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Villarreal 0, Paris Saint Germain 6

Paris Saint-Germain scored four goals in the first 17 minutes, which AP says is the quickest any team has managed in the competition's history, and went on to win 6-0 in Villarreal.

João Neves, Désiré Doué and Senny Mayulu scored in a five-minute span, and Fabián Ruiz swept in the fourth. Ruiz added a fifth after the break with a clever run and finish. Then 17-year-old David Boly marked his Champions League debut with the sixth.

The reigning champions did it without Ousmane Dembélé or Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, CBS Sports noted. Four wins from four keeps Luis Enrique's side perfect. Ruiz was UEFA's player of the match.

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Cardiff 3, West Ham 3

Scott Parker signed a two-and-a-half-year deal at West Ham on Wednesday morning. By half-time on Wednesday night his side were 3-0 down. By the final whistle he had a point and a story.

Jack Moylan was unstoppable in the first half. The former Lincoln City striker found a pocket of space on the edge of the area after 11 minutes and rifled the ball past Mads Hermansen into the top corner from 20 yards. He scored the second from the spot on 37 minutes after slowing down for Morato to bundle him over, then came in behind Will Fish to head in Joel Bagan's corner two minutes later. It was 3-0 at the break.

Parker sent on Mohamadou Kante and Joel Piroe at half-time. On 58 minutes Bowen floated a pass through and Divine Mukasa lifted it over Nathan Trott and in off a post.

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Oxford Utd 2, Reading 0

Reading came to the Kassam knowing a win would take them above Oxford United. They left four points behind them, beaten by two players who started on the bench.

It was goalless at half-time and stayed that way until the 71st minute, when Cameron Brannagan set up substitute G. O'Donkor to break the deadlock. Seven minutes later O'Donkor turned provider for fellow substitute M. Missanga, and the game was settled.

The win stretches Oxford's unbeaten run in League One to ten games and lifts them to third, on 26 points.

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Northampton 0, Oldham 1

Oliver Norburn's strike from outside the box won it for Oldham Athletic at Sixfields, a right-footed shot into the bottom left corner after 70 minutes and his first goal for the club.

Oldham were without Kai Payne and Kane Drummond, who are serving bans after their red cards against Crawley. Calum Kavanagh had already hit the bar for the visitors. Northampton kept pressing, with Matty Warhurst having several efforts, but Mathew Hudson held firm in the Oldham goal.

"I thought it was a low quality League Two game to be honest and we've come out on the wrong end of the result," Northampton boss Chris Hogg admitted. "We didn't do enough to win the game." He added: "But we didn't take our chances and then we got done with a poor goal at the other end. It's frustrating and disappointing but that's football."

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