Real Madrid improved to 3-0-0 with a 1-0 win over Juventus. Jude Bellingham stamped his return to Los Blancos with a 57th minute goal, his first for the club since the Club World Cup. While Bellingham put home the rebound, it was Vinícius Júnior who did much of the work to set up the game's only goal.

Driven by Kylian Mbappé, Real Madrid will be looking to continue its perfect start in the Champions League when it hosts struggling Juventus on Wednesday. Mbappé has 18 goals in 14 appearances with Madrid and France this season.

Chelsea have seen a player sent off in three of their last four matches played, losing two of those. They won't have anyone suspended for this clash since Joao Pedro will miss out in the Champions League,

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Liverpool added a fourth in the second half when Cody Gakpo tapped home from close range and, with the home team looking increasingly dispirited, Dominik Szoboszlai drilled in a fifth from long range. This was a stirring victory for Slot and his players, who earned a second win from their opening three Champions League games.

Tuesday saw a host of goals, with 43 across all matches. The biggest teams -- Arsenal, Barcelona, Inter, PSG -- all advanced easily, none scoring fewer than four goals. Manchester City and Newcastle also both won, though the day was not without upsets as Napoli went down to PSV Eindhoven 6-2.

Chelsea can thank the intricacies of UEFA’s disciplinary rules—and João Pedro’s own recklessness—for the Brazilian’s absence against Ajax on Wednesday evening.

Marcel Desailly believes Chelsea could do with attacking reinforcements in January – and is confident that a former Liverpool striker could be the ‘perfect’ solution. Chelsea’s incredible spending under Todd Boehly and BlueCo continued in the last summer transfer window with the signing of ten first-team players.

Chelsea love to be the thorn in the backside of Liverpool. Yet it's always the Reds who have the last laugh. Daniel Sturridge, Mo Salah and now Rio Ngumoha are all testament to that.Even though