**
Ø 2 – Bayer Leverkusen forward Heung-min Son was
the only player to score more than one goal from outside the box
Ø 3 – Nobody hit the woodwork as
many times as Porto’s Colombian striker Jackson Martinez.
Ø 4 – Chelsea were awarded the
most penalties in the Champions League group stages. Shakhtar Donetsk, Porto,
Bayern Munich and Real Madrid all had 3.
Ø 4 – Koke led the way with
assists – creating 4 goals for his Atletico Madrid team-mates
Ø 6 – Anderlecht’s Aleksandar
Mitrovic missed more big chances in the group games than any other player.
Ø 9 – Luiz Adriano was top
goalscorer in this season’s group stages with 9. The Brazilian finished one
ahead of Lionel Messi and four clear of Edinson Cavani, Mario Mandzukic,
Cristiano Ronaldo, Jackson Martinez, Sergio Aguero and Karim Benzema – who all
got 5.
Ø 17 – Chelsea were the highest
overall goalscorers after finding the net 17 times in total – one more than
Porto, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.
Ø 21 – Neymar was the most fouled
player in the first six games of the competition.
Ø 22 - Lionel Messi created more
chances for team-mates than anyone else. The Barcelona star's total of 22 was
three more than Cesc Fabregas.
Ø 27 – Cristiano Ronaldo fired
more shots than any other player during the group stages. The Real Madrid man
hit 27 attempts – two more than arch-rival Lionel Messi.
Ø 31 – Nemanja Matic led the way
with winning tackles in the groups. Chelsea’s giant Serbian won seven more than
second placed Jeremy Toulalan.
Ø 35 – Over-worked Maribor
goalkeeper Jasmin Handanovic had to make more saves than anyone else in the
group games.
Ø 37 – Dani Alves attempted more
crosses from open play than anyone else.
Ø 38 – Eden Hazard danced his way
to 38 successful dribbles during the group games.
Ø 87 – Bayern Munich registered
more shots on goal than any other side in the Champions League group stages.
Their 87 attempts was one more than Borussia Dortmund managed and three ahead
of Real Madrid.
Ø 96.53
– Arsenal full-back Nacho Monreal had the highest pass completion rate of any
player who made over 100 passes.
Ø 148 – Atletico Madrid swung in
the most crosses. Their total of 148 attempted crosses was well clear of
Juventus with 110, and worked out on average almost 25 per game.
Ø 283 - Toni Kroos made the most
successful passes in the opposition half, with the Real Madrid man notching
five more than Lionel Messi’s 278
Ø 517 – Juventus defender Giorgio
Chiellini made the most passes overall in the Champions League group stages
Ø 611 – Cesc Fabregas recorded the
most touches
Ø 4503 – Bayern Munich attempted
the most passes in the group stages, and also completed the most with 3998.**
Ø 2 – Bayer Leverkusen forward Heung-min Son was
the only player to score more than one goal from outside the box
Ø 3 – Nobody hit the woodwork as
many times as Porto’s Colombian striker Jackson Martinez.
Ø 4 – Chelsea were awarded the
most penalties in the Champions League group stages. Shakhtar Donetsk, Porto,
Bayern Munich and Real Madrid all had 3.
Ø 4 – Koke led the way with
assists – creating 4 goals for his Atletico Madrid team-mates
Ø 6 – Anderlecht’s Aleksandar
Mitrovic missed more big chances in the group games than any other player.
Ø 9 – Luiz Adriano was top
goalscorer in this season’s group stages with 9. The Brazilian finished one
ahead of Lionel Messi and four clear of Edinson Cavani, Mario Mandzukic,
Cristiano Ronaldo, Jackson Martinez, Sergio Aguero and Karim Benzema – who all
got 5.
Ø 17 – Chelsea were the highest
overall goalscorers after finding the net 17 times in total – one more than
Porto, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.
Ø 21 – Neymar was the most fouled
player in the first six games of the competition.
Ø 22 - Lionel Messi created more
chances for team-mates than anyone else. The Barcelona star's total of 22 was
three more than Cesc Fabregas.
Ø 27 – Cristiano Ronaldo fired
more shots than any other player during the group stages. The Real Madrid man
hit 27 attempts – two more than arch-rival Lionel Messi.
Ø 31 – Nemanja Matic led the way
with winning tackles in the groups. Chelsea’s giant Serbian won seven more than
second placed Jeremy Toulalan.
Ø 35 – Over-worked Maribor
goalkeeper Jasmin Handanovic had to make more saves than anyone else in the
group games.
