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Parma vs Udinese match poster
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Parma 0-0 Udinese: Daffara and Okoye Shine in Goalless Draw

Serie A · 10/28/2026

Parma 00 Udinese: Daffara and Okoye Shine in Goalless Draw | Serie A Report Parma and Udinese played out a goalless draw at the Stadio Ennio Tardini, with both goalkeepers producing strong performances. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a tight Serie A encounter, with Udinese creating the better chances but unable to find a way past Giovanni Daffara, while Parma missed a penalty through Adrián Bernabé. Key Moments: 29' Alberto Gilardino (Yellow Card): A booking for the Parma coach. 45'+1 Jesper Karlström (Yellow Card): A booking for the Udinese captain. 59' Parma Change: Matija Frigan replaced David Romero. 60' Parma Change: Emanuele Valeri replaced Franco Carboni. 64' Udinese Change: Mërgim Vojvoda replaced Nicolò Bertola. 69' Adrián Bernabé (Missed Penalty): Parma missed a golden chance from the spot. 70' Udinese Change: Enzo Ebosse replaced Hassane Kamara. 71' Udinese Change: Jakub Piotrowski replaced Jesper Karlström. 74' Parma Double Change: Giovanni Fabbian and Simone Lontani replaced Adrián Bernabé and El Bilal Touré. 81' Simone Lontani (Yellow Card): A booking for the Parma forward. 81' Nicolò Zaniolo (Yellow Card): A booking for the Udinese forward. 83' Udinese Change: Lennon Miller replaced Giorgi Chakvetadze. 84' Udinese Change: Unai Gómez replaced Nicolò Zaniolo. 86' Parma Change: Pontus Almqvist replaced Sascha Britschgi. Daffara's Clean Sheet: Giovanni Daffara was the standout performer for Parma, keeping a clean sheet and earning a match rating of 8.3. Vincent Sierro (7.7) and Mariano Troilo (7.3) were also key as Parma generated 1.04 xG from 8 shots, with two on target. Okoye's Resistance: Maduka Okoye was the standout performer for Udinese, keeping a clean sheet and earning a match rating of 8.2. Giorgi Chakvetadze (7.8) and Jurgen Ekkelenkamp (7.3) also impressed as Udinese generated 1.35 xG from 20 shots, with five on target, but they were unable to find a breakthrough. Match Details: Competition: Serie A Matchday 9 Venue: Stadio Ennio Tardini, Parma Referee: Davide Massa Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Parma vs Udinese and every Serie A match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Italian football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

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Venezia 0-2 Inter: Two Own Goals Hand Champions Scrappy Win

Serie A · 10/28/2026

Venezia 02 Inter: Two Own Goals Hand Champions Scrappy Win | Serie A Report Inter claimed a 20 victory over Venezia at the Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo, but they needed two late own goals to see off the Serie A strugglers. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a far from convincing display from the reigning champions, who were secondbest for long spells before Matías Moreno and Redouane Halhal gifted them the points. Key Moments: 28' Alessandro Bastoni (Yellow Card): A booking for the Inter defender. 46' Inter Triple Change: Nicolò Barella, Hakan Çalhanoglu and Manuel Akanji replaced Petar Sučić, Aleksandar Stanković and Yann Aurel Bisseck. 56' Nicolò Barella (Yellow Card): A booking for the Inter midfielder. 61' Venezia Change: Gianluca Busio replaced Kike Pérez. 65' Inter Change: Francesco Pio Esposito replaced AngeYoan Bonny. 68' Venezia Change: Toma Bašić replaced Thórir Helgason. 69' Venezia Change: John Yeboah replaced Lion Lauberbach. 76' Venezia Change: Ridgeciano Haps replaced Pasquale Mazzocchi. 80' Matías Moreno (Own Goal): Inter took the lead through Moreno's own goal. 82' Redouane Halhal (Own Goal): Inter doubled their lead through Halhal's own goal. 86' Inter Change: Djed Spence replaced Marcus Thuram. Augusto's Commanding Display: Carlos Augusto was the standout performer for Inter, earning a match rating of 8.2. Ivan Provedel (8.0) and Alessandro Bastoni (7.9) were also key as Inter generated 2.02 xG from 16 shots, with 65% possession, though only two were on target. Venezia's Cruel Luck: Thórir Helgason was the standout performer for Venezia, earning a match rating of 7.2. Kike Pérez (6.9) and Antoine Hainaut (6.8) also impressed as Venezia generated 1.49 xG from 12 shots, with four on target, but two cruel own goals condemned them to defeat. Match Details: Competition: Serie A Matchday 9 Venue: Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo, Venezia Referee: Luca Pairetto Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Venezia vs Inter and every Serie A match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Italian football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

