Bayern Munich and its top man Harry Kane organized a historic goal rush in the opening round of the Champions League group stage.
In the opening round of the Champions League group stage, Bayern Munich crushed Dinamo Zagreb by a historic 9-2. The top man of the German club Harry Kane scored four goals, three of which came from penalty kicks.
Bayern are the first club in the Champions League to score nine goals in one match. The German giant’s other goals were scored twice Michael Olise mixed Raphael Guerreiro, Leroy Sané and Leon Goretzka.
The hat-trick was the second in a row for the 31-year-old Kane, as three days earlier he scored three goals in the Bundesliga. Kane has now scored 53 goals in the 50 matches he has played for Bayern.
At the same time, the Englishman also became the player with the most goals in the Champions League for his country on Tuesday, when he passed with his 33 UCL goals Wayne Rooney’s.
If we take into account Kane’s national team game on September 10 against Huuhkaji and his two goals in a 2–0 victory, Kane has rattled the opponent’s goal nets a total of nine times during the week.
Liverpool and Real to 3–1 victories
Liverpool easily beat Milan 3–1 at San Siro after initially losing to the home team Christian Pulisic with a fast finish.
Ibrahima Konate and Virgil van Dijk gave Liverpool the lead in the opening half with their special situation goals, headers. Hungarian Dominik Szoboszlai sealed the deserved away points for Liverpool.
Reigning champion Real Madrid rose to a 3-1 home win over Stuttgart in the last ten minutes.
All goals were scored in the second half. Scored his first UCL goal in a Real Madrid shirt Kylian Mbappe put Real in the lead right after the break. Stuttgart’s equalizer came from a corner kick Deniz Undav. In the end, Real took the points Antonio Rudiger’s and Endrick’s (90+5) with successes.
Round matches and table
Champions League opening round 17-19 September.
Tue 17.09.
Juventus – PSV Eindhoven 3 to 1
Young Boys – Aston Villa 0 to 3
Bayern M – Dinamo Zagreb 9 to 2
Real Madrid – VfB Stuttgart 3 to 1
Milan – Liverpool 1–3
Sporting CP – Lille 2–0
Wed 18.09.
Bologna – Shakhtar D 19.45
Sparta Prague – Salzburg 19.45
Man City – Inter 22.00
Club Brugge – Dortmund 22.00
PSG – Girona 22.00
Celtic – Slovan B 22.00