The Champions League had a completely crazy evening this Wednesday. With 46 goals scored in nine matches, the second evening of the second day has, in fact, established a new record in the history of the competition, surpassing by three achievements the previous mark, set in October 2025. No match ended in a goalless draw, to the delight of fans of attacking football. A total of 78 goals were scored across the second day, another record for the league stage of the competition.
Among the most spectacular encounters, Liverpool dominated LASK (6-3), while Aston Villa crushed Fenerbahçe (6-0). Real Madrid also made an impression by overthrowing AS Roma (4-3), after being led 3-1, while PSG won on the pitch of Manchester City (4-2), at the end of a match full of twists and turns. With six out of nine matches counting at least five goals, this European evening confirmed the spectacular nature of this edition.
