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Title: Mbappé’s Four Goals Rescue Madrid, Liverpool Suffer Setback

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Liverpool Suffer Home Defeat as Mbappé Shines with Four Goals

Piraeus, Greece/Anfield, England/Paris, France A stunning performance by Kylian Mbappé, who scored four goals against Olympiakos Piraeus, salvaged a 4-3 victory for Real Madrid, while Liverpool FC endured another disappointing result, falling⁤ 4-1 to PSV Eindhoven at Anfield. defending champions Paris Saint-Germain also secured a⁢ high-scoring 5-3 win over ​Tottenham Hotspur.

Mbappé’s hat trick, completed in just ‌seven minutes (22nd, 24th, adn 29th minutes), propelled ⁤Real Madrid to their fourth win​ in five games and placed him atop the‍ Champions league scoring charts with nine goals. He later added a fourth in the 59th minute. His rapid-fire goals came close to breaking the Champions League record for the fastest⁤ hat⁤ trick, held by Mohamed Salah who achieved the feat in seven minutes for Liverpool against Glasgow Rangers in 2022. Real Madrid overcame an early deficit created by ⁢Chiquinho’s 8th-minute goal for Olympiakos.

Liverpool’s ​struggles continued ‍as they conceded four goals at home, prompting many fans to leave​ Anfield early. Dominik⁣ Szoboszlai equalized Ivan Perisic’s 6th-minute penalty for PSV Eindhoven, but Guus Til ⁢(56th) and a brace from Couhaib Driouech (73rd, 90th+1) secured the win⁤ for the Dutch champions. The defeat leaves Liverpool ‌with nine points ​and facing uncertainty regarding direct qualification ⁢for the round of 16, following a recent 3-0 league loss to Nottingham forest.

In Paris, Vitinha scored a hat trick (45th, 53rd, 76th – including⁣ a penalty) alongside goals from Fabian Ruiz (59th) and Willian Pacho⁢ (65th) to deliver a 5-3 victory for PSG against Tottenham. Lucas ‌Hernandez received a red card ‌in stoppage time for an elbow strike on Xavi Simons.

Elsewhere, Inter Milan suffered their⁤ first defeat, losing 2-1 to Atlético Madrid with Jose Giménez scoring the winning goal in added time (90th+3). Sporting Lisbon defeated FC Brugge 3-0.

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