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Shakhtar Donetsk, who are the first Ukrainian side to contend in quite a while in a competition since their nation was attacked by Russia, got a paramount triumph against German Cup champions RB Leipzig, and the way the celebrated showed their love and support to their country in Champions League win.
Marian Shved got either side of Mohamed Simakan’s strike for 2-1, as the hosts suffered a heavenly 4-1 win of additional goals from the great 21-year-old Mykhaylo Mudryk and ex-Ajax forward Lassina Traore.
In Group F after the Champions League first group games, Shakhtar Donetsk are sitting on top of the table, while the likes of Real Madrid, RB Leipzig and Celtic are behind.
The night had a place with Shakhtar, who were happy to be back to active football with a major win in their Champions League opener in the 2022/23 campaign. How will the club fare in the competition, with the situation in country after their first major win over Celtic?
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