Bayern Munich pulled off a thrilling comeback, overturning a 2-0 deficit to beat holders Arsenal 3-2 in the Women’s Champions League on Wednesday, while Manchester United defeated Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 on a historic night at Old Trafford.
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Bayern’s Dramatic Turnaround
Arsenal seemed in control after Emily Fox’s early header and Mariona Caldentey’s 23rd-minute strike, giving them a 2-0 lead in Munich. However, Bayern’s resilience in the second half changed the narrative:
Alara scored in the 67th minute to spark the fightback.
Pernille Harder equalized with a superb strike.
Glodis Viggosdottir snatched the winner in the 86th minute from Klara Buehl’s cross.
“We always believe we can win the game even when we are 2-0 down,” Bayern coach Jose Barcala said.
For Arsenal, it was a painful loss, leaving them in the play-off zone for quarter-finals qualification.
Barcelona Lead the Table
Three-time champions Barcelona continued their dominant start with a 3-0 win over OH Leuven, thanks to a first-half penalty by Alexia Putellas, an own-goal from Kim Everaerts, and a finish from Irene Paredes. The result puts Barca atop the standings on goal difference ahead of Lyon.
Historic Night for Manchester United
Manchester United hosted their first ever European fixture at Old Trafford, defeating PSG 2-1:
Melvine Malard gave PSG the lead with a curling strike.
Olda Carmona equalized in first-half injury time.
Fridolina Rolfo scored the winner on 58 minutes after a brilliant build-up involving Jess Park and Anna Sandberg.
“A moment like this is like a lifetime opportunity. It was incredible,” said midfielder Jess Park, reflecting on the historic win.
The victory places United third on goal difference and on course for direct quarter-final qualification, while PSG remain pointless in the new league phase.
Other Results
Juventus defeated Atletico Madrid 2-1.
Benfica drew 1-1 with Twente.
Wednesday’s action highlighted the growing competitiveness and dramatic flair of the Women’s Champions League, with Bayern and United proving their championship credentials early in the season.