Ø 37 – Dani Alves attempted more
crosses from open play than anyone else.
Ø 38 – Eden Hazard danced his way
to 38 successful dribbles during the group games.
Ø 87 – Bayern Munich registered
more shots on goal than any other side in the Champions League group stages.
Their 87 attempts was one more than Borussia Dortmund managed and three ahead
of Real Madrid.
Ø 96.53
– Arsenal full-back Nacho Monreal had the highest pass completion rate of any
player who made over 100 passes.
Ø 148 – Atletico Madrid swung in
the most crosses. Their total of 148 attempted crosses was well clear of
Juventus with 110, and worked out on average almost 25 per game.
Ø 283 - Toni Kroos made the most
successful passes in the opposition half, with the Real Madrid man notching
five more than Lionel Messi’s 278
Ø 517 – Juventus defender Giorgio
Chiellini made the most passes overall in the Champions League group stages
Ø 611 – Cesc Fabregas recorded the
most touches
Ø 4503 – Bayern Munich attempted
the most passes in the group stages, and also completed the most with 3998.
**
Ø 2 – Bayer Leverkusen forward Heung-min Son was
the only player to score more than one goal from outside the box
Ø 3 – Nobody hit the woodwork as
many times as Porto’s Colombian striker Jackson Martinez.
Ø 4 – Chelsea were awarded the
most penalties in the Champions League group stages. Shakhtar Donetsk, Porto,
Bayern Munich and Real Madrid all had 3.
Ø 4 – Koke led the way with
assists – creating 4 goals for his Atletico Madrid team-mates
Ø 6 – Anderlecht’s Aleksandar
Mitrovic missed more big chances in the group games than any other player.
Ø 9 – Luiz Adriano was top
goalscorer in this season’s group stages with 9. The Brazilian finished one
ahead of Lionel Messi and four clear of Edinson Cavani, Mario Mandzukic,
Cristiano Ronaldo, Jackson Martinez, Sergio Aguero and Karim Benzema – who all
got 5.
Ø 17 – Chelsea were the highest
overall goalscorers after finding the net 17 times in total – one more than
Porto, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.
Ø 21 – Neymar was the most fouled
player in the first six games of the competition.
Ø 22 - Lionel Messi created more
chances for team-mates than anyone else. The Barcelona star's total of 22 was
three more than Cesc Fabregas.
Ø 27 – Cristiano Ronaldo fired
more shots than any other player during the group stages. The Real Madrid man
hit 27 attempts – two more than arch-rival Lionel Messi.
Ø 31 – Nemanja Matic led the way
with winning tackles in the groups. Chelsea’s giant Serbian won seven more than
second placed Jeremy Toulalan.
Ø 35 – Over-worked Maribor
goalkeeper Jasmin Handanovic had to make more saves than anyone else in the
group games.
Ø 37 – Dani Alves attempted more
crosses from open play than anyone else.
Ø 38 – Eden Hazard danced his way
to 38 successful dribbles during the group games.
Ø 87 – Bayern Munich registered
more shots on goal than any other side in the Champions League group stages.
Their 87 attempts was one more than Borussia Dortmund managed and three ahead
of Real Madrid.
Ø 96.53
– Arsenal full-back Nacho Monreal had the highest pass completion rate of any
player who made over 100 passes.
Ø 148 – Atletico Madrid swung in
the most crosses. Their total of 148 attempted crosses was well clear of
Juventus with 110, and worked out on average almost 25 per game.
Ø 283 - Toni Kroos made the most
successful passes in the opposition half, with the Real Madrid man notching
five more than Lionel Messi’s 278
Ø 517 – Juventus defender Giorgio
Chiellini made the most passes overall in the Champions League group stages
Ø 611 – Cesc Fabregas recorded the
most touches
Ø 4503 – Bayern Munich attempted
the most passes in the group stages, and also completed the most with 3998.**
**
Ø 2 – Bayer Leverkusen forward Heung-min Son was
the only player to score more than one goal from outside the box
Ø 3 – Nobody hit the woodwork as
many times as Porto’s Colombian striker Jackson Martinez.
Ø 4 – Chelsea were awarded the
most penalties in the Champions League group stages. Shakhtar Donetsk, Porto,
Bayern Munich and Real Madrid all had 3.
Ø 4 – Koke led the way with
assists – creating 4 goals for his Atletico Madrid team-mates
Ø 6 – Anderlecht’s Aleksandar
Mitrovic missed more big chances in the group games than any other player.
