The 35-year-old from Rosario balanced the board provisionally, at 37m. of the first period, to put the equality 1-1, after a surprising start of the Israeli team.
And in the second stage, the number 30 of the French team scored a perfect qualification for the very fast Kylian Mbappewho defined a cross and scored the partial 2-1 for those led by DT Christophe Galtier, who have two successes and lead the area, along with Benfica from Portugal.
PSG’s third goal, also a leader in the French League I, was the work of Brazilian crack Neymar, at 43m. of the second period, as reproduced by ?Sky sports?.
Maccabi Haifa, who played at home at the Sammy Ofer Stadium, had opened the account through Tjarron Chery (Pt. 24m.), after having clearly dominated in the initial stretch of the match.
Messi, who has accumulated 126 goals throughout his various participations in Champions League matches, has scored 5 goals and 7 assists in 10 games, in the current PSG campaign in the 2022-2023 season.
In the remaining match of the group, Benfica gave another blow to the scene, reacting and beating Juventus as a visitor, in Turin, by 2-1.
In the Lisbon team, defender Nicolás Otamendi and midfielder Enzo Fernández performed, who put together a fantastic maneuver in the play that led to the second goal of the “Aguilas”, converted by the Brazilian David Neres (St. 10m.). Midfielder Joao Mario (Pt. 43m.) had established provisional equality, through a penalty kick.
The Italian team opened the account through a header from Arkadiusz Milik (Pt. 4m.). In Juventus, the central midfielder from Buenos Aires, Leandro Paredes, acted from the start and at a good level, while Rosario winger Angel Di María, already recovered from an annoyance, entered in the second half.
In zone A, meanwhile, Nápoli ratified their good progress and added their second consecutive victory, beating Rangers, from Scotland, 3-0 as a visitor.
Striker Giovanni Simeone was there from the start and was replaced by Giácomo Raspadori, who scored the second goal led by DT Luciano Spalletti.
For group G, meanwhile, Manchester City reacted in the last minutes and beat Borussia Dortmund 2-1.
The German team took the lead thanks to the British Jude Bellingham (St. 11m.), but Pep Guardiola’s men recovered with goals from John Stones (St. 35m.) and the Norwegian Erling Haaland (St. 39m. ), who designed a pirouette in the air to become the executioner of his former team.
Attacker Julián Alvarez (former River Plate) joined the British team (6 points in two presentations) during the second period, replacing Algerian Riyad Mahrez.
For its part, in Denmark, the local FC Copenhagen equaled 0-0 with Sevilla. Midfielder Erik Lamela (former River Plate) joined the Spanish cast from the start, while Alejandro ?Papu? Gómez (former Arsenal and San Lorenzo) came on in the second half.
The current champion, Real Madrid, beat RB Leipzig, from Germany, 2-0, with goals from Uruguayan Federico Valverde and Asensio, both converted in the closing leg of the match played at the Santiago Bernabeu.
In the remaining match of zone F, in Warsaw (Poland), the Ukrainian Shakhtar Donetsk equalized 1-1 with the Scottish Celtic, whose bias showed an opposing and condemnatory banner towards the figure of Queen Elizabeth II, the recently deceased British monarch.
For section E, meanwhile, Milan from Italy beat Dinamo Zagreb from Croatia 3-1, while Chelsea equalized in London with RB Salzburg from Austria, which had the support of Pampas midfielder Nicolás Capaldo (former Boca Juniors).
Source: Ambito
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