Manchester United came back from two goals down to beat Roma 3-2 in a Champions League match, according to a BBC News report on the result. The BBC's summary also asked what the other best fightbacks in Champions League history were, placing the United win in that wider context.
The Guardian covered the same fixture in a Guardian live blog on Manchester United v Roma written by Will Unwin. According to the Guardian's summary, the coverage began with the 8pm GMT kick-off and offered live scores and league phase standings. The Guardian's summary also noted that Roma sat one place above Como in Serie A, and that the writer had gone to see Michael Carrick the previous day for "a bit of knockabout fun," a detail the summary gave without further explanation.
The two outlets differ in focus. The Guardian's page is a live account built around the kick-off and the competition standings, while the BBC piece centers on the result and its place among past comebacks. Neither summary gives the scorers, the minute of each goal, or the venue.
The reports also rest on different material. Only the BBC summary states the comeback itself. The Guardian summary does not describe the score, so the two sources cannot be checked against each other on the result.
The summaries available for this report are short. Neither the BBC nor The Guardian summary includes match statistics, team line-ups, or quotes from either club. Readers seeking those details should consult each outlet's full page directly.
Sources: The Guardian: Manchester United v Roma: Champions League - live; BBC News: Man Utd beat Roma - the other great Champions League comebacks.