Union Saint-Gilloise shock PSV on Champions League debut
Union Saint-Gilloise enjoyed a dream Champions League debut with a historic success at PSV Eindhoven.
The Belgian side won their first Pro League title in 90 years last term to qualify for the competition for the first time in their history.
And they rose to the occasion, getting off to the perfect start with a ninth-minute opener from the penalty spot after Ricardo Pepi caught former Portsmouth defender Christian Burgess in the box with a high challenge.
Promise David stepped up to become the club's first Champions League goalscorer as he calmly slotted past PSV keeper Matej Kovar.
Union doubled their lead in the 39th minute to silence the home fans at Philips Stadion thanks to a terrific solo goal from Anouar Ait El Hadj.
The Belgian midfielder latched on to a loose ball in the middle of the park before storming into the box and hammering home a low strike.
And Kevin Mac Allister - brother of Liverpool midfielder Alexis - wrapped up the perfect evening for Union when he bundled home from a corner with nine minutes left.
Ruben van Bommel, who hit the crossbar for the hosts earlier, poked home a 90th-minute consolation, but it was another disappointing home result for PSV, who were thrashed 7-1 by Arsenal in the last 16 last season.
Peter Bosz's side will try to get their league phase campaign back on track when they visit Bayer Leverkusen on 1 October, while Newcastle travel to Union on the same night.
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