Manchester United stage three-goal Champions League comeback to beat Roma; Barcelona, Bayern, PSG cruise

Manchester United's 3-2 comeback win over Roma had everything. From fans throwing tennis balls on the pitch in protest of ownership, to a missed penalty getting to be retaken due to encroachment from Roma and then overcoming a two-goal deficit, Manchester United games are box office. Even Matheus Cunha, whose second-half brace helped end the club's nine-match winless run, got sent off after receiving a yellow for celebration and another for his foul, now won't be available for United's next Champions League game, but the most important thing is that they got all three points in a pivotal week for manager Michael Carrick. It could be too little, too late, but given the scenes where Cunha celebrated with the home fans following his winner, this could also be a match that's used as a turning point.

Elsewhere in Champions League play, without Ousmane Dembele or Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Paris Saint-Germain dropped six goals on Villarreal, scoring four in the first half of play, showing just why they're the team to beat in the competition, as Luis Enrique's depth showed in the clash. Barcelona and Bayern Munich also got back to their best with shutout victories, but it was a strange day…

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