Trent injured in a real victory while Juve and Dortmund draw 4-4 -

Trent Alexander-Arnold was injured just five minutes after the victory of the Real Madrid Champions League against Marseille.

The defender of England stopped with what looked like an injury to the hamstrings, before his replacement Dani Carvajal was sent for a whim on the goalkeeper of Marseille Geronimio Rulli.

Kylian Mbappe was fortunately at hand to mark two penalties to cancel the opening of Timothy Weah for the French part.

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Xabi Alonso will remain to scratch his head with problems at the back, with the captain still versatile Federico Valverde at least capable of intervening behind.

There was more good news on the bench while Jude Bellingham made his return earlier than expected from a shoulder injury – although it was not used.

And the teenage striker Franco Mastanuono became the youngest player to start for real in the Champions League, at the age of 18 and 33 days.

The Argentinian beat the brand fixed last year by the Brazil Endrick striker, aged 18, 73 days when he started for Madrid against Lille.

Elsewhere, Juventus scored twice in time to refuse Borussia Dortmund a huge victory in a 4-4 crazy draw.

For the second time this week, the former defender of Bournemouth and Newcastle Lloyd Kelly was on the target, and his goal in the 96th minute gave a point to Juve.

Benfica let slide an advance at the start of two goals to lose 3-2 at home against Qarabag, with Oleksiy Kashchuk with the winner of the Azerbaijan team four minutes from the time.

Union Saint-Gilloise made its Dream debut in the Champions League with amazing hosts PSV Eindhoven 3-1.

Union, which won the Belgian title for the first time in 90 years last season, obtained its first points when the promise David converted an early penalty and Anouar Ait El Hadj ran half the length of the field to add a second before the interval.

Defender Kevin Mac Allister wrapped the house 10 third minutes of time, forcing the ball on the line with his lap of a corner, to finish a shock result.

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