8legs: Uefa champions league group stage

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Mbappé is within one goal of breaking Cristiano Ronaldo’s group-stage record after reaching 11 goals in the current campaign.
Ronaldo set the previous group-stage record with 11 goals in six matches during 2015–16.
Mbappé could add to his tally in the final league-phase match and potentially in the knockout rounds if Real Madrid advance.
Mbappé has produced 34 goals in 2025–26 for Real Madrid, with 11 coming in the Champions League group stage so far.
Ronaldo’s record for most goals in a single Champions League campaign remains 17 in 2013–14.
Mbappé’s performance has put him alongside Ronaldo in the Champions League history books according to the article.
Real Madrid are scheduled to face Benfica in the league-phase finale, with a potential final goal deciding the record.
Ronaldo’s ambition and legacy are cited as the benchmark Mbappé is approaching in this season’s group stage effort.
The article notes Mbappé’s early scoring outburst in his Real Madrid debut season and his rise near Ronaldo’s mark.
The piece is written by Amanda Langella, a freelance editor for Sports Illustrated FC.

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Arsenal beat Kairat 3-2 as Kai Havertz started for 45 minutes in his first competitive action in 357 days.
Viktor Gyokeres scored and praised Havertz while noting the team can improve overall.
Arsenal finished the group eight wins from eight and top the Champions League group.
Arsenal’s Arteta said Havertz’s arrival shows what he brings to the team, including creativity and goal-linking.
Arsenal fans urged the manager to start Havertz in the Premier League after his return.
Arteta indicated Havertz is now ready to start games again, increasing pressure on Gyokeres.
Gyokeres credited Havertz’s display but said the team could have shown more speed and directness.
The match featured Jorginho’s penalty and a late Kairat goal as Arsenal secured the win.
Arsenal are set to face Leeds United next in the Premier League after the group stage.
Arteta praised the team’s progress in the competition, noting the club’s overall progress in Europe.
The match reinforced Havertz’s return and the continuing debate over who starts for Arsenal.

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