Cristiano Ronaldo found the back of the net at the Parc des Princes to keep up his spectacular run of form in the Champions League. His competitors once again stand little chance of claiming the tournament's golden boot.
The Portuguese striker is just five goals away from matching his personal best set in 2013/14, while Gonzalo Higuain and Paulo Dybala scored their fifth and first goals, respectively, for Juventus to overcome Tottenham at Wembley.
On Tuesday, Ronaldo opened the scoring in Paris with a clinical header in the second half, bringing him a step closer to the 17 goals he scored to help Real Madrid to their tenth continental trophy in 2014.
Edinson Cavani also made the scoresheet to bring his total up to seven, the same number as Harry Kane. They are both in second position behind Ronaldo but have missed the chance to beat the Madrid star after crashing out of the competition.
Goalscoring rankings after the first round of last 16 second legs:
- 12 goals: Cristiano Ronaldo (POR) (3p) (Real Madrid)
- 7 goals: Edinson Cavani (URU) (1P) (Paris Saint-Germain); Firmino (BRA) (Liverpool); Kane (ENG) (Tottenham).
- 6 goals: Sadio Mané (SEN) and Mohamed Salah (EGY) (Liverpool); Neymar (BRA) (Paris Saint-Germain); Ben Yedder (FRA) (2p) (Sevilla).
- 5 goals: Robert Lewandowski (POL) (1p) (Bayern Munich); Gonzalo Higuaín (ARG) (1p) (Juventus); Philippe Coutinho (BRA) (Liverpool); Vincent Aboubakar (CMR) (Oporto).
- 4 goals: Dimitri Oberlin (SWI) (Basilea); Corentin Tolisso (FRA) (Bayern Munich); Cenk Tosun (1p) (TUR) and Talisca (BRA) (Besiktas); Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (GAB) (Borussia Dortmund); Sterling (ENG) and Agüero (ARG) (1p) (Manchester City); Romelu Lukaku (BEL) (Manchester United); Kylian Mbappe (FRA) (París Saint Germain); Heung-Min Son (KOR) (Tottenham).
- 3 goals: Leo Messi (ARG) (Barcelona); Lang (SUI)(Basilea); Müller (GER) (Bayern Múnich); Eden Hazard (BEL) (1p) and Willian (BRA) (Chelsea); Timo Werner (GER) (1p) (Leipzig); Gabriel Jesús (BRA) and John Stones (ENG) (Manchester City); Marcus Rashford (ENG) (Manchester United); Radamel Falcao (COL) (Mónaco); Lorenzo Insigne (ITA) (Nápoles); Layvin Kurzawa (FRA) (París Saint Germain); Edin Dzeko (BIH) (Roma); Bernard (BRA) and Facundo Ferreyra (ARG) (Shakhtar Donetsk).
- 2 goals: Poté (BEN) (APOEL); Griezmann (FRA) (1p) (Atlético Madrid); Elyounoussi (NOR) (Basilea); Tolisso (FRA), Kimmich (GER) and Coman (FRA) (Bayern Múnich); Babel (HOL) (Besiktas); Batshuayi (BEL) (Chelsea); Vitinho (BRA) (1p) (CSKA Moscú); Jorgensen (DIN) (Feyenoord); Mandzukic (CRO) (Juventus); Forsberg (SWE) and Keita (GUI) (Leipzig); Mané (SEN) (Liverpool); Gundogan (Manchester City); Piotr Zielinski (POL) and Mertens (BEL) (Nápoles); Felipe Pardo (COL) (Olympiacos); Danilo Pereira (POR) (Oporto); Verratti (ITA) and Dani Alves (BRA) (París Saint Germain); Benzema (FRA) (Real Madrid); El Shaarawy (ITA) and Perotti (ARG) (Roma); Marlos (BRA) (Shakhtar Donetsk); Promes (NED) and Zé Luis (CBV) (Spartak Moscú); Bruno César (BRA) and Dost (NED) (Sporting Lisboa); Dele Alli (ENG) and Eriksen (DEN) (Tottenham).