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Paderborn 0-1 Stuttgart: Undav Strikes Late After Curda Red Card

DFB Pokal · 10/28/2026

Paderborn 01 Stuttgart: Undav Strikes Late After Curda Red Card | DFB Pokal Report Stuttgart claimed a narrow 10 victory over Paderborn at the Home Deluxe Arena, with Deniz Undav scoring the winner in stoppage time. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a hardfought DFB Pokal encounter, with Paderborn reduced to ten men in the first half before Stuttgart's dominance finally paid off. Key Moments: 33' Jamie Leweling (Yellow Card): A booking for the Stuttgart winger. 37' Laurin Curda (Red Card): Paderborn were reduced to ten men after Curda was sent off. 41' Jeff Chabot (Yellow Card): A booking for the Stuttgart defender. 46' Stuttgart Change: Atakan Karazor replaced Angelo Stiller. 58' Paderborn Change: Stefano Marino replaced Deniz Zeitler. 62' Stuttgart Double Change: Chris Führich and Luca Jaquez replaced Lorenz Assignon and Jeff Chabot. 68' Paderborn Double Change: Steffen Tigges and Raphael Obermair replaced Marvin Pieringer and Ruben Müller. 75' Paderborn Double Change: Tjark Scheller and Mattes Hansen replaced Jonah Sticker and Jano ter Horst. 85' Raphael Obermair (Yellow Card): A booking for the Paderborn midfielder. 90' Deniz Undav: Stuttgart took the lead through Undav. 90'+2 Stuttgart Change: Dženan Pejčinović replaced Deniz Undav. Undav's Late Winner: Deniz Undav was the hero for Stuttgart, scoring the winner and earning a match rating of 8.0. Maximilian Mittelstädt (8.3) and Fabian Bredlow (8.3) were also key as Stuttgart generated a massive 3.16 xG from 19 shots, with five on target and 63% possession. Paderborn's Heroic Resistance: Markus Schubert was the standout performer for Paderborn, making several key saves and earning a match rating of 7.6. Jonah Sticker (7.2) and Santiago Castañeda (7.0) also impressed as Paderborn generated 0.84 xG from 17 shots, with five on target, but they were unable to hold on. Match Details: Competition: DFB Pokal Round 2 Venue: Home Deluxe Arena, Paderborn Referee: Florian Badstübner Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Paderborn vs Stuttgart and every DFB Pokal match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch German football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

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Freiburg 3-2 Wolfsburg: Goto Double Seals Dramatic DFB Pokal Win

