Champions League scores, live updates: PSG, Manchester City clash; Real Madrid's José Mourinho faces old club Roma

The noise off the field has not affected Manchester City's start this season. The Premier League giant is waiting to learn its punishment after being found guilty of charges related to financial rules, but it remains atop the table and disposed of Liverpool 3-0 on Sunday.Enzo Maresca's next test comes during Wednesday's Matchday 2 of the Champions League with Manchester City taking on reigning back-to-back champion Paris Saint-Germain.Manchester City has won eight of its matches in all competitions this season, while PSG has won its last four in all competitions. The Parisians and manager Luis Enrique are embracing their attempt to make history."We're built to play in the Champions League," Enrique said. "We have an extra incentive: to try and achieve something that only Real Madrid has managed to do so far. It's a special goal."Join or create a Yahoo Fantasy Basketball league for the 2026-27 NBA season Real Madrid has not been troubled of late going up against Italian sides, having won 19 of its last 21 matches against Serie A teams. Los Blancos will face Roma, which employed José Mourinho from 2021-24. They will not have Raúl Asencio, Éder Militão, Ferland Mendy and Rodrygo available. Dean Huijsen will return following a domestic suspension.Shakhtar Donetsk returns to the Champions League after playing in the Europa League last season. But due to to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Shakhtar will not play its home matches at Lviv Arena. Instead, the squad traveled 1,700 miles to London to play at Stamford Bridge, home of the Premier League's Chelsea.The stadium is available during Champions League weeks with the Blues having finished 10th last season in the Premier League and missing out on European competition.Elsewhere, Aston Villa will host Fenerbahçe; Bodø/Glimt, the darlings of last season's Champions League, welcome USMNT winger Mathis Albert and Borussia Dortmund to Norway; Porto visits Real Betis; and Stuttgart travels to Slovakia to play Slovan Bratislava.In earlier matches, Bradley Barcola recorded Liverpool's first Champions League hat trick since Luis Díaz in 2024 during a 6-3 win over LASK. The Reds built up a 4-0 lead early in the second half, a big enough cushion to hold off a late push by the Austrian side.According to Opta, the match was just the 15th in the competition's history to have at least nine goals scored.Gjivai Zechiël, Anis Hadj Moussa and an own goal by Robert Sánchez helped Feyenoord upend Como 3-2 to earn the Dutch side its first Champions League win of the season.Wednesday's Champions League scoresFT: Feyenoord 3-2 ComoFT: LASK 3-6 Liverpool3 p.m. ET: Roma vs. Real Madrid3 p.m. ET: Aston Villa vs. Fenerbahçe3 p.m. ET: Bodø/Glimt vs. Borussia Dortmund3 p.m. ET: Manchester City vs. PSG3 p.m. ET: Real Betis vs. Porto3 p.m. ET: Shakhtar Donetsk vs. AEK Athens3 p.m. ET: Slovan Bratislava vs. StuttgartFollow along with Yahoo Sports for all of Wednesday's highlights of Matchday 2:2026-27 Champions League scheduleMatchday 1: Sept. 8-10Matchday 2: Oct. 13-14Matchday 3: Oct. 20-21Matchday 4: Nov. 3-4Matchday 5: Nov. 24-25Matchday 6: Dec. 8-9Matchday 7: Jan. 19-20Matchday 8: Jan. 27Knockout phase playoffs: Feb. 16-17 and 23-24Round of 16: March 9-10 and 16-17Quarterfinals: April 6-7 and 13-14Semifinals: April 27-28 and May 4-5Final: June 5 (Madrid)