Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo further extended his league at the top of the Champions League's top scorers list following his brace in the first leg of the last-16 clash with PSG.
Ronaldo's two-goal salvo took him up to 11 goals for the competition so far, putting him four ahead of closest competitors Roberto Firmino (Liverpool) and Harry Kane (Tottenham), who also both found the net in the first knockout game of this year's competition.
However, Ronaldo's performance wasn't the most impressive of the round, with Sadio Mane's hat-trick for Liverpool against Porto the pick of the performances.
Champions League top scorers after the first leg of the last-16 ties:
- 11 goals: Cristiano Ronaldo (POR) (3p) (Real Madrid)
- 7 goals: Firmino (BRA) (Liverpool); Kane (ENG) (Tottenham).
- 6 goals: Sadio Mané (SEN) and Mohamed Salah (EGY) (Liverpool); Neymar (BRA) and Edinson Cavani (URU) (1p) (Paris Saint Germain); Ben Yedder (FRA) (2p) (Sevilla).
- 5 goals: Robert Lewandowski (POL) (1p) (Bayern Munich); Philippe Coutinho (BRA) (Liverpool); Vincent Aboubakar (CMR) (Porto).
- 4 goals: Dimitri Oberlin (SUI) (Basel); Corentin Tolisso (FRA) (Bayern Munich); Cenk Tosun (1p) (TUR) and Talisca (BRA) (Besiktas); Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (GAB) (Borussia Dortmund); Gonzalo Higuaín (ARG) (1p) (Juventus); Sterling (ENG) and 'Kun' Agüero (ARG) (1p) (Manchester City); Romelu Lukaku (BEL) (Manchester United); Kylian Mbappe (FRA) (París Saint Germain).
- 3 goals: Leo Messi (ARG) (Barcelona); Müller (GER) (Bayern Munich); Eden Hazard (BEL) (1p) and Willian (BRA) (Chelsea); Timo Werner (GER) (1p) (RB Leipzig); John Stones (ENG) (Manchester City); Marcus Rashford (ENG) (Manchester United); Radamel Falcao (COL) (Monaco); Lorenzo Insigne (ITA) (Napoli); Layvin Kurzawa (FRA) (Paris Saint Germain); Edin Dzeko (BIH) (Roma); Bernard (BRA) and Facundo Ferreyra (ARG) (Shakhtar Donetsk); Heung-Min Son (KOR) (Tottenham)
- 2 goals: Poté (BEN) (APOEL); Griezmann (FRA) (1p) (Atletico Madrid); Lang (SUI) (Basel); Tolisso (FRA), Kimmich (GER) and Coman (FRA) (Bayern Munich); Babel (HOL) (Besiktas); Batshuayi (BEL) (Chelsea); Vitinho (BRA) (1p) (CSKA Moscow); Jorgensen (DEN) (Feyenoord); Mandzukic (CRO) (Juventus); Forsberg (SWE) and Keita (GUI) (RB Leipzig); Mané (SEN) (Liverpool); Gabriel Jesús (BRA) and Gundogan (Manchester City); Piotr Zielinski (POL) and Mertens (BEL) (Napoli); Felipe Pardo (COL) (Olympiakos); Danilo Pereira (POR) (Porto); Verratti (ITA) and Dani Alves (BRA) (Paris Saint Germain); Benzema (FRA) (Real Madrid); El Shaarawy (ITA) and Perotti (ARG) (Roma); Marlos (BRA) (Shakhtar Donetsk); Promes (NED) and Zé Luis (CBV) (Spartak Moscow); Bruno César (BRA) and Dost (NED) (Sporting Lisbon); Dele Alli (ENG) and Eriksen (DEN) (Tottenham).
- 1 goal: Hanni (ALG) (Anderlecht); Thomas (GHA), Saúl (SPA) and Gameiro (FRA) (Atletico Madrid); Van Wolfswinkel (NED) (1p), Riveros (PAR), Luca Zuffi (SUI), Elyounoussi (NOR) and Taulant Xhaka (ALB) (Basel); Rakitic (CRO), Alcácer (SPA) and Digne (FRA) (Barcelona); Javi Martínez (SPA), Thiago (SPA) and Hummels (GER) (Bayern Munich); Seferovic (SUI) (Benfica); Álvaro Negredo (SPA) (Besiktas); Yarmolenko (UKR), Guerreiro (POR) and Papastathopoulos (GRE) (Borussia Dortmund); McGregor (SCO), Griffiths (SCO), Roberts (ENG), Sinclair (ENG) and Moussa Dembélé (FRA) (Celtic); Pedro Rodríguez (SPA), Zappacosta (ITA), Azpilicueta (SPA), Bakayoko (FRA), Morata (SPA), David Luiz (BRA) and Cesc Fàbregas (SPA) (1p) (Chelsea); Pontus Wernbloom (SWE), Dzagoev (RUS), Zhamaletdinov (RUS), Kuchaev (RUS) and Schennikov (RUS) (CSKA Moscow); Amrabat (MOR), St. Juste (HOL) and Berghuis (HOL) (Feyenoord); Cuadrado (COL), Bernardeschi (ITA) and Pjanic (BIH) (Juventus); Orban (GER) and Augustin (FRA) (RB 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) and Rony Lopes (POR) (Monaco); Milik (POL) (1p), Jorginho (ITA), Callejón (SPA) and Diawara (GUI) (1p) (Nápoles); Nikolaou (GRE) and Odjidja (BEL) (Olympiakos); Héctor Herrera (MEX), Layún (MEX), Marcano (SPA), Brahimi (ALG), Tiquinho (BRA), Alex Telles (BRA) and Felipe (BRA) (Porto); Di María (ARG) and Rabiot (FRA) (Paris St. Germain); Míchel Madera (SPA) and Pedro Henrique (BRA) (Qarabag); Sergio Ramos (SPA), Bale (WAL), Modric (CRO), Lucas Vázquez (SPA), Borja Mayoral (SPA), Nacho (SPA) 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 Moscow); Doumbia (CIV), Gelson Martins (POR) and Bruno Fernandes (POR) (Sporting Lisbon); Eriksen (DEN), Fernando Llorente (ESP), N'Koudou (FRA) (Tottenham).
- Own goals: Lustig (SWE) (Celtic, against PSG); Medvedev (AZE) (Qarabag, against Chelsea); Tosic (SRB) (Besiktas, against Porto); Coates (URU) (Sporting Lisbon, against Barcelona); Varane (FRA) (Real Madrid, against Tottenham); Alex Sandro (BRA) (Juventus, against Sporting Lisbon); Nikolaou (GRE) (Olympiacos, against Barcelona); Slivar (BEL) (Benfica, against Manchester United); Jemerson (BRA) (Monaco, against Leipzig); Jardel (BRA) (Benfica, against CSKA Moscow); Jozo Simunovic (CRO) (Celtic, against Anderlecht), Stefan Savic (MON) (Atletico Madrid, against Chelsea); Jeremy Mathieu (FRA) (Sporting Lisbon, against Barcelona).