An own goal saves Slovan Bratislava in the last round of the Slovak championship: 1-1 at home against Trencin is the final result. Vladimir Weiss’ team, currently first in their homeland, will challenge Milan in the Champions League on November 26th.
These are the Champions League schedule and standings:
Tuesday 22 October
18:45 AC Milan – Club Brugge KV
6.45pm AS Monaco – Red Star
9.00pm Arsenal FC – FC Shakhtar Donetsk
9.00pm Aston Villa FC – Bologna FC 1909
9.00pm Girona FC – ŠK Slovan Bratislava
9.00pm Juventus – VfB Stuttgart
9.00pm Paris Saint-Germain – PSV Eindhoven
9.00pm Real Madrid CF – Borussia Dortmund
9.00pm SK Sturm Graz – Sporting Clube de Portugal
Wednesday 23 October
18:45 Atalanta BC – Celtic FC
18:45 Brest – Bayer Leverkusen
9.00pm Atletico Madrid – LOSC Lille
9.00pm BSC Young Boys – Inter
9.00pm FC Barcelona – FC Bayern Munich
9.00pm FC Salzburg – Dinamo Zagreb
9.00pm Manchester City – AC Sparta Prague
9.00pm RB Leipzig – Liverpool FC
9.00pm SL Benfica – Feyenoord
Classification
Borussia Dortmund 6 (goal difference +9)
Brest 6 (dr +5)
Benfica 6 (dr +5)
Bayer Leverkusen 6 (dr +5)
Liverpool 6 (dr +4)
Aston Villa 6 (dr +4)
Juventus 6 (dr +3)
Manchester City 4 (dr +4)
Inter 4 (dr +4)
Sparta Prague 4 (dr +3)
Atalanta 4 (dr +3)
Sporting 4 (dr +2)
Arsenal 4 (dr +2)
Munich 4 (dr +1)
Bayern Munich 3 (dr +6)
Barcelona 3 (dr +4)
Real Madrid 3 (dr +1)
Lilac 3 (dr -1)
PSG 3 (dr -1)
Celtic 3 (dr -2)
Brugge 3 (dr -2)
Feyenoord 3 (dr -3)
Atletico Madrid 3 (dr -3)
PSV 1 (dr -2)
Stuttgart 1 (dr -2)
Bologna 1 (dr -2)
Shakhtar 1 (dr -3)
Dinamo Zagreb 1 (dr -7)
Leipzig 0 (dr -2)
Girona 0 (dr -2)
Sturm Graz 0 (dr -2)
Milan 0 (dr -3)
Red Star 0 (dr -5)
Salzburg 0 (dr -7)
Slovan Bratislava 0 (dr -8)
Young Boys 0 (dr -8)