Borussia Dortmund created Champions League history after a stunning 8-4 home win over Legia Warsaw in Group F on Tuesday night.
The teams produced the highest-scoring aggregate Champions League score, with five goals in the first 25 minutes another first in the competition - part of a crazy spell which saw seven goals in 17 first-half minutes at the Westfalenstadion.
Aleksandar Prijovic's double either side of Shinji Kagawa's brace and a fluke goal from Nuri Sahin saw the hosts go 3-2 up for the historic moment, before Ousmane Dembele and a strike from Marco Reus in both halves gave Dortmund a comfortable lead.
Michal Kucharczyk pulled one back for the Polish side before Felix Passlack netted a header following a quick breakaway. Nemanja Nikolic then scored again before Jakub Rzezniczak deflected Reus' shot into his own net in injury time.
Captain for the night Reus and Sahin made their first starts of the season following lengthy injury lay-offs as the hosts started the match with plenty of possession and intensity before their Polish opponents took a shock lead.
In their first meaningful attack, Vadis Odjidja-Ofoe outmuscled Marc Bartra to control a long ball downfield before finding Prijovic in the area, who expertly found the far corner with the outside of his right foot to give the visitors a 10th-minute advantage.
Dortmund deservedly equalised after Sebastien Rode found Dembele, who produced a great first-time cross which was nodded in by Kagawa for his first goal of the season.
The Japan international only had to wait 78 seconds to double his tally when he showed neat footwork to create space and thunder in a shot into the bottom corner on 18 minutes.
Sahin made it 3-1 shortly after in fortuitous fashion after Radoslaw Cierzniak punched Reus' free-kick against the Turkey international with the ball ricocheting into the empty net.
But Prijovic reduced the the arrears, side-footing home his second of the match to reduce the arrears and give the visitors hope - only for Dembele to power past Cierzniak to restore the two-goal cushion.
Reus made it 5-2 when he finished off a lovely move after Sahin's scooped pass over the defence found Kagawa, who played a first-time pass across goal for the Germany international to tap in, before a goal-laden half concluded after Kagawa had a strike rightly disallowed for offside.
The goals continued soon after the resumption, with Reus notching his second of the evening in the 52nd minute, converting Dembele's low cross to make it 6-2.
But the Warsaw side pulled one back through a quick counter-attack which saw Kucharczyk coolly slot past Roman Weidenfeller with 33 minutes still remaining.
Substitute Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang nearly extended the lead for the home side but his shot clattered the left-hand post, before Passlack headed in Andre Schurrle's parried effort to put Dortmund 7-3 up with nine minutes remaining.
Two minutes later, Nikolic scored a fourth for the away side to reduce the deficit before Rzezniczak's unfortunate intervention made sure history was created.
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