The UEFA Champions League returned on Wednesday night with drama, goals, and standout performances across Europe. From Harry Kane’s heroics in Munich to Virgil van Dijk’s late winner at Anfield, here’s the full rundown of all the action.

Bayern Munich 3–1 Chelsea

Bayern Munich proved too strong at the Allianz Arena, with Harry Kane scoring twice to sink Chelsea in their Group Stage opener.

Kane opened the scoring from the penalty spot and later added another clinical finish.

Cole Palmer briefly gave Chelsea hope with a tidy equalizer.

A defensive mix-up led to an own goal by Trevoh Chalobah, sealing the 3–1 result.

This win underlines Bayern’s European pedigree, while Chelsea must regroup quickly to stay competitive in the group.

Liverpool 3–2 Atlético Madrid

Anfield was the stage for one of the most thrilling matches of the night. Liverpool flew out of the blocks, with Andrew Robertson and Mohamed Salah scoring inside the opening six minutes.

Atlético responded brilliantly, as Marcos Llorente struck twice  once before halftime and again in the 81st minute  to make it 2–2.

With stoppage time looming, Virgil van Dijk rose highest to head home a dramatic winner, sending Anfield into chaos.

The result gives Liverpool a perfect start in their group and highlights their resilience against Diego Simeone’s notoriously stubborn side.

Paris Saint-Germain 4–0 Atalanta

Defending champions PSG delivered a statement win at the Parc des Princes. Despite Atalanta’s spirited effort and a missed penalty, PSG were simply on another level.

Goals came from across the frontline as PSG dominated possession and created chances at will.

Atalanta, who had been hoping to upset the French giants, were left exposed defensively and punished heavily.

This performance shows PSG are still among the favorites to lift the trophy again.

Ajax 0–2 Inter Milan

In Amsterdam, Inter Milan showed composure and tactical superiority against Ajax.

Inter’s experience shone through, with clinical finishing and a solid defensive setup ensuring a clean sheet.

Ajax struggled to break down the Italian defense and rarely threatened the goal.

Inter’s away win gives them a huge advantage in the group, while Ajax face an uphill battle.

Slavia Praha 2–2 Bodø/Glimt

One of the night’s more balanced fixtures ended in a hard-fought draw.

Slavia looked in control with two strong finishes, but Bodø/Glimt refused to fold.

The Norwegian side battled back with late goals to secure a valuable away point.

It was a reminder of Bodø/Glimt’s growing European credentials, as they continue to frustrate bigger clubs.

Wednesday Takeaways

Harry Kane continues to be a difference-maker for Bayern Munich.

Liverpool’s mentality monsters strike again, turning a potential collapse into a late victory.

PSG’s dominance makes them early favorites, while Inter Milan’s efficiency highlights their knockout pedigree.

Underdogs like Bodø/Glimt are proving they can compete at this level.

The Champions League group stage has only just begun, but Wednesday night already delivered a mix of drama, quality, and unforgettable moments.