Champions League: With 7 goals, PSG sets a new record in Germany

With their resounding victory away at Bayer Leverkusen on Tuesday night, PSG has claimed a new Champions League record.

PSG's humiliating success at Bayer Leverkusen (2-7) will go down in the annals of European football. Indeed, the German club has become the first in its country's history to concede seven goals at home in a European competition. A dismal record that highlights the magnitude of the collapse experienced at the BayArena. Since its inception, the Werkself had never suffered such a thrashing in front of its own fans, marking a nightmare evening against an opponent clearly superior in every aspect of the game.

For PSG, the club's name is etched even higher in the Champions League record books. With seven goals scored away from home, the Parisian side has surpassed its own best in a single Champions League match, once again proving their fearsome attacking prowess.

Joshua SOSSOU

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