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Wednesday, October 14, 2026

Champions League: Arsenal leave no chance to Lille and Olivier Giroud

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Lille suffered heavy defeat at Arsenal (3-0) in Champions League matchday 2. Olivier Giroud made his return to Arsenal, his former club.

Lens also lost, at home to Sporting. Bayern were held to a draw by Viking FK, while FC Barcelona have moved to the top of the Champions League table. In tennis, Arthur Géa continues to put in outstanding performances, while Alexander Zverev will finish the year as world no. 1.

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