CNN —High-scoring matches, unwanted records and an unlikely winning run – Tuesday’s UEFA Champions League round seemed to have it all.
Manchester City equals ‘unbeaten’ recordManchester City has set a number of records while commanding the English Premier League in recent seasons, but it appears its dominance also stretches to the Champions League.
The Scottish side was unbeaten this season heading into the game, having also won its first Champions League match 5-1 last month.
While City and Dortmund won easily on Tuesday, Barcelona also thrashed Young Boys 5-0 and Internazionale beat Red Star Belgrade 4-0.
The French side continued its perfect start to the new Champions League season with a 4-0 win against Red Bull Salzburg on Tuesday.
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