22/23 UEFA Europa League Standings And Goal Chart After Final Round of Group Stage 4 Results
Another round of fixtures in the UEFA Europa League Group Stage four (4), which also served as a return leg, concluded today with impressive results:
Arsenal defeated Bodo/Glimt in an early kickoff in Norway, thanks to a lone goal from Bukayo Saka, to remain unbeaten after three games.
Similar to group rival PSV Eindhoven, who recorded another five-goal thrilling performance against FC Zurich in back-to-back results to put pressure on Arsenal's top spot in Group A.
AS Roma drew a point at Real Betis in Spain to remain in the competition [1-1].
Real Sociedad, the Group E leader, defeated 10-man Sheriff Tiraspol 3-0 at home to emerge as favorites for the next phase [round 1/16] on the accounts.Dominant Manchester United defeated resilient Omonia Nicosia at Old Trafford thanks to Scott McTominay's assist after 34 recorded shot attempts - 12 on target were stopped by Nigerian goalkeeper, Francis Uzoho.
Other outcomes include:
Dynamo Kyiv 0-1 Stade Rennais, Ludogorets Razgrad 2-0 HJK, Saint-Gilloise 3-3 AEK Larnaca 1-2 Fenerbahce Union Berlin 1-0 Sporting Braga, Malmo FF, Feyenoord 2-2 Midtjylland, Lazio 2-2 Sturm Graz, Nantes 0-4 SC Freiburg defeated Olympiacos 1-0, Qarabag FK defeated Olympiacos 0-0, Ferencvarosi TC defeated Crvena Zvezda 2-1, and Trabzonspor defeated Monaco 4-0. The most recent updates to the UEFA Europa League Group Stage four (4) Standings and Goal Chart can be found below.
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