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Football Overnight Updates: Real Madrid Lose 0-1 for First Defeat! Liverpool Win First Match 2-0, PSG Still Without a Win After 1-2 Loss

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04/09/2026 23:00:54 NeNaZavode

On September 5 Beijing time, new major events took place in football overnight. Real Madrid suffered their first defeat of the season with a 0-1 loss, Liverpool secured their first win of the new season with a 2-0 victory, and Paris Saint-Germain remained winless in the season after a 1-2 defeat.

Football Overnight Updates: Real Madrid Lose 0-1 for First Defeat! Liverpool Win First Match 2-0, PSG Still Without a Win After 1-2 Loss

La Liga: Real Madrid 0-1 Real Betis

In the fourth round of La Liga, Real Madrid lost 0-1 away to Real Betis, suffering their first defeat of the season and ending their three-game winning start. Vinicius hit the post with an open goal opportunity, Mbappe had two efforts blocked, Palote scored in the 81st minute, Espe's goal was ruled out for offside, Vinicius won a penalty, and Mbappe missed the stoppage-time spot kick.

Football Overnight Updates: Real Madrid Lose 0-1 for First Defeat! Liverpool Win First Match 2-0, PSG Still Without a Win After 1-2 Loss

Premier League: Liverpool 2-0 Ipswich Town

In the third round of the Premier League, Liverpool defeated Ipswich Town 2-0 away from home, ending a run of two consecutive draws and securing their first win of the new season. Isak scored twice, Gakpo provided two assists, Barcola made his debut after coming on as a substitute, and Szoboszlai was brought down inside the penalty area. After VAR review, it was confirmed that Szoboszlai was offside first, so no penalty was awarded.

Football Overnight Updates: Real Madrid Lose 0-1 for First Defeat! Liverpool Win First Match 2-0, PSG Still Without a Win After 1-2 Loss

Ligue 1: Paris Saint-Germain 1-2 Monaco

In the third round of Ligue 1, Paris Saint-Germain lost 1-2 at home to Monaco, extending their league winless run to three matches, while Monaco won all three matches to move to the top of the table. Marquinhos scored from a close-range effort to open the scoring, Akliouche's powerful shot hit the crossbar, substitute Teze assisted Nazziniou's headed equalizer, Idumbo scored a powerful strike to complete the comeback, and Ferran's late goal was ruled out because Dembele was offside beforehand.

Football Overnight Updates: Real Madrid Lose 0-1 for First Defeat! Liverpool Win First Match 2-0, PSG Still Without a Win After 1-2 Loss

Official announcement: PSG renew contracts with six people

Paris Saint-Germain officially announced contract renewals with head coach Enrique and five players including Neves, Fabian, Pacho, Beraldo, and Mayulu. Enrique's contract with Paris will be extended until 2030.

Football Overnight Updates: Real Madrid Lose 0-1 for First Defeat! Liverpool Win First Match 2-0, PSG Still Without a Win After 1-2 Loss

Mourinho receives yellow card

After Real Madrid's 0-1 defeat to Real Betis, head coach Mourinho attended the post-match press conference and spoke about receiving a yellow card. He said: "I don't know why I was given a yellow card, but I accept it. I stood up because it seemed that there was a Betis player lying in front of the bench. But I am not sure, I cannot tell you. I saw many people on the bench looking at the replay on television and they were very frustrated."

Football Overnight Updates: Real Madrid Lose 0-1 for First Defeat! Liverpool Win First Match 2-0, PSG Still Without a Win After 1-2 Loss

Mbappe's penalty saved and incident involving goalkeeper

In the final moments, Mbappe's penalty was saved by Betis goalkeeper Valles, and his follow-up effort was also stopped. Valles then approached Mbappe and taunted him at close range, making chest-to-chest contact with him. Mbappe waved him away and pushed him back, while Bellingham stepped forward in support of Mbappe.

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