Keeper’s Nightmare…

I am going to write all the scorelines, and then I am going to talk about them. These matches were breathtaking but, on the other side, a mayhem for the opposing team.

Lord, have mercy on them.

Nonetheless, let’s begin.

1. Atalanta 6 – Young Boys 1
2. Leverkusen 5 – RB Salzburg 0
3. Arsenal 5 – Sporting 1
4. Crvena 5 – Stuttgart 1
5. Atletico M. 6 – Sparta Praha 0

Let’s start with Atalanta. While sitting second in the Italian League table, just one point behind the leaders Napoli, and 5th in the Champions League table, Atalanta are showing their worth this season. It is their combined 7th continuous victory. Atalanta summoned their shenanigans after losing their 1-0 lead and ended the match with an utterly dominant scoreline of 6-1. Meanwhile, the Swiss side Young Boys remains at the bottom of the table with 0 wins and is maybe looking for some good days in the Swiss league.

Leverkusen’s thumping and dominating victory against RB Salzburg may get them back on track. Andrich, Wirtz, and Grimaldo’s regular push and commitments against Salzburg started at the 8th minute, which ended at the 72nd minute of the match. While Leverkusen carries a loss on their back against Liverpool, this win may give them confidence, and sitting 6th on the table will be a good boost for them in this season.

Arsenal scored 5+ goals in a single match for the third time against Sporting after their manager moved to Manchester. United. Martinelli, Havertz, Gabriel, Saka, and Trossard have their share of goals that night. Sporting lost their 30-match unbeaten streak on home turf. 

Atletico Madrid ensured a big 6-0 victory over Sparta Praha with utter dominance, including 61% possession and 24 shots created. This was Madrid’s biggest-ever win in a European championship. Diego Simeone could not hope for anything better from his side. Alvarez being the constant threat, and his two goals were most helpful and valuable in this victory. Griezmann, Llorente, and Correa also contributed to this great show.

That’s all from this goal mania; see you all soon.