Liverpool Rout Atalanta; Real Madrid, Bayern Munich Win

Date: 04 November 2020 - 22:02

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ROME (AP) — Portugal striker Diogo Jota scored a hat trick to take his tally to seven goals in 10 matches across all competitions since joining Liverpool in September.
Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mané also found the net for the 2019 champion, which strengthened its control of Group D with a full nine points.
"I don’t think any system could have defended tonight Sadio, Mo and Diogo, the way they played,” Klopp said.
Elsewhere on the third match day of the group stage, 13-time champion Real Madrid beat visiting Inter Milan 3-2 in Group B for its first win in this season’s competition courtesy of a late goal from Rodrygo.
Defending champion Bayern Munich got late goals from Jérôme Boateng, Leroy Sané, Robert Lewandoski and Lucas Hernandez in a 6-2 win at Salzburg to preserve its perfect start in Group A.
Manchester City also stayed perfect with a 3-0 victory over Olympiakos in Group C with goals from Ferran Torres, Gabriel Jesus and João Cancelo.
In another rout, Borussia Mönchengladbach beat Shakhtar Donetsk 6-0 in Group B to match its biggest European Cup away win.
Ajax and Porto also won, while Lokomotiv Moscow and Atlético Madrid drew 1-1.
In all, there were 35 goals across the eight games — two shy of the record for one day.
Bayern Munich broke a deadlock with four late goals in its victory at Salzburg to extend its competition-record winning streak to 14 games.
Joshua Kimmich played a big role in keeping Bayern’s winning run intact with two assists.
Both teams observed a minute’s silence for the victims of an attack in Vienna on Monday.
In Moscow, Atlético opened the scoring with a header by José Maria Gimenez but Lokomotiv equalized with a penalty kick converted by Anton Miranchuk after video review determined there was a handball.
Bayern leads Group A with nine points, Atletico has four, Lokomotiv has two and Salzburg one.
Madrid captain Sergio Ramos scored his 100th goal across all competitions for the club — not bad for a center back.
The defender headed in to give Madrid a momentary 2-0 lead — his 55th goal scored by a header for his club.
Inter, which remained winless, could at least celebrate the night’s most beautiful goal, which featured Nicolò Barella’s flicked through ball to set up Lautaro Martinez’s finish in one swift motion.
The home win moved Madrid out of last place in Group B. Borussia Mönchengladbach leads the group with five points after its rout of Shakhtar, one more than Madrid and Shakhtar.
Inter remained with two points.