DFB Pokal · 10/28/2026

Freiburg 32 Wolfsburg: Goto Double Seals Dramatic DFB Pokal Win | DFB Pokal Report Freiburg claimed a thrilling 32 victory over Wolfsburg at the EuropaPark Stadion, with substitute Keisuke Goto scoring twice, including a stoppagetime winner. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a dramatic DFB Pokal encounter, with the lead changing hands three times before Goto's late heroics. Key Moments: 6' Igor Matanović: Freiburg took the lead through Matanović. 8' Kento Shiogai: Wolfsburg equalised through Shiogai. 36' Yuito Suzuki (Yellow Card): A booking for the Freiburg midfielder. 39' Freiburg Change: Lukas Kübler replaced Philipp Treu. 43' Kento Shiogai: Wolfsburg took the lead through Shiogai's second. 55' Saël Kumbedi (Yellow Card): A booking for the Wolfsburg defender. 57' Alexander Bernhardsson (Yellow Card): A booking for the Wolfsburg forward. 60' Maximilian Eggestein (Yellow Card): A booking for the Freiburg midfielder. 63' Wolfsburg Change: Fabian Reese replaced Alexander Bernhardsson. 68' Freiburg Double Change: Philipp Lienhart and Keisuke Goto replaced Max Rosenfelder and Yuito Suzuki. 68' Wolfsburg Double Change: Alessio Besio and Bence Dárdai replaced Kento Shiogai and Elvis Rexhbeçaj. 68' Kento Shiogai (Yellow Card): A booking for the Wolfsburg forward. 75' Keisuke Goto: Freiburg equalised through Goto. 81' Wolfsburg Double Change: Yannick Gerhardt and Bence Dárdai replaced Maximilian Arnold and Elvis Rexhbeçaj. 85' Freiburg Change: JanNiklas Beste replaced Cyriaque Irié. 90'+2 Keisuke Goto: Freiburg won it through Goto's second. Goto's SuperSub Heroics: Keisuke Goto was the hero for Freiburg, coming off the bench to score twice and earning a match rating of 8.6. Vincenzo Grifo (8.5) and Igor Matanović (8.1) were also key as Freiburg generated 1.64 xG from 17 shots, with three on target and 61% possession. Shiogai's Brace Not Enough: Kento Shiogai was the standout performer for Wolfsburg, scoring twice and earning a match rating of 8.7. Muhammed Mehmet Damar (7.2) and Vini Souza (6.9) also impressed as Wolfsburg generated 1.42 xG from 6 shots, with two on target, but they were unable to hold on. Match Details: Competition: DFB Pokal Round 2 Venue: EuropaPark Stadion, Freiburg im Breisgau Referee: Sören Storks Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Freiburg vs Wolfsburg and every DFB Pokal match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch German football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Gol Gohar vs Arkadag match poster
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Gol Gohar 0-0 Arkadag: Wasteful Iranian Side Held in AFC Champions League Two

AFC Champions League Two · 10/28/2026

Gol Gohar 00 Arkadag: Wasteful Iranian Side Held in AFC Champions League Two | AFC Champions League Two Report Gol Gohar were held to a goalless draw by Arkadag at the Hisor Central Stadium in their AFC Champions League Two group stage clash. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a frustrating night for the Iranian side, who dominated possession but failed to register a single shot on target. Key Moments: 25' Rahman Myratberdiýew (Yellow Card): A booking for the Arkadag midfielder. 52' Arkadag Change: Altymyrat Annadurdyýew replaced Dayanç Meredow. 55' Gol Gohar Change: Ali Hassani replaced Masih Zahedi. 61' Yazgylyç Gurbanow (Yellow Card): A booking for the Arkadag midfielder. 63' Arkadag Change: Meýlis Diniýew replaced Altymyrat Annadurdyýew. 70' Gol Gohar Double Change: Majid Aliyari and Mohammad Alinejad replaced Mohammadreza Abbasi Nasrabadi and Mohammad Amin Kazemian. 75' Mohammad Alinejad (Yellow Card): A booking for the Gol Gohar forward. 79' Arkadag Double Change: Şanazar Tirkişow and Didar Durdyýew replaced Yazgylyç Gurbanow and Rahman Myratberdiýew. 84' Gol Gohar Double Change: Amir Jafari and Siamak Nemati replaced Pedram Ghazipour and Mojtaba Najarian. Alizadeh's Commanding Display: Alireza Alizadeh was the standout performer for Gol Gohar, earning a match rating of 7.7. Soheil Sahraei (7.3) and Farzin Garousian (7.3) were also key as Gol Gohar generated 6 shots, with none on target and 62% possession. Arkadag's Resilience: Abdy Bäsimow and Arzuwguly Sapargulyyev were the standout performers for Arkadag, both earning a match rating of 7.9. Mekan Saparow (7.5) also impressed as Arkadag generated 12 shots, with three on target, and defended resolutely to earn a valuable away point. Match Details: Competition: AFC Champions League Two Group Stage, Round 3 Venue: Hisor Central Stadium, Hisor Referee: Nasrullo Kabirov Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Gol Gohar vs Arkadag and every AFC Champions League Two match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Asian football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

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Sporting CP 2-1 Marítimo: Lima Brace Seals Narrow Win

