Champions League: Feyenoord edge out Milan, Club Brugge defeat Atalanta
- Igor Paixão’s strike downs Rossoneri in Rotterdam
- Controversial penalty gives Brugge late success
Feyenoord held out for a 1-0 win at home against Milan in their Champions League playoff first leg after scoring the only goal of the game in the third minute.
Igor Paixão cut in from the left and saw his speculative low drive sneak past Mike Maignan at the near post. Milan drew a blank in response to leave them with work to do in their home fixture.
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