Published On 26/11/2025
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The English team, Manchester City, suffered its first defeat in its Champions League campaign this season, after it fell on its home field and among its fans to its German guest, Bayer Leverkusen, with a score of 0-2.
Alex Grimaldo scored the lead goal for Leverkusen in the 23rd minute, then Patrik Cech added the second goal in the 54th minute.
Bayer Leverkusen takes the lead through Grimaldo#UEFA_Champions_League#UCL | #UEFAChampionsLeague pic.twitter.com/0ON7ciI1zR
— beIN SPORTS (@beINSPORTS) November 25, 2025
With this result, Leverkusen raised its score to 8 points in 13th place, while Manchester City froze its score at 10 points in sixth place.
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Dortmund regains its balance
Germany’s Borussia Dortmund regained its balance in its Champions League campaign by defeating its Spanish counterpart, Villarreal, 4-0.
With this win, Dortmund recovered from the defeat of the last round against Manchester City with a score of 1-4, raising its score to 10 points in fifth place, while Villarreal remained in 33rd place with one point after suffering its fourth loss against a single draw.
Dortmund ended the first half ahead with a goal from Serho Geraci, who took advantage of Villarreal’s defensive stumble in dealing with a corner kick and a header from Aaron Anslimino.
In the second half, Villarreal suffered from a numerical disadvantage after its Argentine defender, Juan Foyth, was sent off in the 52nd minute.
Two minutes later, Geraci missed a penalty kick that was saved by the Villarreal goalkeeper, so the ball bounced back to the Guinean striker who completed it into the net, scoring the second goal for him and his team in the 54th minute.
Karim Adeyemi then scored the third goal in the 58th minute after a wonderful exchange of the ball on the edge of the penalty area, while Fabio Silva missed another penalty kick for Dortmund in the 82nd minute.
But Daniel Svensson added the fourth goal for Dortmund with a header after a perfect cross from Pascal Gross in the 95th minute.
Juventus win
Juventus achieved a fatal and difficult victory at the expense of its host, Bodo Glimt of Norway, with a score of 3-2.
With this victory, the Bianconeri team reached its sixth point in 21st place, while Bodo Glimt’s score froze at two points in 31st place, and the first half ended with the hosts taking the lead with a goal scored by Ole Blomberg in the 27th minute.
Only 3 minutes after the start of the second half, Luis Obinda responded with the equalizer for Juventus, then his teammate Weston McKennie added the second goal in the 59th minute.
The match appeared to be on its way to ending in a draw after Sundre Veit scored a fatal goal for Bodo Glimt a minute before the end via a penalty kick, but Jonathan David assumed the heroic role and snatched the fatal winning goal for the visiting team in stoppage time.
Napoli defeats Karabakh
The Italian team Napoli defeated its guest, Azerbaijani Karabakh, 2-0. Scot Scott McTominay scored the lead goal in the 65th minute, and Montenegrin Marko Jankovic added the second goal in the 72nd minute.
Napoli takes the lead through Scott McTominay#UEFA_Champions_League#UCL | #UEFAChampionsLeague pic.twitter.com/NsSwlv9upk
— beIN SPORTS (@beINSPORTS) November 25, 2025
With this result, Napoli raised its score to 7 points in 18th place after achieving its second victory since the beginning of the competition this season, while Karabakh has the same score of points in 16th place.
Marseille turns the tables on Newcastle
French Marseille overturned a goal deficit against English Newcastle United to a thrilling 2-1 victory.
It seemed that Newcastle was on its way out victorious after taking the lead with an early goal scored by Harvey Barnes in the sixth minute, but Marseille rose strongly in the second half to win.
Marseille owes the credit for this victory to its Gabonese international star, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who scored the decisive goals in the 46th and 50th minutes.
Aubameyang gives Marseille the lead with a second goal#UEFA_Champions_League#UCL | #UEFAChampionsLeague pic.twitter.com/0GXWBffgv5
— beIN SPORTS (@beINSPORTS) November 25, 2025
The victory raised Marseille’s score to 6 points in 19th place after recording its second victory against 3 defeats, while Newcastle’s score stopped at 9 points in eighth place after suffering its second loss against 3 wins.
Bilbao draw
A goalless draw prevailed over the Czech Republic’s match between Slavia Prague and its Spanish counterpart, Athletic Bilbao.
Each team scored one point, raising Bilbao’s score to 4 points in 28th place, compared to 3 points for Slavia Prague in 30th place.