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UEFA Champions League round-up: End of the Road for Manchester United

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This week’s UEFA Champions League games brought an electrifying end to the group stages, with each match adding to the drama and suspense of the tournament.

On Tuesday, the stakes were high as teams fought for their spot in the Round of 16. In Group A, Bayern Munich edged out Manchester United with a single goal from Kingsley Coman, sealing their dominance as group leaders. Meanwhile, Copenhagen created a stir with a narrow 1-0 victory over Galatasaray, marking their first journey to the Round of 16 since 2010/11.

Over in Group B, the French side Lens pulled off a late dramatic win against Sevilla, while Arsenal and PSV played to an entertaining 1-1 draw, a testament to both teams’ already secured progression.

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In Group C, Napoli showcased their strength with a comfortable 2-0 win against Braga, ensuring their progression alongside group winners Real Madrid, who made a stunning comeback to defeat Union Berlin 3-2.

Group D witnessed a tactical showdown as Real Sociedad and Inter Milan played out a goalless draw. This result was enough for Real Sociedad to top their group, a first in their history, setting a new record for the club in the Champions League.

Wednesday’s games were equally gripping. Atlético Madrid confirmed their top spot in Group E with a convincing 2-0 win over Lazio. Celtic, although bowing out, managed to secure a 2-1 victory against Feyenoord, ending their campaign on a high note.

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The drama intensified in Group F. Dortmund and Paris Saint-Germain battled to a 1-1 draw, a result that saw PSG narrowly advance. Milan snatched a late 2-1 victory against Newcastle, earning them a spot in the Europa League knockout round play-offs.

Group G saw Manchester City maintaining their perfect record with a 3-2 victory against Crvena zvezda. Leipzig also clinched a win, defeating Young Boys 2-1 in a game that had already determined both teams’ fates in the competition.

Lastly, Group H was a rollercoaster of emotions. Porto emerged triumphant in a thrilling 5-3 match against Shakhtar Donetsk, securing their last-16 place. Antwerp, despite being the underdogs, managed an impressive 3-2 win over Barcelona, a game that saw them bow out with pride.

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Each match brought its unique flavor, showcasing the best of European football, from tactical masterclasses to last-minute thrillers, setting the stage for an enthralling Round of 16. For more detailed match analysis, you can visit UEFA’s official website​

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