The UEFA Champions League is back with a bang after Tuesday's opening League Phase games which saw Real Madrid, Liverpool, Bayern Munich, Juventus, Sporting CP and Aston Villa all claim wins on Matchday One.

Follow today’s Champions League build-up and match action live Harry Kane scored four goals to become England’s all-time leading goalscorer in the Champions League on a record-breaking night for the Bayern Munich striker.

By scoring nine goals Bayern Munich created a new record of becoming the team with the most goals in a single Champions League match.

Harry Kane's four goals are the highlight of the first matchday, while Celtic and Borussia Dortmund join Bayern Munich in getting off to flying starts.

Harry Kane broke Wayne Rooney’s record for the most Champions League goals by an English player when the Bayern Munich striker scored four times against Dinamo Zagreb on Tuesday. It was one of several records broken as Bayern routed Dinamo Zagreb 9-2 in one of the highest-scoring games in Champions League history — and an emphatic start to European competition for new coach Vincent Kompany.

Harry Kane became the highest-scoring Englishman in UEFA Champions League history on Tuesday during Bayern Munich's 9-2 thrashing of Dinamo Zagreb.The striker took his all-time tally to 33 with four

On Tuesday, Champions League play returned with a bang as there were 27 goals scored across only six matches with Bayern Munich leading the way with a record-breaking nine. From top to bottom, it was an eventful day which means it's a good time to look back on some of the biggest moments of Matchday 1.

A closer look at Harry Kane’s Champions League scoring spree - Here, the PA news agency looks at a historic night.

England has produced many a gem over the years, but only a handful have left their mark in the Champions League. Here are the top 5.

No English player has scored more UEFA Champions League goals than Harry Kane.Prior to Bayern Munich's 9-2 thumping of Dinamo Zagreb on Tuesday night, Wayne Rooney held that accolade, leading the way

Harry Kane opened the scoring from the spot for Bayern Munich after 19 minutes and a second-half hat trick took him to 33 Champions League goals, the most of any Englishman.