Published On 5/11/2025
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Arsenal continued its perfect start and achieved its fourth successive victory when it defeated its Czech host Slavia Prague 3-0 on Tuesday in Prague, in the fourth round of the unified group competitions of the European Champions League football competition.
Arsenal won a penalty kick after returning to the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) when Gabriel followed a ball from a corner kick taken by Declan Rice and it touched the hand of captain Provod, and Saka successfully scored it to the left of the goalkeeper (32).
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Arsenal increased its lead seconds after the start of the second half when Trossard passed a cross that Merino followed from close range into the goal (46).
Merino scores the second goal against Slavia Prague ⚽️#UEFA_Champions_League | #Arsenal | #SlaviaPrague pic.twitter.com/fZV0WyPPel
— beIN SPORTS (@beINSPORTS) November 4, 2025
Merino dealt the final blow to the hosts by scoring his second personal goal and the third for his team with a header from close range, taking advantage of a misjudgment by goalkeeper Markovic in catching a cross for Rice (68).
Arsenal raised its lead to 12 points, while Slavia’s score stopped at two points in 30th place.
Juventus draw
The Italian team Juventus was unable to take advantage of the ground and crowd staff and settled for a 1-1 draw with its guest, Sporting Lisbon of Portugal.
The visitors took the lead first with Maximiliano Araujo’s goal after 12 minutes, with a powerful left-footed shot from inside the penalty area after a lead-up from his teammate Trincao.
Juventus equalized with a goal from Serbian Dusan Vlahovic in the 34th minute after a pass from French midfielder Kevren Thuram.
The Italian team failed to achieve victory during the first 4 rounds, achieving a fourth draw and one loss, raising its score to 3 points in 23rd place. As for Sporting Lisbon, it raised its score to 7 points in tenth place, after two wins and a draw versus one loss.
Napoli draw
The absence of Belgian international midfielder Kevin De Bruyne began to affect the results of his Italian team, Napoli, after they tied negatively with their guest, Eintracht Frankfurt, on Tuesday.
Napoli failed to score for the second match in a row, after drawing with its guest Como in the Italian League and its difficult victory over its host Lecce 1-0 before that in two matches in which its Serbian goalkeeper, Vanja Milinkovic-Savic, saved it by saving two penalty kicks.
Tottenham win
Tottenham Hotspur achieved a huge victory over its guest, Copenhagen, with a score of 4-0.
The London team ended the first half ahead with Brennan Johnson’s goal in the 19th minute.
Six minutes into the second half, Wilson Odubert added the second goal for the English team.
But Danish Tottenham coach Thomas Frank was in a critical situation after he was forced to complete the match with a numerical disadvantage after Brennan Johnson was sent off in the 57th minute.
Despite the numerical deficiency, the English team finished off its guest with two goals within less than 3 minutes, with Micky van de Ven and Joao Balenha scoring the third and fourth goals in the 64th and 67th minutes.
😱⚽️ Van de Ven turns from a defender into a striker and scores Tottenham’s third goal! #UEFA_Champions_League | #Tottenham pic.twitter.com/OCVqEW2C9q
— beIN SPORTS (@beINSPORTS) November 4, 2025
Tottenham achieved its second victory, raising its score to 8 points in seventh place, while the Danish team’s score froze at one point in 33rd place.
Atletico Madrid win
The Spanish team, Atletico Madrid, defeated its guest, Real Union Saint-Geloise, Belgium, 3-1.
Coach Diego Simeone’s team showed great superiority, translated into a goal in the first half scored by the brilliant Argentine Julian Alvarez in the 39th minute after following up on a ground pass in front of the goal from Juliano Simeone.
In the second half, Atletico’s advantage continued at the expense of its Belgian guest, and midfielder Conner Gallagher succeeded in adding the second goal with a missile shot from the edge of the penalty area in the 72nd minute.
Ross Sikes reduced the gap with a goal in the 80th minute, but Atletico striker Marcos Llorente returned to widen the gap again with a goal he scored in the sixth minute of added time in the second half, taking advantage of the spaces in the opponent’s back line, and he followed a ball that bounced off the goalkeeper and into the net.
Atletico Madrid raised its score to 6 points in 14th place, while Saint-Geloise froze its score at 3 points in 26th place.
Eindhoven win
American striker Ricardo Pepe scored a late goal in stoppage time of the second half, leading his Dutch team PSV Eindhoven to a fatal draw with its Greek host, Olympiacos 1.
Pepe scored his team’s goal, which compensated for the hosts’ early lead through Portuguese Gilson Martinez in the 17th minute.
With this tie, Olympiacos’ score rose to the second point in 31st place in the overall standings, while PSV Eindhoven reached the fifth point in 17th place.