Meanwhile, Fernando Torres scored twice as Chelsea won 3-0 at Schalke to replace the German side at the top of Group E in the Champions League on Tuesday.
On his 100th start for Chelsea, Torres scored with a simple header in the fifth minute after being left unmarked at the far post for a corner.
Torres effectively sealed the result on a counterattack in the 69th, when Oscar crossed for the Spaniard to take it past the goalkeeper with his first touch and slot to the empty net with his next.
Eden Hazard wrapped up the scoring three minutes from time on another breakaway, helped by Torres' intelligent run.
Steaua Bucharest drew 1-1 at home with Basel in the other group game, meaning Schalke is second behind Chelsea on goal difference.
In Italy, Leo Messi scored a first-half equaliser to earn Barcelona a 1-1 draw against AC Milan in Group H of the Champions League on Tuesday.
Robinho gave Milan a deserved lead after only nine minutes, steering the ball home from close range after he and fellow Brazilian Kaka pounced on some poor defending by Barcelona. Messi leveled in the 23rd from a similar range after being left in space by Milan's rearguard.
Barcelona completely dominated the second half, but created little in the way of scoring chances against a packed Milan defense.
Barcelona, which had previously beaten Ajax and Celtic, remains two points clear of Milan at the top of the group.
-AP
