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Mbappe breaks UCL record
Mbappe breaks UCL record as PSG thrash Anderlech
The wonderkid believes his side will only keep ameliorating after they kept up an impeccable start to this season's Champions League, mbappe champions league highest scorer
Mbappe breaks UCL record
Paris Saint-Germain were targeting an astronomically immense win at Anderlecht on Wednesday, according to Kylian Mbappe, and they achieved precisely that with a 4-0 Champions League prosperity.
mbappe champions league highest scorer, Mbappe breaks UCL record as PSG thrash Anderlech
The Ligue 1 side had thrashed Celtic 5-0 and comfortably beaten giants Bayern Munich in their antecedent Group B games, afore Anderlecht became the latest team to suffer at the hands of Mbappe, Neymar and Edinson Cavani.
Mbappe breaks UCL record
All three were on the scoresheet in Belgium, with Mbappe netting a record eighth goal in the competition as a teenager, and the France international headed home ecstatic.
"Not every game can be like the one against Bayern," he said. "We came here to win well and that's what we did. We're happy and go home with the three points.
"We can always do better and there are lots of games to come, but we need to be able to control our weaker moments as well as our stronger moments.
"We haven't been made to pay yet, but we need to be as vigilant as we can. We need to be professional and win games."
Mbappe breaks UCL record as PSG thrash Anderlech
PSG remain three points clear of Bayern at the top of the pool at the half-way point of the group stage.
"It's extremely satisfying to have kept three clean sheets in the Champions League so far," he said.
"I intend to keep that going for as long as possible, but I realise that things will get increasingly difficult as we progress in the competition."
Mbappe breaks UCL record as PSG thrash Anderlech
BELGIUM BECOME FIRST UEFA TEAM TO QUALIFY FOR 2018 WORLD CUP
Romelu Lukaku and Jan Vertonghen hit twice late on the game to defeat Greece away from home, sending the nation into the finals
A 2-1 victory for Belgium over Greece ensured that Roberto Martinez's side became the first European nation to join Russia at the 2018 World Cup.
Goals from Jan Vertonghen and Romelu Lukaku late on helped the Red Devils grab three more qualifying points in Athens, while Zeca was on target for the hosts.
It was Belgium's seventh victory in eight Group H matches, and the one which finally clinched passage to Russia 2018.
With just two games to go Martinez's men hold an unassailable eight-point lead over closest rivals Bosnia-Herzegovina, meaning they are guaranteed to finish in the group's top spot and take automatic qualification.
Belgium's success means that six out of the 32 World Cup spots are now occupied.
Hosts Russia, Brazil, Iran, Japan and Mexico are the other sides already assured of participation in 2018, while Germany could join them if the current holders beat Norway on Tuesday and Northern Ireland drop points to Czech Republic.
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'A DISGRACE TO SPORTS' - FOOTBALL REACTS AS FLOYD MAYWEATHER BEATS CONOR MCGREGOR
The boxing event the world has been talking about for weeks took place Saturday night, with the boxer predictably topping the UFC fighter.
It may have been a fairly predicatable ending to one of the most anticipated and hyped boxing matches in recent memory, but Floyd Mayweather's 10th round TKO win over UFC star Conor McGregor has provoked controversy among fans.
The Irish MMA star came out swinging, but couldn't keep his pace, with the experienced boxer taking over the fight in the middle rounds and cruising to a win, with the fight stopped before either fighter hit the canvas.
The stoppage became a big talking point as social media reacted to the fight, and ex-Manchester United and Fiorentina player Giuseppe Rossi was left outraged by it. However, the forward was just one of many reactions to the big event - with the world's most expensive footballer Neymar, who recently met up with Mayweather, among them.
Wayne Rooney: England striker retires from international football
Wayne Rooney announces retirement from England duty as he backtracks over World Cup 2018 finale: 'I believe now is the time to bow out'
He made his major tournament debut as an 18-year-old at Euro 2004, and his last international appearance was as captain in last November's 3-0 victory over Scotland at Wembley.
KEY FACTS AND ANALYSIS
The 31-year-old's career was a mixture of highs and lows after he truly burst on the global scene as a teenager at Euro 2004, and Rooney will forever be associated with an outstanding group of club players who could not replicate their domestic and European success at international level.
Rooney did not score at a World Cup until his third attempt - eventually netting against Uruguay in Brazil in 2014 - but he was also a player who carried England on so many occasions and his place in the history books is testimony to his outstanding contribution over so many years.
ROONEY'S STATEMENT IN FULL
'It is a really tough decision and one I have discussed with my family, my manager at Everton and those closest to me.
'Playing for England has always been special to me. Every time I was selected as a player or captain was a real privilege and I thank everyone who helped me.
'But I believe now is the time to bow out.
'Leaving Manchester United was a tough call but I know I made the right decision in coming home to Everton. Now I want to focus all my energies on helping them be successful.
'I will always remain a passionate England fan.
'One of my very few regrets is not to have been part of a successful England tournament side.
'Hopefully the exciting players Gareth is bringing through can take that ambition further and I hope everyone will get behind the team.
'One day the dream will come true and I look forward to being there as a fan - or in any capacity.'
Ronaldo strike sets Real Madrid goal record as real crowned Champions
Real Madrid have scored in every game of a LaLiga season for the first time after Cristiano Ronaldo's second-minute goal against Malaga.
Cristiano Ronaldo's early goal against Malaga on Sunday ensured Real Madrid have scored in every match in a LaLiga season for the first time in the club's history.
Ronaldo struck in the second minute at La Rosaleda, the forward culminating off a precise Isco throughball to put his side in front and score his 16th goal in 16 league games against Malaga.
Madrid have now scored in 64 consecutive games in all competitions, with Zinedine Zidane's team elongating the record they took from Bayern Munich by beating Sevilla 4-1 on May 14.
Zidane's men need only a point against Malaga to clinch the Liga title for the first time since the 2011-12 campaign, with rivals Barcelona three points behind and in action at home to Eibar.
