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Sabah lost to Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA Champions League game

In the next match of the general stage of the UEFA Champions League, the Azerbaijani Sabah lost in Baku to the German Borussia from Dortmund - 1: 2. It's reported by sb.by. ...

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Sabah lost to Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA Champions League game

In the next match of the general stage of the UEFA Champions League, the Azerbaijani Sabah lost in Baku to the German Borussia from Dortmund - 1: 2. It's reported by sb.by.

Sabah won all five previous home matches in European competition this season. But today, October 20, the impressive series of wards of Valdas Dambrauskas was interrupted.
Sabah won all five previous home matches in European competition this season. But today, October 20, the impressive series of wards of Valdas Dambrauskas was interrupted.

The winners scored a double Sera Girassi (10th, 53rd minutes). In the losers, the author of the scored ball was Aiden McCarthy (39).

Bumblebees won in all five fights against Azerbaijani clubs in UEFA tournaments with a total difference of 14: 2.

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In another match of the third round of the general stage of the Champions League, which ended by this time, the Turkish Fenerbahce and the Czech Slavia did not reveal the winner - 2: 2.
In another match of the third round of the general stage of the Champions League, which ended by this time, the Turkish Fenerbahce and the Czech Slavia did not reveal the winner - 2: 2.

At 22:00, meetings began between Liverpool (England) - Villarreal (Spain), Manchester City (England) - AEK (Athens, Greece), Napoli (Italy) - Beude-Glimt (Norway), Porto (Portugal) - PSV (Netherlands), Paris Saint-Germain (France) - Barcelona (Spain), Roma (Italy) - Beudeo-Glimt (Norway), Porto (Portugal) - PSV (Spain), Paris Saint-Germain (Spain). And for tomorrow, October 21, Como (Italy) - Manchester United (England), Lille (France) - Galatasaray (Turkey), Aston Villa (England) - Viking (Norway), Bayern (Germany) - Arsenal (England), Betis (Spain) - Feyenoord (Netherlands), Bruges (Belgium) - Lance (Francia), "Lance"Lance" (Franciaspia), "Lastaglia" (Istrania) - Laseraglia (Spaine) - "(Spaine).

In the first stage, all 36 clubs will hold eight meetings. According to the results of the stage, the first eight teams in the composite table will automatically reach the 1/8 finals, and the squads that will take places from the 9th to the 24th will determine the remaining participants in the playoffs in the joints. The final of the tournament will be held in Madrid on June 5 next year.

Last season, the victory in the UEFA Champions League was celebrated by the French “Paris Saint-Germain”, who beat the English “Arsenal” in the decisive match – 2: 1 (after a penalty shootout). The most titled team in the history of the main European Cup is the Spanish Real Madrid, which has 15 trophies.

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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