The report says Ferran Torres scored three times in his first Champions League appearance for PSG, while Ousmane Dembélé added two. That attacking spread gave Paris the biggest scoreline among the results cited and placed Torres at the centre of the night’s headline performance.
A five-goal contribution from two forwards also underlined PSG’s depth in the final third. The result was not built around one isolated moment; Torres supplied the hat-trick and Dembélé provided a second major source of goals.
Barcelona reportedly responded with five goals of their own against Feyenoord. Raphinha scored twice, continuing the strong start to the season noted in the report, while Lamine Yamal added a free-kick goal that cleared the defensive wall.
That combination matters for Barcelona. Raphinha’s finishing gave the side direct output, while Yamal’s set-piece goal added another route through a match. A 5-1 victory also ensured the Spanish club matched PSG’s emphatic opening statement, even if Paris finished with one more goal.
The report also says Arsenal and Liverpool began with victories, meaning four prominent clubs opened the competition with three points. PSG’s six goals and Barcelona’s five, however, made them the clearest attacking highlights of the round.
One match cannot define a Champions League campaign, but it can shape the early narrative. The next round will test whether PSG and Barcelona can reproduce that attacking efficiency against stronger resistance, when defensive errors are fewer and chances are harder to create.