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Posted September 15, 2021

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Posted September 15, 2021

Superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has also met in the second game after his spectacular return to Manchester United, but not prevents a surprising defeat against the Young Boys Bern.

The Portuguese scored at the 1: 2 (1: 0) against the Swiss master trained by David Wagner first the first goal of the new Champions League season (13th). Nicolas Moumi Ngamaleeu (66.) and Jordan Siebatchu (90. + 5) but made for the turn.

Twelve years and 110 days after his last champion league use for United, Ronaldo in Wankdorf caught a start to a start when he used a dream pass of his compatriot Bruno Fernandes from a short distance to the lead. After the red card against Manchesters Aaron Wan-Bissaka (35th) the game tilted. Especially bitter: The Jesse Lingard substitute for Ronaldo initiated the hits for 1: 2 in the detention time with a stark bad fault.

Weak consolation for Ronaldo: With its 177th use in the premier class, the 36-year-old introduced the record of Iker Casillas. With now 135 hits, Ronaldo, who went from the field in the 72nd minute, also expanded its position as a record scorer of the competition before Lionel Messi (120). Returner Ronaldo had already made twice the weekend in the Premier League-duel against Newcastle United (4: 1).

A curious game experienced young international Karim Adeyemi with RB Salzburg at 1: 1 (1: 1) against the FC Seville. The 19-year-old brought out three penalties for the guests before the break - but he himself awarded as well (13.) like Luka Sucic (37.). Sucic turned at least the second penalty (21.). Never before had a player in a Champions League half-time had gotten three penalty.

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The ex-Schalke Ivan Rakitic (42.) even before the break - also by a penalty. Four penalties in the first half meant another record. Sevillas Youssef En-Nesyri still looked yellow-red after the pause (50th).