Reigning champions Real Madrid were handed a defeat by Lille on Wednesday, one of several surprise results to close out Matchday 2 of the UEFA Champions League.
Lille's 1-0 win over the Spanish giants came courtesy of a penalty scored by Jonathan David in first-half stoppage time. It was the foundation for an attack-focused second half for Real Madrid, who switched on Kylian Mbappe to find an equalizer and took a flurry of shots at goal in the dying minutes of the game to no avail. The result snaps a 36 game unbeaten run in European play for Real Madrid, as well as an unbeaten run to start the season.
Elsewhere in Europe, Aston Villa's super substitute Jhon Duran ensured they would come out of their first Champions League game at home in four decades with a 1-0 win over Bayern Munich, ending their run of 42 games unbeaten in the Champions League group stage or league phase. A 10-man Juventus also came from behind to beat RB Leipzig 3-2, marking a first statement win for new manager Thiago Motta, while Benfica manager Bruno Lage made a statement of his own with a 4-0 victory over Atletico Madrid.
Here's a look at the scores from Matchday 2.
Don't miss CBS Sports Golazo Network's Morning Footy, now in podcast form! Our crew brings you all the news, views, highlights and laughs you need to follow the Beautiful Game in every corner of the globe, every Monday-Friday all year long.
89' Monaco earn a penalty which Zakaria converts, completing a comeback after going 2-0 down to Dinamo Zagreb earlier.
82' For the first time all night, 10-man Juventus are in front courtesy of a goal from Conceicao. The play starts with McKennie winning a tackle but it's Conceicao who brilliantly navigates his way towards goal and scores on an individual effort, giving his side a 3-2 win over Leipzig.
84' Benfica earn their second penalty of the half and Kokcu converts, giving his side a 4-0 lead over Atletico Madrid. It just keeps getting worse for the visitors.
74' Monaco earn a corner and Salisu gets to a loose ball after goalkeeper Kohn surprisingly misses what should be a routine catch. Dinamo Zagreb still have a 2-1 advantage but we could be in store for a nervy last 15 minutes or so.
79' Super sub Duran comes off the bench for Aston Villa and scores yet again, marking the team's first Champions League night at home in four decades with an impressive strike. They're up 1-0 on Bayern with about 10 minutes left to go.
75' Bah gives Benfica a 3-0 lead over Atletico Madrid, and the Spanish side's unbeaten run to the start the season just about looks over. This result outlines some real concerns for Atletico, who have been far from their peak powers in recent years.
68' Vlahovic has a brace of his own now, coming up with an impressive finish to equalize for a 10-man Juventus. This has easily been the most entertaining match on Matchday 2, and there's still 20 minutes on the clock.
75' Salah makes his way to the edge of the penalty area and with time and space on his side, he shoots with his preferred left foot and gives Liverpool a 2-0 advantage over Bologna. Salah is now the first Liverpool player to score in five successive home games in the Champions League, and the third Premier League player after Arsenal's Thierry Henry and Manchester United's Ruud van Nistelrooy.
66' Dinamo Zagreb now have a 2-0 lead over Monaco, courtesy of a stellar finish from Baturina. Monaco came into this game unbeaten but now run a real risk of losing today, while Dinamo could make a very impressive comeback from the 9-2 loss to Bayern on Matchday 1.
57' Ancelotti goes to his bench and picks Mbappe to replace Endrick as they chase a goal against Lille. Mbappe has six goals to start the season, including in Real Madrid's Matchday 1 win over Stuttgart, so expectations are high that he will continue that form.
64' Leipzig earn a freekick after Di Gregorio's red card and Luiz is called for a handball in his first action of the match. A VAR check assists the decision and Sesko steps up to complete a brace and give Leipzig a 2-1 lead over Juventus. For what it's worth -- the call against Luiz is down to the interpretation of the handball rule in UEFA competitions, which is not necessarily the same across Europe's top domestic competitions.
59' Di Gregorio slides toward Openda to commit a foul, but he misses him and while moving his body, touches the ball with his hand outside the box. The referee shows him a red card after a VAR check, and so Juventus are down to 10 and relying on backup 'keeper Perin to close this game out. A penalty check is also underway...
50' Cambiaso's cross from the left flank swings towards goal and meets Vlahovic, who scores from close range to level the score against RB Leipzig.
51' A few minutes after coming on for Atletico Madrid, Gallagher catches Pavlidis and concedes a penalty. Di Maria steps up to take the spotkick and scores, giving Benfica a 2-0 lead and putting them closer to a second win in the Champions League.
46' Balogun comes on for Embolo to start the second half, perhaps because Embolo may have an injury corner. Balogun will have a big role to play for Monaco today, since they're now down a goal to Dinamo Zagreb.
45'+3 There's only one scoreless game now, with Dinamo Zagreb changing course shortly before halftime as Dinamo Zagreb take the lead over Monaco. Sucic scores with an impressive strike, making Zagreb's first shot on goal of the day count.
45+1 Camavinga is called for a handball and after a VAR check, the penalty is given. David steps up to the spot to give Lille the lead over Rea Madrid and he scores, giving his side an unexpected advantage shortly before the break.
