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Champions: Arsenal and Liverpool secure narrow wins to start

Maisfutebol9 September 2026 at 23:30

Arsenal beat Napoli 1-0 with a solitary goal by Martin Ødegaard, thus securing a narrow victory on their trip to Italy in the group stage or knockout phase of the Champions League. The Gunners thus returned to winning ways in this European competition.

Liverpool also achieved a narrow victory, this time coming from behind against Atlético de Madrid. The Reds managed to overturn the result against the Spanish side, adding three more important points in the competition.

Both matches were marked by balance and closeness of results, as the headline of the sports piece indicates. The two English clubs kicked off this round of the Champions League with wins, albeit by minimal margins.

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