Champions League

Conference with Bayern, Barca and PSG from 9pm LIVE

FC Barcelona (left: Lamine Yamal) and FC Bayern (right: Jamal Musiala) celebrate three points in the Champions League, while PSG (center: Marquinhos) suffer a bitter defeat.

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Matchday 4 in the Champions League: FC Bayern celebrated a narrow 1:0 win against Benfica Lisbon, Inter Milan beat Arsenal 1:0, Barça celebrated a 5:2 goal gala at Red Star Belgrade, Paris Saint-Germain conceded a goal in the 93rd minute to lose 2:1 to Atlético Madrid.

Inter remained unbeaten for the ninth competitive match in a row. The only goal came from a controversial penalty, which Hakan Calhanoglu converted shortly before the break (45.+3). Arsenal's Mikel Merino had the ball bounce into his hand from close range. The penalty was Inter's first shot on goal. Arsenal suffered another setback after a run of three league games without a win. England's runners-up remain on seven points and just three goals in the Premier League.

Bayern's match started 15 minutes late due to problems with the spectators' arrival following disruptions to the Munich subway network. In the first half, one person in the home team's fan stand also required emergency medical treatment.

Golden goal from Musiala
Bayern struggled for a long time against the skillfully defending Portuguese runners-up, but withstood the pressure after their recent away defeats against Aston Villa and Barcelona. Jamal Musiala scored the golden goal with a header from Harry Kane (67'). Laimer, who played through at right-back, had initiated the move, with Leroy Sane delivering the cross to the middle. Munich are now on six points in the top flight.

Jamal Musiala redeemed his team

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In Paris, Nahuel Molina (18) equalized PSG youngster Warren Zaire-Emery's lead early on (14). Angel Correa secured the away win with the final attack (93'). Things are getting tight for PSG after just four points from four rounds. At the halfway stage of the league campaign, at least the top eight, who will go straight through to the last 16 of the CL, seem a long way off.

Atalanta too strong for Stuttgart
Ademola Lookman (51) and Nicolo Zaniolo (88) fired Atalanta Bergamo to a 2-0 win at VfB Stuttgart. Like Inter, the Europa League winners are still unbeaten in the top flight and have not conceded a goal - and are also unbeaten in nine competitive matches.

Barcelona are the top scorers in the top flight with 15 goals in four games so far. In Belgrade, Robert Lewandowski set the tone for victory with a brace (43rd, 53rd). Inigo Martinez (13), Raphinha (55) and Fermin Lopez (76) also scored for the Catalans.