A night of high-scoring action in the UEFA Champions League saw Paris Saint-Germain net seven goals, while Barcelona and PSV Eindhoven each scored six. Arsenal also secured a dominant win, contributing to a total of 43 goals across nine games.

• Paris Saint-Germain defeated Bayer Leverkusen 7-2 away, marking their first time scoring seven goals on the road in a Champions League match.
• Arsenal thrashed Atletico Madrid 4-0, maintaining a perfect record with three straight wins and clean sheets in Europe this season.
• Erling Haaland scored as Manchester City beat Villarreal 2-0; Haaland has now scored 15 goals in 11 appearances for City.
• Fermin Lopez scored a hat-trick as Barcelona defeated Olympiacos 6-1, while Newcastle United secured a 3-0 victory over Benfica.
• PSV Eindhoven delivered a stunning 6-2 home win against Italian champions Napoli.

Arsenal maintained their perfect Champions League start, thrashing Atletico Madrid 4-0, with Viktor Gyokeres ending his nine-game goal drought by scoring twice. The goals came in a dominant second half at the Emirates Stadium on October 21, 2025.

• Arsenal secured a 4-0 victory over Atletico Madrid.
• Viktor Gyokeres scored two goals, ending a nine-game drought.
• Other goal scorers were Gabriel Magalhaes and Gabriel Martinelli.
• All four goals were scored within a 13-minute period around the hour mark.
• Arsenal is one of only three teams with nine points from their opening three Champions League matches.
• Manager Mikel Arteta expressed hope for a "beautiful sequence" from Gyokeres.

Newcastle United secured a dominant 3-0 victory over Jose Mourinho's Benfica in a Champions League match at St. James' Park, with substitute Harvey Barnes scoring twice.

• Anthony Gordon opened the scoring, netting his third Champions League goal of the season.
• Barnes, introduced after the hour mark, made a significant impact with two composed finishes, leading to manager Eddie Howe stating, "I thought we were excellent from that point onwards."
• The win propelled Newcastle above Real Madrid and Barcelona to seventh in the Champions League standings, while Benfica remains without a point despite Mourinho’s earlier sentiment of being a "little Magpie" in honor of his mentor, former Newcastle boss Bobby Robson.