Another matchweek in the newer, bigger UEFA Champions League has gone by, providing a glut of goals, stunning on-field moments, record numbers for some players while raising tough questions for the competition's big guns.

Cristiano Ronaldo holds multiple Champions League records, but one of them is now under serious threat from a player who was once a teammate of Lionel Messi in the Argentine national team.

Robert Lewandowski wrote his name in the history books as he became the third player to reach 100 UEFA Champions League goals with a penalty against Brest.

In Barcelona's 3-0 victory over Brest, not only did they move to second in the table during the league phase of the Champions League but their star striker Robert Lewandowski also made history. With his brace en route to his 100th and 101st Champions League goals,

Robert Lewandowski became just the third player in history to score 100 goals in the UEFA Champions League. The Barcelona striker, who now shares this remarkable achievement with Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo,

Robert Lewandowski has converted a first-half penalty kick to become the third player to score 100 goals or more in the Champions League, behind Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.

Lewandowski joined Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi as the only players to ever reach such a feat in Europe's most prestigious club competition. Ronaldo leads the all time UCL scoring list with 140 goals, followed by Messi with 129 and Lewandowski is third with his 100th.

Earlier this week, Robert Lewandowski became the third player in history – after Cristiano Ronald and Lionel Messi – to reach 100 Champions League goals. His brace against Brest on Tuesday moved