Schalke 04 vs Hapoel Tel Aviv Highlights: Champions League

Raul grabbed a brace to help Schalke to a comfortable to victory as they dominated Hapoel Tel Aviv. A further strike from Jose Manuel Jurado all but ended the contest and ensured that Schalke remain second in the group, although there was still time for Itay Shechter to grab a late consolation goal for the visitors.

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Twente Enschede vs Werder Bremen Highlights: Champions League

FC Twente and Werder Bremen are yet to score a victory in Champions League Group A after sharing the spoils in an keenly contested encounter. Theo Janssen opened the scoring for the hosts after 75 minutes but substitute Marko Arnautovic came up with the equaliser for Bremen just five minutes later. The stalemate leaves both sides on two points after picking up two draws and a defeat from each of their opening three games. They both trail second-placed Spurs by a point after the London outfit went down 4-3 to leaders Inter Milan.

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Bayern Munich vs CFR Cluj-Napoca Highlights

Bayern Munich were lucky enough for a pair of own goals as they maintained their perfect start in Champions League Group E with victory over Cluj at the Allianz Arena. The result gave last season’s runners up a firm grip over their section, however, they struggled after falling behind to Cluj skipper Ricardo Cadu’s header after 27 minutes.

Cadu’s night turned sour soon after when he unluckily put the ball into his own net before Cristian Panin did the same six minutes later. It proved decisive on a night when Cluj otherwise matched their hosts and Mario Gomez added a third for Bayern to render Juan Emmanuel Culio’s late strike a consolation effort.

Bayern’s win moved them up to nine points and, after Basel beat Roma 3-1 in the other game in the group, gave them a six-point cushion over their rivals.

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Schalke 04 vs VfB Stuttgart Highlights: Bundesliga

Klaas Jan Huntelaar’s late penalty earned Schalke a draw at home against Stuttgart in a result which helps neither team in their fights to move up the standings. Timo Gebhart gave Stuttgart the lead in the 15th minute but the hosts equalised through Edu after 29 minutes. Stuttgart again grabbed the lead in the 74th minute with Martin Harnik’s goal before Huntelaar’s spot-kick came in the 80th minute.

Schalke are still looking for their first Bundesliga victory at home this season although they improved their standings to 16th place. Stuttgart, who sacked coach Christian Gross during the national team break and replaced him with his assistant Jens Keller, now have four points and are bottom of the table.

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