Top-scoring Champions League Season yet

Highest-scoring Champions League season yet

With 384 scored already, 2017/18 will end the most prolific UEFA Champions League season ever in terms of goals per game.

Roberto Firmino celebrates his record-breaking goal with Mohamed Salah There are as yet four matches to go in the 2017/18 UEFA Champions Alliance, however this is now affirmed as the opposition's most noteworthy scoring version ever as far as objectives per amusement.

Roberto Firmino's first of the night at Anifield – Liverpool's fourth – took the count to 381 for this season, one more than the past record set in 2016/17. Before the finish of the Reds' 5-2 win against Roma it remained at 384 objectives in 121 matches, around 3.17 for each diversion, i.e. like clockwork. Last season finished with a normal of 3.04 for every amusement (30 minutes for each objective) and regardless of whether there are no more objectives this season, the normal will turn out as 3.07 (at regular intervals).

Cristiano Ronalda has scored 15 of this present season's objectives – just far of 4% of the general aggregate – and is without anyone else record of 17 out of a solitary crusade, set in 2013/14. Inquisitively, if objectives by the 2017/18 top marksman are barred, just 362 have been scored – at a moderately unobtrusive rate of 3.02 for every diversion.

While this has been the most objective overwhelming release of the UEFA Champions Class to date, it has not been the most astounding scoring version ever. A relentless 449 objectives were gotten in 2000/01, yet at a slower rate (2.86 for every diversion) on the grounds that 157 matches were played in that season's competition which had two gathering stages.