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Phil Costa¡22 October 2020
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Phil Costa¡22 October 2020
After an entertaining Champions League matchweek, Europa League football returned to our lives.
Hereâs what went down âŚ
Scorers: Lucas 18â˛, Andrade (og) 27â˛, Son 84â˛
Tottenham enjoyed a winning start to their Europa League campaign with a comfortable 3-0 win over LASK at the London Stadium.
Lucas Moura opened the scoring after 18 minutes, finishing smartly after debutant Carlos VinĂcius found him with a square pass.
Spurs doubled their lead shortly after when AndrĂŠs Andrade diverted a teasing Gareth Bale cross into his own net.
VinĂcius earned his second assist of the match late on, cushioning down for Heung min-Son to finish into the corner.
Scorers: Elyounoussi 76â˛; KruniÄ 14â˛, Diaz 42â˛, Petter-Hauge 90â˛
Milan continued their impressive start to the season with a hard-fought 3-1 win over Celtic at Parkhead.
The visitors went ahead early on through Rade KruniÄ, who leapt highest to head home Samu Castillejoâs cross â his first for the club.
Brahim Diaz made it 2-0 just before half-time after good individual play from Theo HernĂĄndez before finishing smartly.
Celtic set up a grand-stand finish after Mohamed Elyounoussi headed home with 15 minutes left, only for Jens-Petter Hauge to secure victory in injury.
Scorers: Maddison 29â˛, Barnes 43â˛, Iheanacho 67â˛
Leicester bounced back impressively from defeat against Aston Villa to beat Zorya Luhansk 3-0 at the King Power Stadium.
James Maddison opened the scoring from close range, before Harvey Barnes added a second with an excellent individual run and dinked finish.
Kelechi Iheanacho secured victory in the second half, taking advantage of some slack passing in defence before rifling past goalkeeper Mykyta Shevchenko.
Scorers: Fountas 51â˛; Luiz 70â˛, Aubameyang 74â˛
Arsenal survived a major scare in their Europa League opener after beating Rapid Wien 2-1 in Vienna.
Rapid were defensively strong and posed a threat on the break, forcing Bernd Leno into comfortable some first-half saves.
But it was Leno who gifted the hosts their opening goal, kicking the ball straight at Taxiarchis Fountas who tapped into an empty net.
Arsenal rescued the result after David Luiz headed home a Nicolas PĂŠpĂŠ free kick, before Pierre-Emerick Aubemayang added the second, but alarm bells will be ringing.
Scorers: De Wit 57â˛
AZ Alkmaar ended a run of four consecutive draws after stunning Napoli 1-0 at the Stadio San Paolo.
Napoli dominated possession and shots â ending 90 minutes with 20 â but were caught out by Dani de Wit who finished a well worked move.
The hosts pushed for an equaliser but some wasteful finishing, and some smart goalkeeping, kept them at bay.
Scorers: Tavernier (pen) 19â˛
Rangers enjoyed another impressive night in Europe after beating Standard Liege 2-0 at the Stade Maurice Dufrasne.
The Ibrox club went ahead through James Tavernier who scored from the penalty spot â his ninth goal already this season.
Rangers secured all three points in injury time after Kemar Roofe scored a stunning strike, lobbing the goalkeeper from his own half.
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