30' Sesko breaks the deadlock in Leipzig through a goal that technically starts with a save from Gulacsi. The hosts look to go forward really quick and Openda does the work of making a run down the left wing and then playing a perfect pass to Sesko, who races closer to goal and finishes off the chance with relative ease against Juventus.
23' Tzolis shoots from distance and scores to give Club Brugge the lead over Sturm Graz, notching arguably the best goal of the day so far. He also marked a milestone, scoring the 100th goal of the league phase.
13' Thanks to a poor moment out of the back for Atletico Madrid, they're now down a goal to Benfica. Akturkoglu receives the ball from Aursnes and slides the ball past Oblak for the game's opening goal.
11' The first goal of the later window of games goes Liverpool's way, with Mac Allister scoring for the first time this season. He creates the chance and then sends it Szoboszlai's way, with Salah becoming involved later and redirecting the ball back to Mac Allister for the finish.
11' Gonzalez drops to the ground and signals that he needs to come off, making him the second player to come off with an injury for Juventus in the early moments of the game. Conceicao comes on in his place.
7' Bremer has to come off with an undisclosed injury sustained while attempting to defend Openda, with Gatti coming on in his place. No word on the specifics of the issue yet, but it's not looking good for him.
Both teams eye their first win of the Champions League season after coming up empty-handed on Matchday 1. Here's a look at their lineups.
Sturm Graz starting XI: Scherpen, Johnston, Aiwu, Geyrhofer, Gazibegovic, Chukwuani, Yalcouye, Kiteishvili, Boving, Biereth, Camara
Club Brugge starting XI: Mignolet, Seys, Ordonez, Jashari, Mechele, De Cuyper, Olsen, Onyedika, Vanaken, Tzolis, Jutgle
A few days after announcing his retirement from international soccer, Antoine Griezmann starts for Atletico Madrid in their game against Benfica. Both teams are coming off wins in Matchday 1 and could make a statement with another three points today. Here's the team news.
Benfica starting XI: Trubin, Bah, Araujo, Otamendi, Carreras, Aursnes, Luís, Kokcu, Di Maria, Pavlidis, Akturkoglu
Atletico Madrid starting XI: Oblak, Gimenez, Witsel, Mandava, Llorente, De Paul, Koke, Lino, Correa, Griezmann, Alvarez
USMNT forward Folarin Balogun -- himself named to Mauricio Pochettino's first roster -- will start Monaco's clash at Dinamo Zagreb on the bench. Monaco notched the biggest surprise of Matchday 1 by beating a 10-man Barcelona, while Zagreb have much room for improvement after losing 9-2 to Bayern Munich two weeks ago. Zagreb are under new leadership for Matchday 2 -- manager Sergej Jakirovic was fired two days after that lopsided loss, and Nenad Bjelica is now in charge. Here's a look at both teams' lineups.
Dinamo Zagreb starting XI: Nevistic, Ristovski, Bernauer, Theophile-Catherine, Torrente, Ademi, Misic, Baturina, Petkovic, Baturina
Monaco starting XI: Kohn, Vanderson, Kehrer, Salisu, Henrique, Zakaria, Camara, Akliouche, Minamino, Golovin, Embolo
Feyenoord goalkeeper Wellenreuther saved a second half penalty from Mirovski -- the second missed penalty of the day -- but Girona find their equalizer in the 74th minute courtesy of van de Beek. That joy was shortlived, thoguh -- Krejci's own goal five minutes later means Feyenoord now have a 3-2 lead and are a few minutes away from their first Champions League win of the season.
Fresh off being named to Mauricio Pochettino's first USMNT squad, Weston McKennie starts a second Champions League game in a row for Juventus, though Tim Weah misses out completely. They eye a second win in Europe this season, but will have to beat a competitive RB Leipzig team to get there. Here are both teams' lineups.
RB Leipzig starting XI: Gulacsi, Geertruida, Orban, Lukeba, Raum, Baumgartner, Seiwald, Haidara, Simons, Openda, Sesko
Juventus starting XI: Di Gregorio, Savona, Kalulu, Bremer, Cambiaso, McKennie, Fagioli, Gonzalez, Koopmeiners, Yildiz, Vlahovic
Arne Slot has selected Mohamed Salah, Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez to start Liverpool's first home European game of the season, all eyes on their second win of the competition, this time against Bologna. Here are both teams' lineups.
Liverpool starting XI: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Konate, van Dijk, Robertson, Gravenberch, Mac Allister, Salah, Szoboszlai, Diaz, Nunez
Bologna starting XI: Skorupski, Posch, Beukema, Lucumi, Miranda, Freuler, Orsolini, Moro, Urbanski, Ndoye, Dallinga
Endrick earns his first start for Real Madrid, lining up next to Vinicius Junior for today's trip to Lille. Kylian Mbappe, meanwhile, is back on the bench after missing Sunday's draw at Atletico Madrid.
Lille starting XI: Chevalier, Santos, Diakite, Alexsandro, Gudmundsson, Bakker, Zhegrova, Andre, Bouaddi, Cabella, David
Real Madrid starting XI: Lunin, Carvajal, Militao, Rudiger, Mendy, Valverde, Tchouameni, Camavinga, Bellingham, Endrick, Vinicius