Ø 9 – Luiz Adriano was top
goalscorer in this season’s group stages with 9. The Brazilian finished one
ahead of Lionel Messi and four clear of Edinson Cavani, Mario Mandzukic,
Cristiano Ronaldo, Jackson Martinez, Sergio Aguero and Karim Benzema – who all
got 5.
Ø 17 – Chelsea were the highest
overall goalscorers after finding the net 17 times in total – one more than
Porto, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.
Ø 21 – Neymar was the most fouled
player in the first six games of the competition.
Ø 22 - Lionel Messi created more
chances for team-mates than anyone else. The Barcelona star's total of 22 was
three more than Cesc Fabregas.
Ø 27 – Cristiano Ronaldo fired
more shots than any other player during the group stages. The Real Madrid man
hit 27 attempts – two more than arch-rival Lionel Messi.
Ø 31 – Nemanja Matic led the way
with winning tackles in the groups. Chelsea’s giant Serbian won seven more than
second placed Jeremy Toulalan.
Ø 35 – Over-worked Maribor
goalkeeper Jasmin Handanovic had to make more saves than anyone else in the
group games.
Ø 37 – Dani Alves attempted more
crosses from open play than anyone else.
Ø 38 – Eden Hazard danced his way
to 38 successful dribbles during the group games.
Ø 87 – Bayern Munich registered
more shots on goal than any other side in the Champions League group stages.
Their 87 attempts was one more than Borussia Dortmund managed and three ahead
of Real Madrid.
Ø 96.53
– Arsenal full-back Nacho Monreal had the highest pass completion rate of any
player who made over 100 passes.
Ø 148 – Atletico Madrid swung in
the most crosses. Their total of 148 attempted crosses was well clear of
Juventus with 110, and worked out on average almost 25 per game.
Ø 283 - Toni Kroos made the most
successful passes in the opposition half, with the Real Madrid man notching
five more than Lionel Messi’s 278
Ø 517 – Juventus defender Giorgio
Chiellini made the most passes overall in the Champions League group stages
Ø 611 – Cesc Fabregas recorded the
most touches
Ø 4503 – Bayern Munich attempted
the most passes in the group stages, and also completed the most with 3998.**
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Ø 2 – Bayer Leverkusen forward Heung-min Son was
the only player to score more than one goal from outside the box
Ø 3 – Nobody hit the woodwork as
many times as Porto’s Colombian striker Jackson Martinez.
Ø 4 – Chelsea were awarded the
most penalties in the Champions League group stages. Shakhtar Donetsk, Porto,
Bayern Munich and Real Madrid all had 3.
Ø 4 – Koke led the way with
assists – creating 4 goals for his Atletico Madrid team-mates
Ø 6 – Anderlecht’s Aleksandar
Mitrovic missed more big chances in the group games than any other player.
Ø 9 – Luiz Adriano was top
goalscorer in this season’s group stages with 9. The Brazilian finished one
ahead of Lionel Messi and four clear of Edinson Cavani, Mario Mandzukic,
Cristiano Ronaldo, Jackson Martinez, Sergio Aguero and Karim Benzema – who all
got 5.
Ø 17 – Chelsea were the highest
overall goalscorers after finding the net 17 times in total – one more than
Porto, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.
Ø 21 – Neymar was the most fouled
player in the first six games of the competition.
Ø 22 - Lionel Messi created more
chances for team-mates than anyone else. The Barcelona star's total of 22 was
three more than Cesc Fabregas.
Ø 27 – Cristiano Ronaldo fired
more shots than any other player during the group stages. The Real Madrid man
hit 27 attempts – two more than arch-rival Lionel Messi.
Ø 31 – Nemanja Matic led the way
with winning tackles in the groups. Chelsea’s giant Serbian won seven more than
second placed Jeremy Toulalan.
Ø 35 – Over-worked Maribor
goalkeeper Jasmin Handanovic had to make more saves than anyone else in the
group games.
Ø 37 – Dani Alves attempted more
crosses from open play than anyone else.
Ø 38 – Eden Hazard danced his way
to 38 successful dribbles during the group games.
Ø 87 – Bayern Munich registered
more shots on goal than any other side in the Champions League group stages.
Their 87 attempts was one more than Borussia Dortmund managed and three ahead
of Real Madrid.
Ø 96.53
– Arsenal full-back Nacho Monreal had the highest pass completion rate of any
player who made over 100 passes.
