Champions League round-up: PSG sweep aside lacklustre Real Madrid

Paris Saint-Germain swept Real Madrid aside with an accomplished display in a 3-0 win over the 13-time European champions.

Angel Di Maria struck a first-half Champions League brace against his old team to put Thomas Tuchel's men in control at Parc des Princes.

He fired home with 14 minutes played after Juan Bernat's cut-back before he superbly curled in from outside the area in the 33rd minute after good work by Idrissa Gueye, formerly of Everton.

Gareth Bale had a goal ruled out soon after for Madrid by VAR due to handball and PSG rubbed salt into the wound with a third in stoppage time after Bernat chipped to fellow full-back Thomas Meunier, who volleyed into the net.

"Clearly they were better than us in every department - in the way they played, in midfield," Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane said.

"What upset me is that we did not put enough intensity in the game and at that level of competition, it's not possible."

Also in Group A, Club Brugge and Galatasaray played out a goalless draw in the early kick-off at Jan Breydel Stadium.

The result extended the unbeaten run of the Belgium club in the competition, but they were left to rue a hatful of missed chances.

Atletico fight back against Juve

Atletico Madrid fought back from two goals down to earn a 2-2 draw at home to Juventus in Group B with Stefan Savic and Hector Herrera scoring in the final 20 minutes at Wanda Metropolitano.

Juan Cuadrado and Blaise Matuidi had put Maurizio Sarri's men ahead early in the second half before Herrera produced a dramatic stoppage-time equaliser.

Elsewhere in Group D, Lokomotiv Moscow are top after a 2-1 win at Bayer Leverkusen following first-half goals by Grzegorz Krychowiak and Dimitri Barinov. Benedikt Howedes had put through his own net after 25 minutes.

Bayern top Group B

In Tottenham's group, Bayern Munich sit top after a 3-0 home win over Red Star Belgrade, but they were made to work hard for it.

The hosts did not open the scoring until the 34th minute when Ivan Perisic got to the byline and found Kingsley Coman, who headed home.

Late goals by Robert Lewandowski - with 80 gone - and Thomas Muller, who became the club's record Champions League appearance maker with his 106th game in the competition, confirmed the points for Bayern.

Earlier in the day, Tottenham, not for the first time this season, let a two-goal lead slip and had to settle for a point from a 2-2 draw away to Olympiakos.