US EditionFour takeaways from Tuesday’s Champions League action: Bayern Munich and Endrick make history, Americans shine
- Bayern Munich defeated Dinamo Zagreb 9-2, becoming the first team to score nine goals in a Champions League match, surpassing their 1983/84 record.
- Endrick became Real Madrid's youngest goalscorer in European competitions at 18 years and 58 days, breaking Raúl's record.
- Two American players scored in six Champions League games, marking the first match with five U.S. players participating.
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Four takeaways from Tuesday’s Champions League action: Bayern Munich and Endrick make history, Americans shine
The Champions League returned on Tuesday with a bang. Bayern Munich and Real Madrid’s Endrick made history and American players scored goals for their teams.
·Atlanta, United States
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Among football fans, the high victory of Bayern Munich still resonates, which eliminated Dinamo Zagreb with a score of 9:2 (3:0) in the Champions League last night.
Striker Harry Kane was involved in FC Bayern's gala against Dinamo Zagreb with four goals. But he also issued a warning after the game.
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