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Manchester United stages comeback to beat Roma 3-2 in Champions League

Manchester United overcomes a 0-2 deficit to defeat Roma 3-2, while Inter wins 3-0 against Feyenoord.

3 November 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In the fourth round of the Champions League group stage, Manchester United completed a spectacular comeback by defeating Roma 3-2 at Old Trafford. Michael Carrick's team struggled at the start of the match, finding themselves two goals down in the first half, with a goal from Mathias Soule and a penalty converted by Donyell Malen.

Despite the initial unfavorable score, Manchester United managed to secure victory in the second half, scoring three goals that surprised their opponents. This success comes at a critical time for the English side, who had been struggling in previous matches.

Meanwhile, Inter recorded a convincing 3-0 away victory against Feyenoord. The goals for the Nerazzurri were scored by Bisseck, Esposito, and Zielinski.

Gasperini, the coach of Roma, expressed concern over the absence of key players such as Svilar, Dybala, and Konè, while aiming to keep his team focused on their match objectives. His comments about not being distracted by external factors were reported.

Various reports also indicate that the match between Porto and Napoli will take place on Wednesday at 21:00, while Lens and Como will face off at the same time. Expectations are high for both matches, given the significance of the Champions League.

As Manchester United and Inter celebrate their victories, the Italian teams prepare to continue their campaign, with both formations still in contention for progress in the group stage.

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