League Cup · 10/27/2026

Sporting CP 21 Marítimo: Lima Brace Seals Narrow Win | League Cup Report Sporting CP claimed a 21 victory over Marítimo at the Estádio José Alvalade, with Pedro Lima scoring twice in a hardfought League Cup quarterfinal. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a dominant home display from Sporting, who controlled possession and created the better chances throughout, though they were made to sweat by a late Marítimo goal. Key Moments: 39' Rafael Fernandes (Yellow Card): A booking for the Marítimo defender. 44' Pedro Lima: Sporting took the lead through Lima. 58' Marítimo Change: Adrián Butzke replaced Mons Bassouamina. 59' Marítimo Change: Martín Tejón replaced Maurice Boakye. 71' Pedro Lima: Sporting doubled their lead through Lima's second. 73' Sporting Double Change: Rodrigo Dias and Paulo Cardoso replaced Moncef Zekri and Jesse Derry. 74' Marítimo Change: Ibrahim Alani replaced Rodrigo Andrade. 78' Sporting Change: Mauro Couto replaced Pedro Lima. 90' Adrián Butzke: Marítimo pulled one back through Butzke. Lima's Masterclass: Pedro Lima was the standout performer for Sporting, scoring twice and earning a match rating of 9.0. Jesse Derry (8.0) and Moncef Zekri (7.8) were also key as Sporting generated 1.86 xG from 12 shots, with six on target and 56% possession. Marítimo's Late Fightback: Rodrigo Andrade was the standout performer for Marítimo, earning a match rating of 7.4. Adrián Butzke (7.2) and Igor Julião (7.1) also impressed as Marítimo generated 0.73 xG from 9 shots, with four on target, but they were unable to complete the comeback. Match Details: Competition: League Cup Quarterfinal Venue: Estádio José Alvalade, Lisboa Referee: Iancu Vasilica Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Sporting CP vs Marítimo and every League Cup match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Portuguese football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Manacor vs Villarreal match poster
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Manacor 0-5 Villarreal: El Jmili and Diatta Run Riot in Copa del Rey Rout

Copa del Rey · 10/27/2026

Manacor 05 Villarreal: El Jmili and Diatta Run Riot in Copa del Rey Rout | Copa del Rey Report Villarreal produced a ruthless 50 victory over CD Manacor at the Poliesportiu Municipal Na Capellera, with Nizar El Jmili and Alassane Diatta delivering standout performances. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a complete mismatch in the Copa del Rey first round, with Villarreal dominating from start to finish against their lowerleague hosts. Key Moments: 13' Alassane Diatta: Villarreal took the lead through Diatta. 26' Tani Oluwaseyi: Villarreal doubled their lead through Oluwaseyi. 47' Sergi Cardona: Villarreal made it three through Cardona. 55' Nizar El Jmili: Villarreal extended their lead through El Jmili. El Jmili's Masterclass: Nizar El Jmili was the standout performer for Villarreal, scoring one and earning a remarkable match rating of 9.3. Alassane Diatta (9.2) and Nicolas Pépé (8.9) were also key as Villarreal generated 1.98 xG from 18 shots, with 12 on target and a staggering 75% possession. Manacor's Nightmare: Ayoub El Mkadmi and Miki Capellà were the best of a struggling Manacor side, both earning a match rating of 6.2. Adrián Marín (6.1) also featured as Manacor generated just 0.25 xG from 6 shots, with only one on target, as they were completely overwhelmed by their LaLiga opponents. Match Details: Competition: Copa del Rey Round 1 Venue: Poliesportiu Municipal Na Capellera, Manacor Referee: Jon Ander González Esteban Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Manacor vs Villarreal and every Copa del Rey match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Spanish football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Fleetwood vs Arsenal match poster
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Fleetwood 1-1 Arsenal (5-3 on pens): Cod Army Stun Gunners in Historic Shootout Upset

