtures. Against a promising promoted side that has now collected seven points from 15, Ivan Leko’s men were not at their most fluent in attack, but they went
