Beşiktaş stays perfect in Champions League

Besiktas shutout Germany's RB Liepzig on Tuesday to continue an impress run in the UEFA Champions League.

The Istanbul club went into the match at Vodafone Park on the heels of a defeat last weekend by rival Fenerbahce but showed resilience by finding the opening goal in 11th minute on a low, driven shot by Ryan Babel.

Dominating the possessions and creating dangerous chances on Liepzig’s goal, the Black Eagles doubled the margin in the 43rd minute when Brazilian midfielder Anderson Talisca managed to convert a masterful cross from Portuguese winger Ricardo Quaresma on a header that found the net.

The two teams created their fair number of chances in the second-half but the 2-0 score line remained the same as Besiktas completed back-to-back wins in the Champions League for the first time in 20 years.

The win also set Besiktas apart from other teams in the in the group with 6 points. Porto is second at three points and Monaco and Leipzig each have one point.

Besiktas has a 10-game unbeaten streak at home in European matches. The Turkish side managed to break the spell against German opponents, securing its first win in eight matches.

In another Group G clash, striker Vincent Aboubakar scored twice for Porto in a 3-0 win over Monaco at Stade Louis II.