EFL Cup · 10/27/2026

Fleetwood 11 Arsenal (53 on pens): Cod Army Stun Gunners in Historic Shootout Upset | EFL Cup Report Fleetwood Town produced one of the greatest shocks in EFL Cup history, beating Arsenal 53 on penalties after a 11 draw at Highbury Stadium. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a night of pure drama, with the League Two side surviving a secondhalf onslaught before holding their nerve from the spot after Max Dowman's late red card. Key Moments: 21' Aaron LoupaloBi: Fleetwood took a shock lead through LoupaloBi. 46' Arsenal Double Change: Martin Ødegaard and Ben White replaced Marli Salmon and Jurriën Timber. 50' Viktor Gyökeres: Arsenal equalised through Gyökeres. 54' Crispin McLean (Yellow Card): A booking for the Fleetwood midfielder. 66' Fleetwood Double Change: Adam Murphy and Ronan Coughlan replaced Crispin McLean and Ched Evans. 66' Arsenal Change: Eberechi Eze replaced Ceadach O'Neill. 74' Fleetwood Double Change: Andy Cannon and Will Davies replaced Mark Helm and Aaron LoupaloBi. 74' Jake Batty (Yellow Card): A booking for the Fleetwood wingback. 82' Arsenal Double Change: Ezri Konsa and Bruno Guimarães replaced Myles LewisSkelly and Martín Zubimendi. 85' Max Dowman (Red Card): Arsenal were reduced to ten men after Dowman was sent off. 86' Andy Cannon (Yellow Card): A booking for the Fleetwood midfielder. Penalty Shootout: Ronan Coughlan (Fleetwood) – Scored Martin Ødegaard (Arsenal) – Scored Harrison Neal (Fleetwood) – Scored Kai Havertz (Arsenal) – Scored Will Davies (Fleetwood) – Scored Viktor Gyökeres (Arsenal) – Scored Andy Cannon (Fleetwood) – Scored Bruno Guimarães (Arsenal) – Missed Conor Haughey (Fleetwood) – Scored LoupaloBi's Historic Opener: Aaron LoupaloBi was the hero for Fleetwood, scoring the opener and earning a match rating of 8.0. Jay Lynch (7.9) and Jake Batty (7.7) were also key as Fleetwood generated 0.26 xG from just 3 shots, with two on target, and defended heroically against 26 Arsenal attempts. Arsenal's Wastefulness: Piero Hincapié was the standout performer for Arsenal, earning a match rating of 8.2. Kai Havertz (7.8) and Martin Ødegaard (7.7) also impressed as Arsenal generated 2.21 xG from 26 shots, with only seven on target, and were made to pay for their profligacy. The Nightmare for Arteta: Mikel Arteta's muchchanged side dominated possession (78%) but lacked a cutting edge, and Dowman's late red card proved costly. Bruno Guimarães's missed penalty sealed Arsenal's fate, sending Fleetwood through to the next round in one of the competition's most famous upsets. Match Details: Competition: EFL Cup Round 4 Venue: Highbury Stadium, Fleetwood Referee: Michael Salisbury Attendance: 5,002 Where to Watch: For international viewers, Fleetwood vs Arsenal and every EFL Cup match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch English football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Köln vs Union Berlin match poster
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Köln 5-0 Union Berlin: El Mala Brace Inspires DFB Pokal Rout

DFB Pokal · 10/27/2026

Köln 50 Union Berlin: El Mala Brace Inspires DFB Pokal Rout | DFB Pokal Report Köln produced a stunning 50 victory over Union Berlin at the RheinEnergieSTADION, with Saïd El Mala scoring twice and earning the Player of the Match award. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a ruthless home display from Köln, who dominated from start to finish against their Bundesliga rivals. Key Moments: 32' Saïd El Mala: Köln took the lead through El Mala. 46' Union Berlin Change: Derrick Köhn replaced Tom Rothe. 49' Leopold Querfeld (Yellow Card): A booking for the Union Berlin defender. 51' Linton Maina: Köln doubled their lead through Maina. 57' Union Berlin Change: Livan Burcu replaced Tim Skarke. 58' Union Berlin Change: Emmanuel Latte Lath replaced Mekhi Gray. 60' Saïd El Mala: Köln made it three through El Mala's second. 63' Köln Change: Sebastian Sebulonsen replaced Alessio CastroMontes. 68' Union Berlin Change: Aljoscha Kemlein replaced András Schäfer. 72' Köln Double Change: Jan Thielmann and Ísak Jóhannesson replaced Linton Maina and Mikey Moore. 75' Union Berlin Change: Marin Ljubičić replaced WooYeong Jeong. 77' Marin Ljubičić (Yellow Card): A booking for the Union Berlin forward. 78' Ísak Jóhannesson: Köln made it four through Jóhannesson. 81' Köln Double Change: Gideon Mensah and Reigan Heskey replaced Borna Sosa and Saïd El Mala. 84' Sebastian Sebulonsen (Yellow Card): A booking for the Köln defender. 88' Sebastian Sebulonsen: Köln sealed the rout through Sebulonsen. 90' Livan Burcu (Yellow Card): A late booking for the Union Berlin midfielder. El Mala's Masterclass: Saïd El Mala was the standout performer for Köln, scoring twice and earning a match rating of 9.2. Marius Bülter (8.6) and Linton Maina (8.6) were also key as Köln generated 2.96 xG from 14 shots, with eight on target and 55% possession. Union Berlin's Nightmare: Michel Aebischer was the best of a struggling Union Berlin side, earning a match rating of 7.6. Derrick Köhn (7.2) and András Schäfer (7.1) also featured as Union Berlin generated 1.04 xG from 17 shots, with only four on target, and were completely overrun. Match Details: Competition: DFB Pokal Round 2 Venue: RheinEnergieSTADION, Köln Referee: Sven Jablonski Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Köln vs Union Berlin and every DFB Pokal match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch German football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