Ø 148 – Atletico Madrid swung in
the most crosses. Their total of 148 attempted crosses was well clear of
Juventus with 110, and worked out on average almost 25 per game.
Ø 283 - Toni Kroos made the most
successful passes in the opposition half, with the Real Madrid man notching
five more than Lionel Messi’s 278
Ø 517 – Juventus defender Giorgio
Chiellini made the most passes overall in the Champions League group stages
Ø 611 – Cesc Fabregas recorded the
most touches
Ø 4503 – Bayern Munich attempted
the most passes in the group stages, and also completed the most with 3998.**
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Ø 2 – Bayer Leverkusen forward Heung-min Son was
the only player to score more than one goal from outside the box
Ø 3 – Nobody hit the woodwork as
many times as Porto’s Colombian striker Jackson Martinez.
Ø 4 – Chelsea were awarded the
most penalties in the Champions League group stages. Shakhtar Donetsk, Porto,
Bayern Munich and Real Madrid all had 3.
Ø 4 – Koke led the way with
assists – creating 4 goals for his Atletico Madrid team-mates
Ø 6 – Anderlecht’s Aleksandar
Mitrovic missed more big chances in the group games than any other player.
Ø 9 – Luiz Adriano was top
goalscorer in this season’s group stages with 9. The Brazilian finished one
ahead of Lionel Messi and four clear of Edinson Cavani, Mario Mandzukic,
Cristiano Ronaldo, Jackson Martinez, Sergio Aguero and Karim Benzema – who all
got 5.
Ø 17 – Chelsea were the highest
overall goalscorers after finding the net 17 times in total – one more than
Porto, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.
Ø 21 – Neymar was the most fouled
player in the first six games of the competition.
Ø 22 - Lionel Messi created more
chances for team-mates than anyone else. The Barcelona star's total of 22 was
three more than Cesc Fabregas.
Ø 27 – Cristiano Ronaldo fired
more shots than any other player during the group stages. The Real Madrid man
hit 27 attempts – two more than arch-rival Lionel Messi.
Ø 31 – Nemanja Matic led the way
with winning tackles in the groups. Chelsea’s giant Serbian won seven more than
second placed Jeremy Toulalan.
Ø 35 – Over-worked Maribor
goalkeeper Jasmin Handanovic had to make more saves than anyone else in the
group games.
Ø 37 – Dani Alves attempted more
crosses from open play than anyone else.
Ø 38 – Eden Hazard danced his way
to 38 successful dribbles during the group games.
Ø 87 – Bayern Munich registered
more shots on goal than any other side in the Champions League group stages.
Their 87 attempts was one more than Borussia Dortmund managed and three ahead
of Real Madrid.
Ø 96.53
– Arsenal full-back Nacho Monreal had the highest pass completion rate of any
player who made over 100 passes.
Ø 148 – Atletico Madrid swung in
the most crosses. Their total of 148 attempted crosses was well clear of
Juventus with 110, and worked out on average almost 25 per game.
Ø 283 - Toni Kroos made the most
successful passes in the opposition half, with the Real Madrid man notching
five more than Lionel Messi’s 278
Ø 517 – Juventus defender Giorgio
Chiellini made the most passes overall in the Champions League group stages
Ø 611 – Cesc Fabregas recorded the
most touches
Ø 4503 – Bayern Munich attempted
the most passes in the group stages, and also completed the most with 3998.
**
Ø 2 – Bayer Leverkusen forward Heung-min Son was
the only player to score more than one goal from outside the box
Ø 3 – Nobody hit the woodwork as
many times as Porto’s Colombian striker Jackson Martinez.
Ø 4 – Chelsea were awarded the
most penalties in the Champions League group stages. Shakhtar Donetsk, Porto,
Bayern Munich and Real Madrid all had 3.
Ø 4 – Koke led the way with
assists – creating 4 goals for his Atletico Madrid team-mates
Ø 6 – Anderlecht’s Aleksandar
Mitrovic missed more big chances in the group games than any other player.
Ø 9 – Luiz Adriano was top
goalscorer in this season’s group stages with 9. The Brazilian finished one
ahead of Lionel Messi and four clear of Edinson Cavani, Mario Mandzukic,
Cristiano Ronaldo, Jackson Martinez, Sergio Aguero and Karim Benzema – who all
got 5.
Ø 17 – Chelsea were the highest
overall goalscorers after finding the net 17 times in total – one more than
Porto, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.
Ø 21 – Neymar was the most fouled
player in the first six games of the competition.
