PSG rout Villarreal 6-0 as Bayern, Man United and Barcelona win on Tuesday

Paris Saint-Germain set a Champions League record on Tuesday, becoming the fastest team to score four goals in a match on their way to a 6-0 win over Villarreal. Bayern Munich beat Atletico Madrid in Madrid, Manchester United came from two goals down to beat AS Roma 3-2, and Barcelona and Inter Milan also won comfortably.

Bayern and PSG make their case

At the Metropolitano, Bayern struggled early against a disciplined Atletico side who finished the first half without a shot on target. Lennart Karl broke the deadlock after the interval, dispossessing Robin Le Normand inside the penalty area and finishing neatly. Atletico pushed forward after falling behind but created few clear chances, and their attempts to play out from the back proved costly in the 74th minute. Bayern won the ball back, and Harry Kane's pass released Konrad Laimer, who made it 2-0.

PSG were equally dominant at home to Villarreal, scoring four times in a short spell to set the new record. The result leaves PSG top of the group with 12 points, ahead of a cluster of six teams on nine points, including Barcelona and Aston Villa.

Manchester United stage late turnaround

Roma led at Old Trafford after Matias Soule opened the scoring in the 11th minute, and Donyell Malen doubled their advantage from the penalty spot seven minutes later. The home crowd, already unhappy, had thrown yellow tennis balls onto the pitch during the first half. United began their fightback in the 58th minute when captain Bruno Fernandes scored a retaken penalty.

Matheus Cunha then changed the game, equalising seven minutes from time and scoring again three minutes later to complete the turnaround. His evening ended in controversy. He was booked for removing his shirt and jumping into the stands after his winning goal, and was sent off for a late challenge in stoppage time, a chaotic eight-minute spell.

Barcelona and Inter win comfortably

At the Camp Nou, Lamine Yamal opened the scoring in the seventh minute after pouncing on a loose Aston Villa pass. Raphinha added a deflected strike before adding a second in the second half from an assist by Joao Cancelo, sealing a 3-0 win. Aston Villa, under Unai Emery, had created the clearer chances before the break despite pressure from the hosts.

In Rotterdam, Inter Milan won 3-0 at Feyenoord. Yann Bisseck scored early with a long-range curler, Pio Esposito headed in a second before halftime, and Piotr Zielinski sealed the result.

Elsewhere, LASK claimed only their second-ever Champions League win, a 4-0 victory over Slovan Bratislava. Bodo/Glimt and Lille drew 0-0. Earlier, Aleksey Batrakov scored twice as Galatasaray beat VfB Stuttgart 2-0, and Sporting Lisbon defeated Shakhtar Donetsk 1-0 at Stamford Bridge. Stadiums across Europe observed a moment of silence before kickoff in memory of Tenerife player Jesus de Miguel, who died earlier on Tuesday.