In the latest football news, Liverpool's victory over Real Madrid has captured attention, with Liverpool ending their long wait for a win against Real Madrid by securing a 2-0 victory. This win has put Liverpool at the top of their Champions League group, maintaining their perfect record with five wins from five games. Manager Arne Slot praised his team, especially the young talents from the academy like Curtis Jones, Caoimhín Kelleher, and Conor Bradley, for their roles in this 'special' win. Caoimhin Kelleher, in particular, shone brightly as he denied Kylian Mbappe's penalty, marking his third successful spot-kick save in two weeks.

Elsewhere, Aston Villa faced Juventus in a Champions League match that ended in a goalless draw. Despite a strong performance, Villa's disallowed goal in the final seconds due to an officiating decision was a contentious point. Manager Unai Emery expressed frustration, suggesting the goal would have counted in the Premier League. This draw added to Aston Villa's winless run, now extended to seven games across all competitions.

In other Champions League action, late drama saw PSV pulling off a remarkable comeback against Shakhtar Donetsk. Down by two goals, PSV managed to secure a 3-2 victory after capitalizing on Shakhtar being reduced to ten men. This extraordinary comeback was highlighted by a dramatic finale, with PSV scoring twice in the last few minutes.

Manchester United is also in the spotlight as they gear up to face Bodo/Glimt in the Europa League. This match is crucial for Man Utd as they aim to secure a victory at Old Trafford. Fans are looking forward to the team news, predictions, and lineup as United seeks to regain their winning form in European competition.

Finally, Real Madrid's loss to Liverpool was not the only setback for the club; manager Carlo Ancelotti surpassed Sir Alex Ferguson's record by managing his 215th game in the Champions League, a notable milestone despite the defeat. As the Champions League progresses, Liverpool's formidable performance has set a high standard, underlined by praise from Jude Bellingham, who acknowledged Liverpool as the best-performing team in Europe right now.