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Real Madrid made light work of RB Leipzig to keep their 100% record in tact to start the UEFA Champions League season.

The Spannish juggernaut who entered matchday three off the back of wins over Inter and Roma, cruised home thanks to a second half flurry of goals in the Bernabeu.

Bernardo Silva had their noses in front before the break before Arda Guler doubled the advantage just seven minutes into the second period. Kylian Mbappe and Yann Diomande also got on the scoresheet with Tidiam Gomis pulling one back for the visitors.

Jose Mourinho's men sit in fourth place on nine points after three games, only trailing PSG, Aston Villa and Liverpool.

Ten-man Inter bagged a much needed win on home soil as they overcame Shaktar Donetsk in the San Siro. Carlos Augusto bagged the only goal of the game for home side who saw Allessandro Bastoni sent off just nine minutes prior.

In one of Wednesday's early games, Galatasary left France with all three points thanks to a 4-2 win away to Lille. Yunus Akgun gave the visitors the lead just two minutes in before Soriba Diaoune's brace had the home side in front.

However the Turkish outfit swung back momentum, with Aleksei Batrakov and Victor Osimhen netting either side of a Nabil Bentaleb own goal.

Elsewhere they were wins for Austrian club LASK away to Sporting Lisbon by 3-2, while Club Brugge were routine 3-0 winners over Lens.