Wednesday's headlines: Como won 9-1 at Lens, Liverpool lost 3-2 at Fenerbahçe, and Federico Valverde's stoppage-time strike gave Real Madrid a 3-2 win at AEK Athens. Erling Haaland's late goal won a five-goal game at RB Leipzig for Man City, and Arsenal won 2-1 in Prague.
Every score, scorer and minute below was checked against at least two sources (BBC Sport plus Gazzetta, Sky Sports, Bundesliga.com or the clubs). Where they differ by a minute, we use BBC's. This finishes Matchday 4; Tuesday's nine games are in our Nov 3 recap.
Champions League results (Matchday 4, Wednesday)
| Match | Score | Goal scorers |
|---|---|---|
| Fenerbahçe v Liverpool | 3-2 | Mason Greenwood 29', Archie Brown 73', Vedat Muriqi 79'; Trey Nyoni 25', Alexander Isak 69' |
| AEK Athens v Real Madrid | 2-3 | Aboubakary Koïta 12', Stavros Pilios 75'; Jude Bellingham 32', Kylian Mbappé 78', Federico Valverde 90+2' |
| Dortmund v Real Betis | 2-1 | Fábio Silva 49', Konstantinos Karetsas 72'; Aitor Ruibal 67' |
| Porto v Napoli | 4-1 | Jan Bednarek 11', Gabri Veiga 71', Jakub Kiwior 80', Samu Aghehowa 90' (pen); Scott McTominay 43' |
| PSV v Club Brugge | 1-2 | Kodai Sano 54'; Nicolò Tresoldi 25', Carlos Forbs 65' |
| RB Leipzig v Man City | 2-3 | Ridle Baku 49', Antonio Nusa 61'; Castello Lukeba 37' (own goal), Enzo Fernández 58', Erling Haaland 78' |
| Slavia Prague v Arsenal | 1-2 | Wiktor Nowak 90'; Noni Madueke 9', Viktor Gyökeres 38' |
| Lens v Como | 1-9 | Ruben Aguilar 65'; Anastasios Douvikas 7', 32', 57', Nico Paz 40', Lucas da Cunha 47', Marc-Oliver Kempf 53', Mattia Liberali 62', Martin Baturina 69', Matteo Papaccioli 90+1' |
| Viking v Sabah | 4-1 | Erik Botheim 27', 90+4', Zlatko Tripić 69', Henrik Falchener 81'; Orphé Mbina 11' |
Red cards: three on Wednesday. Sabah's Aden McCarthy was sent off in the 77th minute at Viking, upgraded to a straight red after a VAR review, with his team already 2-1 down. Napoli's Rafa Marín was sent off in the 88th minute at Porto. AEK's Aboubakary Koïta was shown a red card at the final whistle in Athens.
Key moments
Fenerbahçe 3-2 Liverpool. Trey Nyoni's deflected volley put Liverpool ahead after 25 minutes in heavy rain in Istanbul, but Mason Greenwood's deflected free kick levelled it four minutes later. Alexander Isak came off the bench and scored in the 69th minute, then Archie Brown made it 2-2 and set up Vedat Muriqi's header for the winner six minutes later. It's Liverpool's first loss in the league phase.
AEK 2-3 Real Madrid. Aboubakary Koïta put AEK ahead on 12 minutes and Jude Bellingham equalised with a back-heel flick. Stavros Pilios put the Greek champions back in front with 15 minutes left, but Kylian Mbappé levelled three minutes later from Denzel Dumfries' cross, and Federico Valverde won it from long range in stoppage time. Madrid have four wins from four.
RB Leipzig 2-3 Man City. City led twice and were pegged back twice. Castello Lukeba's own goal and Enzo Fernández's header were cancelled out by Ridle Baku and Antonio Nusa, before Erling Haaland slid in Elliot Anderson's cross with 12 minutes left. Leipzig's David Raum and City's Rayan Cherki both hit the woodwork late on.
Lens 1-9 Como. Anastasios Douvikas scored a hat-trick, Nico Paz scored once and set up two, and seven different players scored in all. The eight-goal margin equals the biggest win in Champions League history, and Como are the first away side to score nine in the competition. It's three wins from four in their first season in it.
Elsewhere. Arsenal were 2-0 up at Slavia Prague by the 38th minute through Noni Madueke and Viktor Gyökeres; Wiktor Nowak's late goal made it nervy. Porto, who had lost their first three games, beat Napoli 4-1 with three second-half goals after Scott McTominay had equalised. Konstantinos Karetsas' 72nd-minute winner ended Real Betis' perfect start in Dortmund, Club Brugge won 2-1 at PSV, and Viking came from behind for their first league-phase win, 4-1 against Sabah.
Table impact
PSG (12 points, +15) and Real Madrid (12, +6) are the only teams with four wins. Arsenal are third on 10, and Como jump to fourth on 9 with a +13 goal difference. Barcelona, Aston Villa, Man City and Liverpool fill the rest of the top eight on 9 points each, the places that go straight to the round of 16. These standings are BBC Sport's after all 36 teams have played four games.
Club Brugge, Sporting CP, Real Betis and Borussia Dortmund are also on 9, just outside the top eight. Fenerbahçe climb to 19th on 5. Porto (26th) and Napoli (27th) are both on 3, as are AEK, Leipzig, Sabah, Feyenoord and Lens. Slavia Prague are 34th on 1 point. Fixtures and the full table are on our Champions League page.
Replays and highlights in the US
Every Champions League game streams live and on demand on Paramount+, which posts full-match replays and extended highlights after full time. CBS Sports' Golazo channel on YouTube posts free highlights. In Spanish, the games are spread across ViX and TUDN, with some on DAZN.
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What's on Thursday
The Europa League and Conference League play their Matchday 4 games on Thursday, Nov 5, and both stream on Paramount+ in English. Every channel and kickoff time is in our Matchday 4 TV guide.
Frequently asked questions
What was the score in Fenerbahçe v Liverpool?
Fenerbahçe won 3-2. Trey Nyoni (25') and Alexander Isak (69') scored for Liverpool, and Mason Greenwood (29'), Archie Brown (73') and Vedat Muriqi (79') scored for Fenerbahçe. It was Liverpool's first loss of the league phase.
Who scored the winner for Real Madrid against AEK Athens?
Federico Valverde, with a long-range shot in the 92nd minute (90+2'). Jude Bellingham (32') and Kylian Mbappé (78') scored Madrid's other goals in a 3-2 win.
Who scored for Man City at RB Leipzig?
City's goals were a Castello Lukeba own goal (37'), Enzo Fernández (58') and Erling Haaland (78'). Ridle Baku (49') and Antonio Nusa (61') scored for Leipzig in a 3-2 City win.
How many did Como score against Lens?
Nine. Como won 9-1 in France, with a hat-trick from Anastasios Douvikas (7', 32', 57'). It equals the biggest winning margin in Champions League history, and Como are the first away team to score nine in the competition.
Where can I watch Champions League replays in the US?
Every Champions League match streams on Paramount+, which posts full-match replays and highlights after full time. CBS Sports' Golazo channel on YouTube posts free highlights.
Sources
- BBC Sport: match pages for all nine games, Nov 4, 2026 (goals, assists, red cards and table)
- Gazzetta dello Sport: Champions League results and scorers, Nov 4, 2026
- The Guardian: Como clobber Lens 9-1 after Real Madrid roar back to deny AEK Athens
- CBS Sports: UCL scores and results, Wednesday Nov 4, 2026
- AP: Como become first away team to score 9 goals in a Champions League match
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