Micah Richards delivers funniest moment of the night

For YB, there was nothing to laugh about in the 6-1 loss to Atalanta Bergamo. It was a different story for TV pundit Micah Richards, who provided the funniest moments of yesterday's Champions League night.

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The CBS Champions League staff is very popular. Host Kate Scott and pundits Thierry Henry, Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards once again showed why this is the case ahead of Tuesday night's game. Because Richards couldn't keep up with the ambiguity in previous discussions about the French club Stade Brest, whose pronunciation is similar to the English word for “breast,” he was excluded from the discussion this time. So the other three are in top form.

Before the match against Barcelona, ​​Brest remained unbeaten and in fourth place in the Champions League. So Scott started by asking, “Who here likes Brest?” Even here, Richards, 36, had to hold back from laughing. After comments like “I like her body” or “Would you pay to see her?” But then it happened to the popular kid.

Robert Leon Bermenski

Similar to Richards, Brest were able to defend for long periods of time and keep the game close, but ultimately lost 3-0 to Barcelona. Robert Lewandowski scored twice, taking the lead from the penalty spot in the 10th minute and scoring the final goal in the 92nd minute. The 36-year-old Pole scored his 100th and 101st goals in the Champions League. Before him, only Cristiano Ronaldo (140 goals) and Lionel Messi (129 goals) reached this mark.

“I can't imagine this,” Lewandowski said after the game. The forward also had an interesting moment with Micah Richards. When he told Lewandowski in his native language, “You are a Polish legend!” he could only laugh.

Indomitable Yang

After Atlanta lost its first Champions League goal of the season against YB in Bergamo, Inter Milan has the only undefeated defense. In the fifth round, the Nerazzurri defeated Leipzig 1-0 and achieved their fourth victory. With 13 points, coach Simone Inzaghi's side are top of the table until at least Wednesday night.

Of course, Swiss goalkeeper Yann Sommer also played a decisive role, and according to the “expected goals” value, he should have conceded more than three goals. That makes him the third-best goaltender this season. However, he didn't do much against Leipzig, scoring just one goal against the harmless Bundesliga side. The 35-year-old Sommer neutralized that with confidence against Antonio Noosa.

Jan Sommer kept his eleventh clean sheet of the season.Image: trapezoid

Neuer does Neuer things

Few goalkeepers, if any, have revolutionized the game of goalkeeping as much as Manuel Neuer. The fact that players behind him suddenly appear far in front of the goal, intercept his own passes, prevent counterattacks and, most importantly, play an important role in the attack, is mainly a result of the 39-year-old German . Even in his football days, he remained true to himself.

Against Paris Saint-Germain, he attacked from the halfway line and dribbled past Ousmane Dembélé in his own area – ultimately completing more successful dribbles (one) than Dembele and Bradley Barker Pulled more – and stayed on the field for the seventh time in a 1-1 tie. 0 wins in the series without conceding a goal.

Paris Saint-Germain faces double troublepresident owner television rights holder chaebol

As well as the defeat of a club four points adrift of the knockout stages, PSG giant Nasser Al-Khelaifi also shed some fat in the stands. Bayern fans showed a clear advantage against Qatar. “Ministers, club owners, TV rights holders, members of the UEFA executive committee and the president of the European Club Association all wrote two banners?” “München Süd” wrote underneath: “Football is me? Get lost, plutocrat Al-Khelaifi!”

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