Atletico threw a party against it CelticHe broke up with her 6-0 in “Metropolitan” and climbed onto it 5th group the Champions League after the end of the 4th matchday.

Everything was decided pretty early in the game. Antoine Griezmann scored the first goal in the 6th minute and then… Diezen Maenda took the initiative. The Japanese midfielder almost scored a penalty but received a straight red card in the 23rd minute, leaving his team with one player less. In fact, he was the first player from the Land of the Rising Sun to be sent off in Champions League history.

The “Rojiblancos” had no problem dominating with another player. Against them they only found Joe Hart and he tried unsuccessfully to keep the score down.

Alvaro Morata made it 2-0 in stoppage time in the first half and then the signal was given for the “Rojiblancos” party. The two scorers doubled their goals, while Samuel Lino and Saul each scored a goal, leading to an impressive 6-0, which was also the Spaniards’ biggest victory in the institution.

• SPORTY: Oblak, Molina (71′ Athpilicueta), Witzel, Jimenez (77′ Sejunjiu), Hermoso, Riquelme (65′ Lino), Barrios (46′ Llorente), Koke, Griezmann (65′ Saul), Correa, Morata
• CELTIC: Hart, Johnston, Carter Vickers, Scales, Taylor, O’Reilly (46′ Holm), McGregor (71′ Iwata), Bernardo (61′ Turnbull), Maeda, Furuhashi (61′ Young), Palma (46′ Oh)

Lazio pushed leaders Feyenoord into 3rd place

The evening started with Feyenoord in 1st place but tied with the Dutch in 3rd place after being beaten by Lazio 0-1 in “Olimbiko”, with the group catching fire.

The Italians entered the field more dynamically, although the first good moment belonged to the guests (who lined up with them). Costa Lambrou at the counter). The pace was good, but both teams were clearly unable to find spaces to threaten effectively on the pitch.

When Lazio discovered a gap in the Feyenoord defense in injury time of the first half, Ciro Immobile pushed behind the defense, evaded the goalkeeper and scored his 200th goal as a Lazio player.

The goal automatically changed the balance of the game in the second half. The visitors took control, possession reached 70%, leaving the hosts to solely defend and not attack.

The big problem for Arne Slott’s team was accuracy, as the only final goal on home soil in the second half was a header from Ayase Ueda, which was headed in by Ivan Provendel. The Italian goalkeeper secured the victory for Lazio, who also moved into the fight for qualification.

• LATIO: Provendel, Lazzari, Patrick, Romagnoli, Isai (78′ Pellegrini), Camanda (53′ Guduzzi), Vesino (78′ Rovella), Alberto, Anderson, Immobile (63′ Castegianos), Xacani (63′ Pedro)
• FEGENORD: Bylow, Newkop (20′ Trauner, 74′ Jahanbaks), Hertraida, Hadsko, Hartman, Wiefer, Zerucki (81′ Ueda), Timber (81′ Milabo), Stench, Jimenez, Paisao (74′ Ivanovets)

The results of the 4th matchday in the 5th group

• Atletico – Celtic 6-0 (6′, 60′ Griezmann, 45+2′, 76′ Morata, 66′ Lino, 84 Saul)
• Lazio – Feyenoord 1:0 (45+1′ mobile)

Full schedule and results

• Feyenoord – Celtic 2:0 (45+2′ Stengs, 76′ Yahanbas)
• Lazio – Atletico 1-1 (90+5′ Provendel / 29′ Barrios)
• Atletico – Feyenoord 3-2 (12′, 47′ Morata, 45+4′ Griezmann / 7′ auto. Hermoso, 34′ Hadsko)
• Celtic – Lazio 1-2 (12′ Furuhashi / 29′ Vesino, 90+6′ Pedro)
• Feyenoord – Lazio 3-1 (31′ 74′ Jimenes, 45+2′ Zerouki / 83′ Pen. Pedro)
• Celtic – Atletico 2-2 (4′ Furuhashi, 28′ Palma / 25′ Pen. Griezmann, 53′ Morata)
• 07/11 22:00 Atletico – Celtic
• 07/11 22:00 Lazio – Feyenoord
• November 28th 7:45 p.m Lazio – Celtic
• November 28th 22:00 O’clock Feyenoord – Atletico
• 13.12. 22:00 O’clock Atlético – Lazio
• 13.12. 22:00 O’clock Celtic – Feyenoord