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Minute 590–1
Til scores, Porto 0–1 PSV
Guus Til opened the scoring in the 57th minute of this Champions League matchday 3 game. He finished after an assist from Sven Mijnans and put PSV in front.
Number of the match: 57th minute — That was when the first goal of the match came, putting PSV in front.
Live · half-time · 0–0
Porto – PSV: goalless at half-time in the Champions League
In Matchday 3 of the Champions League, Porto and PSV head into the dressing room at 0–0. The visitors had more of the ball and took more shots.
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Number of the match0Porto did not have a single shot on target in the first half.
PSV with more of the ball. PSV had 67% possession in the first half, Porto 33%. The visitors took 10 shots, the hosts four. The only shot on target belonged to PSV; Porto had none. There was one corner each.
Porto had scored in four matches in a row. Porto scored in four consecutive matches. They have not extended that run by half-time, as the game remains goalless.
Before the match
PSV have lost their last three away games ahead of the Champions League tie with Porto
Porto host PSV in the third round of the Champions League. The visitors have one point from two games and have lost their last three away matches.
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Number of the matchthreeThat is how many of their last away games PSV have lost, a side who are clearly worse away from home than at home.
PSV on one point and weaker away from home
PSV drew 1–1 with Shakhtar and lost 0–1 to RB Leipzig. That leaves them with one point from two rounds in the Champions League. Away from their own stadium, the Dutch side are clearly worse than at home. PSV's last visit to Porto ended in a 2–2 draw in 1992.
Porto after defeat in Seville
The hosts have no points yet in this season's Champions League. In the second round Porto lost 2–3 in Seville. They led 2–1 thanks to goals from Gabriel Veiga and Samu Omorodion, but conceded two late goals, scored by Cucho Hernández and Isco. Porto have scored in their last four games. Coach Francesco Farioli is convinced his side will win their first Champions League points against PSV. He stresses the importance of playing in front of their own fans.
Injuries on both sides
Porto will be without the injured João Costa, Vasco Sousa and William Gomes. PSV will miss Alassane Pléa, Kiliann Sildillia, Jerdy Schouten, Adamo Nagalo, Paul Wanner and Ricardo Pepi through injury. Sports Mole adds Sam Lammers to that list. Guus Til is also doubtful, having come off in the game against ADO.
Why this rating
Four pillars, each measured against the same league over the last 12 months.
Dramaweight 50%Settled by 88′.Some excitement, but no big twists.5.2Drama: 5.2 out of 10
Heroesweight 20%Til scored the winner.Solid performances, no single big hero.3.4Heroes: 3.4 out of 10
Stakesweight 15%A clash of big clubs.7.1Stakes: 7.1 out of 10
Quality of playweight 15%xG 3.7.5.3Quality of play: 5.3 out of 10
Match ECG
A spike = a twist. The shading = how open the result still was.
Worth watching: Highlights will do
GolVolt rating 5.0more watchable than 50% of Champions League matches
57'Guus Til0:1twist
0'half-time90+3'
The GolVolt rating comes from four pillars — drama, heroes, stakes and quality of play — measured against this league's matches of the last 12 months (model nap-v2).
Pro extends the free match profile with its own goals model, lineup stability and results from similar fixtures. Coverage depends on the available data.