Neymar and Cavani closing in on Ronaldo in the Champions League

Their goals against Celtic allowed Neymar and Cavani to sit in second place with six goals to their name. Cristiano Ronaldo, who has eight, is currently top of the table.

Top goalscorers after five fixtures:

- 8 goals: Cristiano Ronaldo (POR) (2 penalties) (Real Madrid)

- 6 goals: Neymar (BRA) and Cavani (URU) (1p) (Paris Saint-Germain); Ben Yedder (FRA) (2p) (Sevilla); Kane (ENG) (Tottenham)

- 5 goals: Firmino (BRA) (Liverpool)

- 4 goals: Cenk Tosun (1p) (TUR) (Besiktas); Salah (EGY) (Liverpool); Sterling (ENG) (Manchester City)

- 3 goals: Messi (ARG) (Barcelona); Oberlin (SWI) (Basel); Talisca (BRA) (Besiktas); Hazard (BEL) (1p) (Chelsea); Werner (GER) (1p) (Leipzig); Stones (ENG) (Manchester City); Lukaku (BEL) (Manchester United); Insigne (ITA) (Napoli); Aboubakar (CMR) (Porto); Kurzawa (FRA) and Mbappe (FRA) (Paris Saint-Germain); Dzeko (BIH) (Roma)

- 2 goals: Poté (BEN) (APOEL); Griezmann (FRA) (1p) (Atlético Madrid); Lang (SWI) (Basel); Kimmich (GER) and Lewandowski (POL) (1p) (Bayern Munich); Babel (HOL) (Besiktas); Aubameyang (GAB) (Borussia Dortmund); Batshuayi (BEL) and Willian (BRA)(Chelsea); Higuaín (ARG) and Mandzukic (CRO) (Juventus); Forsberg (SWE) (Leipzig) Coutinho (BRA) (Liverpool); Agüero (ARG) and Gabriel Jesus (BRA) (Manchester City); Rashford (ENG) (Manchester United); Falcao (COL) (Monaco); Mertens (BEL) (Napoli); Felipe Pardo (COL) (Olympiacos); Danilo Pereira (POR) (Porto); Verratti (ITA) and Dani Alves (BRA) (Paris Saint-Germain); Benzema (FRA) (Real Madrid); El Shaarawy (ITA) (Roma); Facundo Ferreyra (ARG), Marlos (BRA), Bernard (BRA) (Shakhtar Donetsk); Promes (NED) and Zé Luis (CBV) (Spartak Moscú); Bruno César (BRA) and Dost (NED) (Sporting Lisbon); Son (KOR) (Tottenham)

- 1 goal: Hanni (ARG) (Anderlecht); Thomas (GHA) and Gameiro (FRA) (Atlético Madrid); Van Wolfswinkel (NED) (1p), Riveros (PAR), Luca Zuffi (SWI) and Taulant Xhaka (ALB) (Basel); Rakitic (CRO) and Digne (FRA) (Barcelona); Javi Martínez (ESP), Coman (FRA), Thiago (ESP), Müller (GER), Hummels (GER) and Tolisso (FRA) (Bayern Munich); Seferovic (SWI) (Benfica); Yarmolenko (UKR), Guerreiro (POR) and Papastathopoulos (GRE) (Borussia Dortmund); McGregor (SCO), Griffiths (SCO), Roberts (ENG), Sinclair (ENG) and Moussa Dembélé (FRA) (Celtic Glasgow); Pedro Rodríguez (ESP), Zappacosta (ITA), Azpilicueta (ESP), Bakayoko (FRA), Morata (ESP), David Luiz (BRA) and Cesc Fàbregas (ESP) (1p) (Chelsea); Vitinho (BRA) (1p), Pontus Wernbloom (SUE), Dzagoev (RUS), Zhamaletdinov (RUS), Kuchaev (RUS) y Schennikov (RUS) (CSKA Moscú); Amrabat (MAR), Jorgensen (DIN) and Berghuis (Feyenoord); Pjanic (BIH) (Juventus); Orban (GER), Augustin (FRA) and Keita (GUI) (Leipzig); Oxlade-Chamberlain (ENG), Sturridge (ENG), Emre Can (TUR), Alexander-Arnold (ING) and Mané (SEN) (Liverpool); Otamendi (ARG) and De Bruyne (BEL) (Manchester City); Fellaini (BEL), Martial (FRA) (1p), Blind (1p) (HOL) and Mkhitaryan (ARM) (Manchester United); Bohar (SLO) and Jasmin Mesanovic (BIH) (Maribor); Tielemans (BEL), Rony Lopes (POR) (Mónaco); Milik (POL) (1p), Jorginho (ITA), Callejón (ESP), Diawara (GUI) (1p) and Piotr Zielinski (POL) (Nápoles); Nikolaou (GRE) and Odjidja (BEL) (Olympiacos); Héctor Herrera (MEX), Layún (MEX), Marcano (ESP) and Felipe (BRA) (Oporto); Di María (ARG) (París St. Germain); Míchel Madera (ESP) and Pedro Henrique (BRA) (Qarabag); Sergio Ramos (ESP), Bale (WAL), Modric (CRO) and Nacho (ESP) (Real Madrid); Perotti (ARG), Manolas (GRE) and Kolarov (SRB) (Roma); Joaquín Correa (ARG), Lenglet (FRA), Banega (ARG), Kjaer (DEN) y Pizarro (ARG) (Sevilla); Taison (BRA) (Shakthar Donetsk); Samedov (RUS), Fernando (BRA), Melgarejo (PAR), Glushakov (RUS) and Luiz Adriano (BRA) (Spartak Moscú); Doumbia (CIV), Gelson Martins (POR) and Bruno Fernandes (POR) (Sporting Lisboa); Eriksen (DIN) and Dele Alli (ENG) (Tottenham).