7: 2! All members of Paris Saint-Germain are at their disposal to become the Bundesliga champions, beating Inter Milan and Arsenal to top the list.

Last season, under the leadership of Enrique, Paris won the Champions League for the first time in history, and also won the European Super Cup before the start of the season. As the defending champion, Paris beat Atlanta and Barcelona with 4 goals in the first two rounds of the Champions League. In the early morning of October 22, Paris came to the Bayer Arena to play away against Bayer Leverkusen. Enrique's team was completely merciless, scoring 7 goals in the game, and Paris returned with a 7:2 victory.

After Jurdman replaced Ten Hag as Leverkusen's new coach, the company's performance rebounded significantly and was unbeaten in 7 games before the game. In this battle, Kvaratschelia returned to form an offensive trident with Barkola and Maiulu; Douai continued to play in the midfield to partner with Emery and Vitinha; Nuno Mendes, Pacho, Zabarny, and Ashraf led the defense, and Chevalier guarded the goal.

In the first half of the game, the two teams directly started to attack; in the 7th minute, Mendes sent a cross from a tactical corner kick, and Pacho jumped high and scored with a header, 1:0! Paris Saint-Germain had a fantastic start. In the 25th minute, Zabarni was awarded a yellow dot for a foul in the penalty area, but Grimaldo took the penalty kick and hit the post to pop out! In the 29th minute, Balkra made a pass, and Mayulu stopped the ball in his chest and shot back to the post.

In the 33rd minute, Andrich directly elbowed Douai during the fight for the top. The referee changed the red card after watching VAR and sent him off; however, just 5 minutes later, Zabarni committed a defensive foul in the penalty area, received a second yellow card and was sent off. Alex Garcia made a penalty kick, 1:1! In the 41st minute, Douai advanced the counterattack with the ball and immediately moved forward to the penalty area to grab the point. Kvarackhelia caught the ball and immediately hit the middle. The former scored with a low shot, 2:1!

In the 44th minute, Paris successfully counterattacked in the frontcourt. Kvarac Helija cut in and hit the post and bounced into the net, 3:1! Before halftime, Leverkusen failed to attack and was hit by a quick counterattack. Ashraf accurately scored the ball, and Douai scored twice with a long-range shot, 4:1!

In the second half, the two teams scored the same goal. In the 50th minute, Vitinha easily held the ball in the left rib of the frontcourt and advanced through the ball. Mendes moved just in time to receive the shot from the near corner and scored another victory, 5:1! In the 54th minute, Alex Garcia suddenly kicked off and hit a powerful long-range shot from more than 20 meters away from the goal. Chevalier stood there stunned and watched the opponent score in a world wave, 5:2! In the 66th minute, Mendes made a direct pass from the left. Barkra's speed advantage forced him to beat Tapsoba and hit him horizontally. Dembele, who had just come on as a substitute, easily pushed the ball through his crotch and into the net, 6:2! This is Dembele's first goal since winning the Ballon d'Or.

Leverkusen has become the second German team in the history of the Champions League to score 6 goals at home after Schalke 04 lost 1-6 to Real Madrid at home in February 2014. In the 90th minute, Vitinha's powerful long-range shot from the top of the arc also scored a world wave, 7:2! In the end, in this goal battle, Paris won 7:2; they scored 13 goals in 3 rounds of the Champions League. With the advantage of goal difference, they beat Inter Milan and Arsenal, who both had 3 consecutive victories, to take the top spot.