Mbappé’s Treble Headlines A Night Of Dominance As Galatasaray Floor Liverpool

The UEFA Champions League delivered another thrilling round of action on Tuesday, featuring emphatic wins from Europe’s giants and a major upset in Istanbul. Kylian Mbappé’s hat-trick for Real Madrid grabbed the spotlight, while Atlético Madrid and Bayern Munich stormed to big victories. In contrast, Liverpool suffered a shock defeat to Galatasaray, shaking up Group D.

Real Madrid 5–0 Kairat Almaty

At the Santiago Bernabéu, Kylian Mbappé turned on the style, netting three times in a one-sided encounter. The French forward broke the deadlock from the penalty spot and added two more after halftime. Eduardo Camavinga and Brahim Díaz joined the scoresheet to complete the rout. Madrid barely broke a sweat and already look certain to control their group.

Atlético Madrid 5–1 Eintracht Frankfurt

Over at the Metropolitano, Atlético Madrid delivered a ruthless display of attacking football. Giacomo Raspadori, Robin Le Normand, and Antoine Griezmann put the hosts in command before the break. Julián Álvarez and Giuliano Simeone piled on more misery in the second half, as Frankfurt’s defence was torn apart. Atlético’s performance was a statement of intent to the rest of Europe.

Bayern Munich 5–1 Pafos

Harry Kane continued his scintillating form with a brace in the opening half-hour as Bayern Munich swept aside Pafos. Raphaël Guerreiro, Nicolas Jackson, and Michael Olise also struck, with Pafos managing only a consolation. On a historic night, Manuel Neuer celebrated his 152nd Champions League appearance, moving level in fifth place on the all-time list.

Galatasaray 1–0 Liverpool

In Istanbul, Galatasaray stunned Liverpool with a disciplined performance and a decisive moment from Victor Osimhen, who converted from the spot in the first half. Liverpool pressed for an equaliser, but VAR overturned a late penalty, and the Turkish champions stood firm under pressure. The result leaves Jürgen Klopp’s men vulnerable in Group D and sends Galatasaray fans into jubilation.

Chelsea 1–0 Benfica

At Stamford Bridge, Chelsea edged past Benfica in a scrappy contest. An own goal from Richard Ríos separated the sides, while João Pedro’s dismissal late on compounded Benfica’s frustration. For José Mourinho, returning to his old club, it was an evening to forget.

Inter Milan 3–0 Slavia Prague

Inter Milan enjoyed a straightforward win at San Siro, with Lautaro Martínez scoring twice and Denzel Dumfries adding another. The Italian champions looked sharp and in control throughout, continuing their perfect start to the group stage.

Atalanta 2–1 Club Brugge

In Bergamo, Atalanta fought back to claim their first victory of the campaign. Christos Tzolis gave Club Brugge the lead before Lazar Samardžić equalised from the penalty spot. With just minutes remaining, Mario Pašalić rose highest from a corner to secure all three points, reigniting Atalanta’s European hopes.