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Roma hit Slovan for four, PSV win in Porto and Atletico held in Stuttgart
The rest of Tuesday's Champions League night: Napoli beat Bodo/Glimt with two goals from Scott McTominay, Dortmund won in Baku and Fenerbahce drew with Slavia Prague.
Key points
- Roma beat Slovan Bratislava 4-0, with Donyell Malen scoring a penalty.
- Guus Til's goal gave PSV a 1-0 win at Porto.
- Napoli beat Bodo/Glimt as Scott McTominay scored twice.
Roma were the most comfortable winners on Tuesday’s Champions League night away from the headline games, beating Slovan Bratislava 4-0 at home.
Mario Hermoso opened the scoring in the 22nd minute and Nahuel Molina added a second in the 39th. Niccolo Pisilli made it three eight minutes after half-time and Donyell Malen converted a penalty to finish the job.
In Portugal, PSV Eindhoven took all three points from Porto. Guus Til scored the only goal of a tight game.
Atletico Madrid had to settle for a point in Germany. Jamie Leweling put Stuttgart ahead around the 39th minute, and Julian Alvarez equalised a minute after the restart to make it 1-1.
Napoli outlast Bodo/Glimt
Napoli and Bodo/Glimt shared a lively game in Naples, which the Italian side won. Jens Petter Hauge scored for the Norwegians in the 27th minute to make it 1-1, Scott McTominay put Napoli back in front before half-time, and after Bodo/Glimt levelled again through Helmersen, McTominay struck a second in the 75th minute. Napoli scored again to make sure of the win.
The early games
Borussia Dortmund won 2-1 at Sabah in Azerbaijan, with Serhou Guirassy scoring his 23rd goal in his 25th start of the season.
In Istanbul, Fenerbahce made a flying start against Slavia Prague, with Oguz Aydin and Mason Greenwood scoring in the first 11 minutes. Slavia fought back, and the game finished 2-2.
The rest of matchday three is played on Wednesday night, India time, headed by Bayern Munich against Arsenal.