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Roma 4-2 Cagliari: Mora Inspires Late Win as Giallorossi Hold On

Serie A · 10/27/2026

Roma 42 Cagliari: Mora Inspires Late Win as Giallorossi Hold On | Serie A Report Roma claimed a 42 victory over Cagliari at the Stadio Olimpico, with substitutes Rodrigo Mora and Donyell Malen sealing the win late on. According to ARENA LIVE, it was an entertaining Serie A encounter, with Roma twice pegged back before their bench delivered the decisive blows. Key Moments: 10' M'Bala Nzola (Penalty): Cagliari took a shock lead through Nzola from the spot. 15' Emanuele Lulli: Roma equalised through Lulli. 22' Niccolò Pisilli: Roma took the lead through Pisilli. 46' Roma Change: Wesley replaced Nahuel Molina. 56' Roma Double Change: Rodrigo Mora and Donyell Malen replaced Marten de Roon and Santiago Castro. 63' Cagliari Change: Paul Mendy replaced M'Bala Nzola. 76' Cagliari Double Change: Daniel Maldini and Joseph Liteta replaced Alieu Fadera and Alessandro Deiola. 76' Roma Change: Devyne Rensch replaced Emanuele Lulli. 82' Cagliari Change: Daniele Ghilardi replaced Gianluca Mancini. 82' Daniel Maldini: Cagliari equalised through Maldini. 85' Rodrigo Mora: Roma restored their lead through Mora. 87' Donyell Malen: Roma sealed the win through Malen. 90'+1 Cagliari Double Change: Yanis Massolin and Yael Trepy replaced Michel Ndary Adopo and Yukinari Sugawara. 90'+4 Juan Rodríguez (Yellow Card): A late booking for the Cagliari defender. Lulli's Commanding Display: Emanuele Lulli was the standout performer for Roma, scoring one and earning a match rating of 8.7. Pierluigi Gollini (8.6) and Matias Soulé (7.9) were also key as Roma generated 3.02 xG from 20 shots, with eight on target and 61% possession. Cagliari's Frustration: Adam Obert was the standout performer for Cagliari, earning a match rating of 8.1. M'Bala Nzola (7.2) and Daniel Maldini (7.2) also impressed as Cagliari generated 2.40 xG from 19 shots, with eight on target, but they were unable to hold on. Match Details: Competition: Serie A Matchday 9 Venue: Stadio Olimpico, Roma Referee: Ermanno Feliciani Attendance: 61,780 Where to Watch: For international viewers, Roma vs Cagliari and every Serie A match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Italian football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

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Torino 1-3 Como: Paz Masterclass Inspires Late Comeback

