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Oct 2022
30 m

Barca Inter thriller, seventh heaven for...

Uefa
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Barcelona came back from the brink of Group Stage elimination thanks to a 92nd minute Robert Lewandowski equaliser rescued a 3-3 draw against Inter at Camp Nou. Liverpool end Rangers’ Champions League dream, striking seven times at Ibrox. Elsewhere, Club Brugge, Napoli and Bayern secure their places in the last 16 and in Group D it’s all still to play for after crucial wins for Tottenham and Marseille. We hear from Antonio Conte, Son Heung-min, Jurgen Klopp and Virgil van Dijk after a goal-laden night of Champions League football!
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