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Real Madrid, Inter Milan Impress in Champions League; Mourinho's Benfica, Liverpool Face Setbacks

Mbappé's hat-trick and Inter's dominant display steal the show. Liverpool and Benfica face early challenges in their title quests.

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Real Madrid, Inter Milan Impress in Champions League; Mourinho's Benfica, Liverpool Face Setbacks

Real Madrid and Inter Milan have started their Champions League campaigns with impressive wins, while José Mourinho's Benfica Lisbon and Liverpool FC face early setbacks. Mbappé's hat-trick and Inter's dominant display highlight the action from Matchday 2.

Real Madrid continued their strong form with a 5-0 victory over Qairat Almaty. Kylian Mbappé scored a hat-trick, leading the team to their second win and six points. The Frenchman's performance was crucial in securing a successful start to the season.

Meanwhile, Inter Milan maintained their winning streak from last season, defeating Slavia Prague 3-0. The Italians lead the table with six points, showcasing their intent to challenge for the title.

In other matches, Atalanta Bergamo and Olympique Marseille secured their first three points in the Champions League. Atalanta beat Club Brugge 2-1, while Marseille defeated Ajax Amsterdam 4-0, both teams securing vital wins.

However, not all results were positive. José Mourinho's Benfica Lisbon lost 0-1 to Chelsea in his return to Stamford Bridge, leaving them with no points. Liverpool FC also suffered a loss, falling 0-1 to Galatasaray. Both Alisson and Hugo Ekitike were substituted injured in the game.

Real Madrid and Inter Milan top their groups with six points each, while Liverpool and Benfica face early challenges. Mbappé's hat-trick and Inter's dominant display are early highlights, but the competition is still wide open.

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