Real Madrid beat RB Leipzig 4-1 to keep perfect Champions League start
Real Madrid maintained their 100 per cent Champions League record with a 4-1 win over RB Leipzig, a match in which Bernardo Silva scored his first goal for the club since joining from Manchester City.
Real Madrid kept their perfect start to this season's Champions League intact by beating RB Leipzig 4-1, according to a match report on the game. The result means the Spanish side have won every match they have played in the competition so far.
The standout individual moment came from Bernardo Silva, who scored his first goal for Real Madrid since moving from Manchester City in the summer. The report did not specify when in the match the goal came or whether it was the opening or closing goal of the scoring.
Beyond the final scoreline and Silva's milestone, the available report offered little detail on how the game unfolded. It did not give the names of the other scorers, the sequence of goals, the half-time score or any other statistics from the match.
The report was published in a format restricted to users in the UK, and the full text was not accessible from other locations. As a result, no further information about team selections, tactics or post-match comments was available.
The win extends Real Madrid's 100 per cent record in the Champions League this season, while RB Leipzig leave the match with a defeat. No supporter reaction or wider context about either team's campaign was included in the available material.
