Champions League: Como Humiliate Man Utd as Real Madrid Shine and Arsenal Hold Bayern — All Wednesday Results

The Champions League produced another dramatic night on Wednesday as Como stunned Manchester United 4–1, Real Madrid defeated RB Leipzig 4–1 and Arsenal secured a valuable 2–2 draw away to Bayern Munich.

Galatasaray also produced a comeback victory at Lille, while Aston Villa maintained their perfect start. Inter Milan, Club Brugge and Real Betis all claimed victories, with LASK completing the night's other major upset by beating Sporting CP 3–2.

Here is the full breakdown of Wednesday's Champions League action.

Como 4–1 Manchester United: Nico Paz Inspires Stunning Upset

Manchester United suffered one of their heaviest European setbacks in recent years after being beaten 4–1 by Como.

Como made the perfect start when Nico Paz opened the scoring inside the second minute with a superb finish from outside the box.

The Argentine midfielder then turned provider after the break, creating the opportunity for Anastasios Douvikas to double Como's advantage.

Paz was not finished.

He produced another outstanding individual run before finding the net again to make it 3–0, completing a spectacular two-goal, one-assist performance.

Jacobo Ramón added Como's fourth in the 76th minute.

Manchester United eventually found a consolation through Joshua Zirkzee in stoppage time, but the damage had already been done.

The result represents a huge statement from Como and another damaging night for United, who struggled to contain their opponents throughout the contest.

Lille 2–4 Galatasaray: Osimhen Helps Complete Turkish Comeback

Galatasaray produced one of the night's most impressive comebacks by defeating Lille 4–2 in France.

The Turkish side took an early lead through Yunus Akgün, but Lille quickly responded through Soriba Diaoune, who scored twice to turn the match around.

Galatasaray refused to collapse.

Alexey Batrakov brought the visitors level before an own goal from Nabil Bentaleb put Galatasaray back in front.

Then came the decisive moment.

Victor Osimhen put the result beyond Lille with a powerful long-range strike, completing a memorable away victory for the Turkish champions.

Bayern Munich 2–2 Arsenal: Gunners Rescue Point in Munich

Arsenal came away from the Allianz Arena with a valuable 2–2 draw against Bayern Munich in one of the night's headline fixtures.

The match lived up to expectations, with both sides creating opportunities and refusing to settle for a cautious approach.

Harry Kane played a major role for Bayern, scoring from the penalty spot and also providing an assist.

Arsenal, however, showed resilience and eventually found a late equaliser through Declan Rice, allowing Mikel Arteta's side to leave Germany with a point.

The result keeps Arsenal unbeaten in the league phase and gives them an important result against one of Europe's strongest sides.

Real Madrid 4–1 RB Leipzig: Madrid Maintain Perfect European Record

Real Madrid continued their excellent Champions League campaign with a convincing 4–1 victory over RB Leipzig at the Santiago Bernabéu.

Bernardo Silva opened the scoring before Arda Güler doubled Madrid's advantage after the break.

Kylian Mbappé then got on the scoresheet to put the result increasingly beyond Leipzig.

The German side managed a response, but Madrid restored their three-goal advantage through substitute Yan Diomande, who completed the scoring.

Madrid therefore remain perfect in the Champions League, while the victory also provides a significant confidence boost ahead of their next major domestic test.

Aston Villa 3–1 Viking: Villa Keep

Aston Villa 3–1 Viking: Villa Keep Perfect Start

Aston Villa continued their impressive Champions League campaign with a 3–1 victory over Viking.

Villa controlled much of the contest and established a commanding advantage through Ross Barkley, Emi Buendía and an own goal from Viking defender Henrik Heggheim.

Viking managed a late consolation through Peter Christiansen, but Villa had already done enough to secure another three points.

The result keeps Unai Emery's side perfect in the competition.

Club Brugge 3–0 Lens: Comfortable Belgian Victory

Club Brugge produced a convincing display to defeat Lens 3–0.

The Belgian side controlled the contest and never allowed their French opponents to build enough momentum to mount a comeback.

It was another important result for Club Brugge as the league phase continues.

Inter Milan 1–0 Shakhtar Donetsk: Inter Edge Tight Contest

Inter Milan secured a narrow 1–0 victory over Shakhtar Donetsk.

The match was closely contested, but Inter eventually found the breakthrough through Carlos Augusto.

Shakhtar pushed for an equaliser, yet Inter held on to claim all three points.

The Italian side's victory was made more impressive by the fact that they eventually had to finish the contest with 10 men.

Real Betis 1–0 Feyenoord: Isco Decides It

Real Betis edged Feyenoord 1–0 in another tightly fought Champions League encounter.

Isco proved to be the difference, converting from the penalty spot to give the Spanish side all three points.

Betis protected their advantage for the remainder of the match to secure a valuable home victory.

Sporting CP 2–3 LASK: Austrian Side Produce Lisbon Shock

LASK completed one of the night's biggest surprises by defeating Sporting CP 3–2 away from home.

Sporting had home advantage but struggled to contain LASK's attacking threat.

The Austrian side held their nerve during a dramatic contest to leave Lisbon with all three points.

It was a major result for LASK and another reminder of how unpredictable the Champions League league phase can be.

Champions League Results — Wednesday, October 21

Como 4–1 Manchester United

Lille 2–4 Galatasaray

Aston Villa 3–1 Viking

Club Brugge 3–0 Lens

Bayern Munich 2–2 Arsenal

Inter Milan 1–0 Shakhtar Donetsk

Real Madrid 4–1 RB Leipzig

Real Betis 1–0 Feyenoord

Sporting CP 2–3 LASK

Standout Performers

Nico Paz — 9.5/10

The clear star of the night. Two goals and an assist powered Como to a historic victory over Manchester United.

Kylian Mbappé — 8.5/10

Mbappé contributed a goal and an assist as Real Madrid defeated Leipzig.

Victor Osimhen — 8.5/10

The Nigerian striker capped Galatasaray's comeback with a spectacular long-range finish.

Harry Kane — 8/10

Kane scored from the penalty spot and supplied an assist against Arsenal.

Declan Rice — 8/10

Rice's late equaliser earned Arsenal a crucial point in Munich.

What Wednesday's Results Mean

The night's biggest story undoubtedly came from Como, whose 4–1 demolition of Manchester United was far more than an ordinary Champions League result.

Real Madrid and Aston Villa maintained their perfect starts, while Galatasaray showed impressive character to come from behind against Lille.

For Arsenal, the draw in Munich represents an encouraging result against Bayern, while United face renewed questions after another damaging performance.

With the league phase still developing, Wednesday's results once again demonstrated that reputation alone guarantees nothing in this new Champions League format.