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Arsenal, Man City win as Liverpool suffer first Champions League defeat of the season

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Hindustan TimesArsenal, Man City win as Liverpool suffer first Champions League defeat of the season
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Recent Champions League action saw victories for Arsenal and Manchester City, while Liverpool experienced their initial defeat of the season. Hindustan Times specifies that Liverpool were beaten by Fenerbahce. Additionally, Hindustan Times reports that Real Madrid also won, and highlights that Como achieved an "incredible performance" by scoring nine goals away against Lens to match the record for the biggest winning margin in the competition's history.

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