Ø 22 - Lionel Messi created more
chances for team-mates than anyone else. The Barcelona star's total of 22 was
three more than Cesc Fabregas.
Ø 27 – Cristiano Ronaldo fired
more shots than any other player during the group stages. The Real Madrid man
hit 27 attempts – two more than arch-rival Lionel Messi.
Ø 31 – Nemanja Matic led the way
with winning tackles in the groups. Chelsea’s giant Serbian won seven more than
second placed Jeremy Toulalan.
Ø 35 – Over-worked Maribor
goalkeeper Jasmin Handanovic had to make more saves than anyone else in the
group games.
Ø 37 – Dani Alves attempted more
crosses from open play than anyone else.
Ø 38 – Eden Hazard danced his way
to 38 successful dribbles during the group games.
Ø 87 – Bayern Munich registered
more shots on goal than any other side in the Champions League group stages.
Their 87 attempts was one more than Borussia Dortmund managed and three ahead
of Real Madrid.
Ø 96.53
– Arsenal full-back Nacho Monreal had the highest pass completion rate of any
player who made over 100 passes.
Ø 148 – Atletico Madrid swung in
the most crosses. Their total of 148 attempted crosses was well clear of
Juventus with 110, and worked out on average almost 25 per game.
Ø 283 - Toni Kroos made the most
successful passes in the opposition half, with the Real Madrid man notching
five more than Lionel Messi’s 278
Ø 517 – Juventus defender Giorgio
Chiellini made the most passes overall in the Champions League group stages
Ø 611 – Cesc Fabregas recorded the
most touches
Ø 4503 – Bayern Munich attempted
the most passes in the group stages, and also completed the most with 3998.**
**
Ø 2 – Bayer Leverkusen forward Heung-min Son was
the only player to score more than one goal from outside the box
Ø 3 – Nobody hit the woodwork as
many times as Porto’s Colombian striker Jackson Martinez.
Ø 4 – Chelsea were awarded the
most penalties in the Champions League group stages. Shakhtar Donetsk, Porto,
Bayern Munich and Real Madrid all had 3.
Ø 4 – Koke led the way with
assists – creating 4 goals for his Atletico Madrid team-mates
Ø 6 – Anderlecht’s Aleksandar
Mitrovic missed more big chances in the group games than any other player.
Ø 9 – Luiz Adriano was top
goalscorer in this season’s group stages with 9. The Brazilian finished one
ahead of Lionel Messi and four clear of Edinson Cavani, Mario Mandzukic,
Cristiano Ronaldo, Jackson Martinez, Sergio Aguero and Karim Benzema – who all
got 5.
Ø 17 – Chelsea were the highest
overall goalscorers after finding the net 17 times in total – one more than
Porto, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.
Ø 21 – Neymar was the most fouled
player in the first six games of the competition.
Ø 22 - Lionel Messi created more
chances for team-mates than anyone else. The Barcelona star's total of 22 was
three more than Cesc Fabregas.
Ø 27 – Cristiano Ronaldo fired
more shots than any other player during the group stages. The Real Madrid man
hit 27 attempts – two more than arch-rival Lionel Messi.
Ø 31 – Nemanja Matic led the way
with winning tackles in the groups. Chelsea’s giant Serbian won seven more than
second placed Jeremy Toulalan.
Ø 35 – Over-worked Maribor
goalkeeper Jasmin Handanovic had to make more saves than anyone else in the
group games.
Ø 37 – Dani Alves attempted more
crosses from open play than anyone else.
Ø 38 – Eden Hazard danced his way
to 38 successful dribbles during the group games.
Ø 87 – Bayern Munich registered
more shots on goal than any other side in the Champions League group stages.
Their 87 attempts was one more than Borussia Dortmund managed and three ahead
of Real Madrid.
Ø 96.53
– Arsenal full-back Nacho Monreal had the highest pass completion rate of any
player who made over 100 passes.
Ø 148 – Atletico Madrid swung in
the most crosses. Their total of 148 attempted crosses was well clear of
Juventus with 110, and worked out on average almost 25 per game.
Ø 283 - Toni Kroos made the most
successful passes in the opposition half, with the Real Madrid man notching
five more than Lionel Messi’s 278
Ø 517 – Juventus defender Giorgio
Chiellini made the most passes overall in the Champions League group stages
Ø 611 – Cesc Fabregas recorded the
most touches
Ø 4503 – Bayern Munich attempted
the most passes in the group stages, and also completed the most with 3998.**