- 1 goal: Hanni (ALG) (Anderlecht); Thomas (GHA), Saúl (ESP) and Gameiro (FRA) (Atlético Madrid); Van Wolfswinkel (NED) (1p), Riveros (PAR), Luca Zuffi (SUI) and Taulant Xhaka (ALB) (Basilea); Rakitic (CRO), Alcácer (ESP) and Digne (FRA) (Barcelona); Javi Martínez (ESP), Thiago (ESP) and Hummels (GER) (Bayern Múnich); Seferovic (SUI) (Benfica); Álvaro Negredo (ESP) (Besiktas); Yarmolenko (UKR), Guerreiro (POR) and Papastathopoulos (GRE) (Borussia Dortmund); McGregor (SCO), Griffiths (SCO), Roberts (ENG), Sinclair (ENG) and Moussa Dembélé (FRA) (Celtic Glasgow); Pedro Rodríguez (ESP), Zappacosta (ITA), Azpilicueta (ESP), Bakayoko (FRA), Morata (ESP), David Luiz (BRA) and Cesc Fàbregas (ESP) (1p) (Chelsea); Pontus Wernbloom (SUE), Dzagoev (RUS), Zhamaletdinov (RUS), Kuchaev (RUS) and Schennikov (RUS) (CSKA Moscú); Amrabat (MAR), St. Juste (HOL) and Berghuis (HOL)(Feyenoord); Paulo Dybala (ARG), Cuadrado (COL), Bernardeschi (ITA) and Pjanic (BIH) (Juventus); Orban (GER), Augustin (FRA) (Leipzig); Oxlade-Chamberlain (ENG), Sturridge (ENG), Emre Can (TUR) and Alexander-Arnold (ENG) (Liverpool); Otamendi (ARG), De Bruyne (BEL) and Bernardo Silva (POR) (Manchester City); Fellaini (BEL), Martial (FRA) (1p), Blind (1p) (HOL) and Mkhitaryan (ARM) (Manchester United); Bohar (SLO), Tavares (BRA) and Jasmin Mesanovic (BIH) (Maribor); Tielemans (BEL), Kamil Glik (POL) (1p), Rony Lopes (POR) (Mónaco); Milik (POL) (1p), Jorginho (ITA), Callejón (ESP), Diawara (GUI) (1p) (Nápoles); Nikolaou (GRE) and Odjidja (BEL) (Olympiacos); Héctor Herrera (MEX), Layún (MEX), Marcano (ESP), Brahimi (ALG), Tiquinho (BRA), Alex Telles (BRA) and Felipe (BRA) (Oporto); Di María (ARG) and Rabiot (FRA) (París St. Germain); Míchel Madera (ESP) and Pedro Henrique (BRA) (Qarabag); Sergio Ramos (ESP), Bale (WAL), Modric (CRO), Lucas Vázquez (ESP), Casemiro (BRA), Borja Mayoral (ESP), Nacho (ESP) and Marcelo (BRA) (Real Madrid); Manolas (GRE), Kolarov (SRB) and Cengiz Ünder (TUR) (Roma); Joaquín Correa (ARG), Lenglet (FRA), Banega (ARG), Kjaer (DEN), Ganso (BRA) and Pizarro (ARG) (Sevilla); Taison (BRA) and Ismaily (BRA) (Shakthar Donetsk); Samedov (RUS), Fernando (BRA), Melgarejo (PAR), Glushakov (RUS) and Luiz Adriano (BRA) (Spartak Moscú); Doumbia (CIV), Gelson Martins (POR) and Bruno Fernandes (POR) (Sporting Lisboa); Eriksen (DIN), Fernando Llorente (ESP), N'Koudou (FRA) (Tottenham).
- Own goals: Lustig (SWE) (Celtic, ante PSG); Medvedev (AZE) (Qarabag, contra Chelsea); Tosic (SRB) (Besiktas, contra el Oporto); Coates (URU) (Sporting Lisboa, contra Barcelona); Varane (FRA) (Real Madrid, contra Tottenham); Alex Sandro (BRA) (Juventus, contra Sporting de Lisboa); Nikolaou (GRE) (Olympiacos, contra Barcelona); Slivar (BEL) (Benfica, contra Manchester United); Jemerson (BRA) (Mónaco, contra Leipzig); Jardel (BRA) (Benfica, contra CSKA Moscú); Jozo Simunovic (CRO) (Celtic, contra el Anderlecht), Stefan Savic (MON) (Atlético Madrid, contra el Chelsea); Jeremy Mathieu (FRA) (Sporting, contra Barcelona).