It was a perfect week for English football in the Champions League — every Premier League team won their matches, marking a rare clean sweep on the European stage.

Arsenal set the tone with a 4-0 demolition of Atlético Madrid at the Emirates, while Manchester City calmly handled Villarreal 2-0 away. Newcastle United impressed with a 3-0 victory over Benfica, and Chelsea thrilled Stamford Bridge with a ruthless 5-1 win over Ajax.

The night was capped by Liverpool’s stunning 5-1 comeback against Eintracht Frankfurt — goals from Ekitiké, Van Dijk, Konaté, Gakpo, and Szoboszlai sealing a statement victory after falling behind early.

It was dominance from start to finish the English flair, power, and precision on full display. With momentum surging and group positions strengthening, the Premier League sides have sent a clear message to Europe: England is back in charge. But on the other hand Tottenham hotspur could not follow up with their fellow English teams.

It was a perfect week for English football in the Champions League — every Premier League team won their matches, marking a rare clean sweep on the European stage.

Arsenal set the tone with a 4-0 demolition of Atlético Madrid at the Emirates, while Manchester City calmly handled Villarreal 2-0 away. Newcastle United impressed with a 3-0 victory over Benfica, and Chelsea thrilled Stamford Bridge with a ruthless 5-1 win over Ajax.

The night was capped by Liverpool’s stunning 5-1 comeback against Eintracht Frankfurt — goals from Ekitiké, Van Dijk, Konaté, Gakpo, and Szoboszlai sealing a statement victory after falling behind early.

It was dominance from start to finish the English flair, power, and precision on full display. With momentum surging and group positions strengthening, the Premier League sides have sent a clear message to Europe: England is back in charge. But on the other hand Tottenham hotspur could not follow up with their fellow English teams.