Fans of Eintracht Francfurt, Club Brugge and Sporting Lisbon were entitled to an evening of goals while the three clubs recorded big victories to conclude the day of the Champions League match.
Francfurt has lagged behind a goal from the eighth minute from Yunus Akgun in their home equality with Galatasaray before the Turkish side was imploded shortly before half-time when the own goals of Davinson Sanchez and Wilfried Singo, as well as a goal of Uzan, all finished by Uzan.
The Bundesliga Club added two others after the break with the kind authorization of Jonathan Burkardt and Ansgar Knauff to seal a memorable evening for the hosts and, for visitors, to forget because their series of 13 successive competitive victories came at the end.
In Bruges, it was a similar story when the hosts breathed their emphatic visitors while the club Brugge, which comfortably eliminated the rangers in the Channel of the playoffs, resumed where they had stopped with a 4-1 victory against Monaco.
Videos on social networks showed Monaco players who leaving their flight canceled in their underwear due to a problem with the airplane air conditioning, and the side of Ligue 1 certainly felt the heat at the Jan Breydel stadium while Brugge actually put the link in bed with three goals in 10 minutes in the first half.
Nicolo Tresoldi put the Belgian side on their way in the 32nd minute before Raphael Onyedika and Hans Vanaken extended the advantage before the break.
Mamadou Diakhon then added a fourth with a quarter of an hour to play, while Ansu Fati marked a consolation objective for Monaco in time.
Meanwhile, Sporting Lisbon shed light on the beginners of the Kairat Champions League, with 4-1 winners thanks to a splint by Francisco Trincao and other goals from Alisson Santos and Geovany Quenda.
But the new boys in Kazakhstan had their moments. In particular, when the 18 -year -old goalkeeper Sherkhan Kalmurza denied Morten Hjulmand, and when Edmilson entered history by becoming the very first scorer of the Kairat Champions League when he found the net four minutes.
Elsewhere, the confrontation between Copenhagen and Bayer Leverkusen has come to life in the last 11 minutes when three goals have assured that the two games leave with something in a 2-2 draw.
Jordan Larsson gave the advance to Copenhagen after nine minutes before Alejandro Grimaldo found the equalizer eight minutes of time with a wonderful free kick.
Four minutes later, the Danish side restored its advantage through Robert Silva, but Leverkusen would have the last laugh, increasing things once again in the 91st minute with the kind authorization of a Pantelis Hatzidiakos.
