European round-up: Torres and Marquinhos fire PSG, Milan end drought at San Siro, Juventus back on track

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European round-up: Torres and Marquinhos fire PSG, Milan end drought at San Siro, Juventus back on track

Marseille 1-2 PSG

PSG finally got their first league win of the season but it came in dramatic and controversial fashion at the CEPAC Velodrome, where substitute Ferran Torres broke the deadlock in the 66th minute before Marquinhos won it just two minutes after Marseille had equalised.

Torres headed in from Desire Doue’s cross to put the visitors ahead, only for Angel Gomes to level through a low finish after Amine Gouiri’s pass.

Marquinhos restored PSG’s advantage almost immediately, reacting fastest after a Nuno Mendes delivery.

Timothy Weah was sent off for Marseille late on to compound a miserable afternoon. Jeffrey De Lange was extraordinary in goal for the hosts and kept PSG’s 31-shot bombardment at bay for as long as he could.

Juventus 2-0 Atalanta

Luciano Spalletti’s Juventus bounced back from two games without a win by beating Maurizio Sarri’s Atalanta 2-0 at the Allianz Stadium.

Francisco Conceicao broke the deadlock in the 28th minute, stealing in late on Zeki Celik’s cross, and Bremer added a second after the break in a second half where the hosts produced 11 of their 14 attempts.

AC Milan 3-0 Lecce

San Siro marked its centenary with a night to remember as Ruben Amorim’s Milan ended a four-match winless run.

Pulisic opened the scoring before Rabiot, combining sharply with Goncalo Ramos, made it two in the 62nd minute.

Moreira cut inside to add a third with 16 minutes remaining, amid Lecce protests over a challenge in the build-up. Maignan produced a fine late save to preserve the clean sheet.

Fiorentina 1-1 Napoli

Billy Gilmour gave Napoli a half-time lead with a volley from a corner, but Fiorentina levelled six minutes into the second half through Alex Jimenez, whose speculative long-range effort deflected cruelly beyond the goalkeeper.

The Viola hit the woodwork twice in the first half and Mathias Olivera struck the post for Napoli in a match that both managers will feel they let slip.

Villarreal 2-3 Real Sociedad

A five-goal thriller at the Estadio de la Ceramica ended in Real Sociedad’s favour as the Basques came from behind to claim all three points in a result that keeps them well-placed in the early La Liga table.