Serie A · 10/27/2026

Torino 13 Como: Paz Masterclass Inspires Late Comeback | Serie A Report Como came from behind to beat Torino 31 at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, with Nico Paz delivering a standout performance. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a dominant away display from Como, who controlled possession and created the better chances throughout before striking late. Key Moments: 25' Ché Adams: Torino took a shock lead through Adams. 55' Torino Double Change: Gvidas Gineitis and Nathan Patterson replaced Kian FitzJim and Alessio Cacciamani. 58' Como Double Change: Jayden Addai and Martin Baturina replaced Máximo Perrone and Maxence Caqueret. 71' Como Change: Kaiki replaced Álex Valle. 73' Rafik Belghali (Yellow Card): A booking for the Torino defender. 75' Torino Change: Sandro Kulenović replaced Giovanni Simeone. 79' Como Double Change: Ivan Smolčić and Samuele Ricci replaced Luis Milla and Jayden Addai. 82' Jacobo Ramón: Como equalised through Ramón. 88' Nico Paz: Como took the lead through Paz. 89' Torino Change: Gaetano Oristanio replaced Rafik Belghali. 90' Torino Change: Emirhan İlkhan replaced Daniel Bragança. 90'+2 Martin Baturina: Como sealed the win through Baturina. Paz's Masterclass: Nico Paz was the standout performer for Como, scoring one and earning a match rating of 8.9. Jacobo Ramón (8.3) and Yan Couto (8.2) were also key as Como generated 2.08 xG from 18 shots, with five on target and a massive 72% possession. Torino's Frustration: Ché Adams was the standout performer for Torino, scoring the opener and earning a match rating of 7.7. Kian FitzJim (7.7) and Daniel Bragança (7.4) also impressed as Torino generated 0.95 xG from 11 shots, with five on target, but they were unable to hold on. Match Details: Competition: Serie A Matchday 9 Venue: Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, Torino Referee: Giuseppe Collu Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Torino vs Como and every Serie A match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch Italian football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

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Dortmund 3-2 Werder Bremen: Sabitzer Strikes Late in DFB Pokal Thriller

DFB Pokal · 10/27/2026

Dortmund 32 Werder Bremen: Sabitzer Strikes Late in DFB Pokal Thriller | DFB Pokal Report Borussia Dortmund edged a fivegoal thriller against Werder Bremen at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK, with Marcel Sabitzer scoring the winner in stoppage time. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a dramatic DFB Pokal encounter, with Dortmund racing into a twogoal lead before Niclas Füllkrug's stunning cameo threatened an upset. Key Moments: 6' Serhou Guirassy: Dortmund took the lead through Guirassy. 17' Carney Chukwuemeka: Dortmund doubled their lead through Chukwuemeka. 24' Amos Pieper (Yellow Card): A booking for the Werder defender. 49' Joey Veerman (Yellow Card): A booking for the Dortmund midfielder. 57' Arthur (Yellow Card): A booking for the Werder defender. 59' Werder Quadruple Change: Senne Lynen, Mitchell Weiser, Niclas Füllkrug and Ludovit Reis replaced Marco Grüll, Eren Dinkçi, Cedric Itten and Dariusz Stalmach. 64' Julian Ryerson (Yellow Card): A booking for the Dortmund defender. 65' Niclas Füllkrug (Penalty): Werder pulled one back through Füllkrug from the spot. 68' Niclas Füllkrug: Werder equalised through Füllkrug. 71' Dortmund Triple Change: Marcel Sabitzer, Ethan Nwaneri and Daniel Svensson replaced Joey Veerman, Carney Chukwuemeka and Julian Ryerson. 84' Dortmund Change: Fábio Silva replaced Serhou Guirassy. 90'+3 Marcel Sabitzer: Dortmund won it through Sabitzer. Anton's Commanding Display: Waldemar Anton was the standout performer for Dortmund, earning a match rating of 8.4. Serhou Guirassy (8.2) and Nico Schlotterbeck (8.0) were also key as Dortmund generated 1.37 xG from 12 shots, with four on target and 57% possession. Füllkrug's SuperSub Heroics: Niclas Füllkrug was the hero for Werder, coming off the bench to score twice and earning a match rating of 8.4. Chuki (7.3) and Mick Schmetgens (7.2) also impressed as Werder generated 1.53 xG from 12 shots, with six on target, but Sabitzer's late strike broke their hearts. Match Details: Competition: DFB Pokal Round 2 Venue: SIGNAL IDUNA PARK, Dortmund Referee: Robert Schröder Attendance: Not available Where to Watch: For international viewers, Dortmund vs Werder Bremen and every DFB Pokal match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch German football from anywhere in the world. Match coverage on ARENA LIVE: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. ARENA LIVE is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

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