Tuesday's headlines: PSG beat Barcelona 4-2 in the top-of-the-table game, Liverpool came back from 2-0 down to beat Villarreal 4-3, and Phil Foden scored a hat-trick in Man City's 5-1 win over AEK Athens. Napoli also won a seven-goal game, 4-3 over Bodø/Glimt, and Roma beat Slovan Bratislava 4-0.
Every score, scorer, minute and red card below was checked against two sources (ESPN and UEFA). Where the two differ by a minute, we use UEFA's. The other nine Matchday 3 games are on Wednesday, so the table below is a halfway picture. Our Matchday 3 TV guide has Wednesday's channels.
Champions League results (Matchday 3, Tuesday)
| Match | Score | Goal scorers |
|---|---|---|
| Fenerbahçe v Slavia Prague | 2-2 | Oğuz Aydın 4', Mason Greenwood 11'; Lukáš Provod 15', Pavel Kačor 90' |
| Sabah v Dortmund | 1-2 | Aden McCarthy 39'; Serhou Guirassy 10', 53' |
| PSG v Barcelona | 4-2 | Désiré Doué 38', Lucas Hernández 72', Vitinha 81', Fabián Ruiz 86'; Xavi Espart 55', Lamine Yamal 79' |
| Liverpool v Villarreal | 4-3 | Alexis Mac Allister 36', 65', Ronald Araújo 45+2', Florian Wirtz 69'; Georges Mikautadze 4', Sergi Cardona 29', Tani Oluwaseyi 87' |
| Man City v AEK Athens | 5-1 | Elliot Anderson 12', Phil Foden 34', 65', 76', Rayan Cherki 57'; Stavros Pilios 52' |
| Roma v Slovan Bratislava | 4-0 | Mario Hermoso 21', Nahuel Molina 39', Niccolò Pisilli 52', Donyell Malen 58' (pen) |
| Porto v PSV | 0-1 | Guus Til 57' |
| Napoli v Bodø/Glimt | 4-3 | Matteo Politano 1', Scott McTominay 41', 75', Odin Bjørtuft 88' (own goal); Jens Petter Hauge 27', Andreas Helmersen 62', Sondre Brunstad Fet 90+4' |
| Stuttgart v Atlético Madrid | 1-1 | Jamie Leweling 36'; Julián Álvarez 47' |
Red card: Atlético Madrid's Morten Hjulmand was sent off in the 64th minute in Stuttgart, with the score 1-1. It was the only red card on Tuesday.
Key moments
PSG 4-2 Barcelona. Doué gave PSG the lead before half-time and Xavi Espart equalized ten minutes after the break. Lucas Hernández headed PSG back in front, Lamine Yamal made it 2-2 in the 79th minute, and then PSG scored twice in five minutes through Vitinha and Fabián Ruiz. Barcelona have now conceded in 18 straight Champions League games.
Liverpool 4-3 Villarreal. Villarreal led 2-0 at Anfield after 29 minutes through Mikautadze and Cardona. Mac Allister headed one back, Araújo headed the equalizer in first-half stoppage time, and Mac Allister and Wirtz scored four minutes apart after the hour. Tani Oluwaseyi volleyed in Villarreal's third late on, but Liverpool held on.
Napoli 4-3 Bodø/Glimt. Politano scored inside the first minute, and the lead changed hands twice more before Odin Bjørtuft's 88th-minute own goal made it 4-2. Sondre Brunstad Fet's header four minutes into stoppage time came too late for Bodø.
Elsewhere. Stavros Pilios pulled AEK back to 2-1 early in the second half, but Cherki and two more from Foden finished the game off. Guirassy scored twice as Dortmund won in Baku. Pavel Kačor's 90th-minute goal earned Slavia a point in Istanbul. Guus Til's goal gave PSV a win in Porto, where Porto are still without a point.
Table impact
PSG (9 points, +9) and Liverpool (9, +5) are the only teams with three wins. Stuttgart are third on 7 after their draw. Barcelona drop to 6 points, level with Man City and Dortmund. Roma and Atlético are both on 4 points, in 13th and 15th.
At the bottom, Porto and Slovan Bratislava are still on 0 points after three games, and Slovan's goal difference is -12. Bayern v Arsenal, Real Madrid, Inter and the other Wednesday teams have played only twice, so the table will move again on Wednesday. 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. Porto v PSV also aired on CBS Sports Network and Sabah v Dortmund on CBS Sports Golazo Network, both of which stream on Paramount+ too. CBS Sports' Golazo channel on YouTube posts free highlights. In Spanish, most games were on ViX, while Man City v AEK and Stuttgart v Atlético were DAZN exclusives.
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What's on Wednesday
The other nine Matchday 3 games are Wednesday, Oct 21, led by Bayern Munich v Arsenal at 3pm ET (12pm PT) on Paramount+. Inter v Shakhtar is on CBS Sports Network. Every game, channel and kickoff time is on our matches page.
Frequently asked questions
What was the score in PSG v Barcelona?
PSG won 4-2 at the Parc des Princes. Désiré Doué (38'), Lucas Hernández (72'), Vitinha (81') and Fabián Ruiz (86') scored for PSG; Xavi Espart (55') and Lamine Yamal (79') scored for Barcelona.
Who scored in Liverpool v Villarreal?
Liverpool came from 2-0 down to win 4-3. Alexis Mac Allister scored twice (36', 65'), with Ronald Araújo (45+2') and Florian Wirtz (69') also scoring. Georges Mikautadze, Sergi Cardona and Tani Oluwaseyi scored for Villarreal.
Did Phil Foden score a hat-trick against AEK Athens?
Yes. Foden scored in the 34th, 65th and 76th minutes of Man City's 5-1 win, with Elliot Anderson and Rayan Cherki also scoring.
Who was sent off in Stuttgart v Atlético Madrid?
Atlético's Morten Hjulmand was shown a red card in the 64th minute with the score 1-1, and the game finished 1-1.
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
- ESPN: Champions League scoreboard, Oct 20, 2026
- UEFA.com: Champions League fixtures and results (cross-check for every score, scorer and red card)
- ESPN: Champions League league-phase table
- CBS Sports: Champions League schedule and TV, Tuesday Oct 20, 2026
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