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Champions League: Liverpool suffer 3-2 loss at Fenerbahce, Como thump Lens

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Como equal Champions League record with stunning 9-1 win at Lens as Haaland rescues Manchester City at Leipzig.

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Champions League: Liverpool suffer 3-2 loss at Fenerbahce, Como thump Lens
11/5/2026, 7:21:01 AM
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