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Como score nine at Lens to equal a Champions League record

Anastasios Douvikas scores a hat-trick and a stoppage-time debutant supplies the ninth for Cesc Fàbregas's side at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis.

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0:35Anastasios Douvikas scores early to give Como the lead at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis.
1:05Lens appeal for a handball penalty; the check ends with no spot-kick.
2:14Nico Paz scores from distance to make it 3-0.
3:09Douvikas completes his hat-trick with a header.
4:21Lens score their volleyed consolation goal.
5:07Debutant Matteo Papaccioli scores in stoppage time and the goal survives an offside flag.

Cesc Fàbregas keeps his celebration calm when Como take the lead at Lens. By the final whistle the scoreboard reads 1-9, and the club's description of the night is simple: Como have matched the record for the most goals scored by a team in a Champions League match.

TNT Sports Football's highlights have drawn around 775,000 views since yesterday. The comments arrived about seventeen times faster than on the channel's usual first day for a regular video.

Anastasios Douvikas does much of the early damage. He opens the scoring, adds a second, and later completes his hat-trick with a header. Between those goals there is a Lens appeal for handball that ends with "VAR NO PENALTY" on screen, and the commentator admits Como were "slightly lucky". Nico Paz's strike from distance makes it three, and Lucas Da Cunha adds a fourth early in the second half. "Can't quite believe what I'm watching here," the commentator says before the scoring is over.

Lens get their volleyed reply at 7-1, and plenty of viewers single it out as the best goal of the night. Martin Baturina pushes the total higher. Then, in stoppage time, debutant Matteo Papaccioli scores the ninth. An offside flag goes up, but the goal stands. "What a debut," says the commentator.

In the comments, viewers praise the Lens supporters who stayed to the end and the football Fàbregas has his team playing. Others write about Paz, a Real Madrid academy graduate now making his name in Lombardy. Some joke that losing to Como by three goals suddenly looks respectable.

It is quite a night for a club that won promotion to Serie A only in 2024.

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What viewers say

Men of the match performance goes tothe entire Lens fans for sticking with their team despite the result
@niyilaw2104See it on YouTube
Fabregas got these boys moving different
@connaughtttSee it on YouTube
Nico Paz is a serious player, could’ve stayed at Real Madrid like many would but decided to make a name for himself at Como and is now shining on the European stage. 👏
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Best consolation goal I’ve seen in some time!
@RapidLine15See it on YouTube
I was not expecting this scoreline! Well done Como! 👏
@ConnorPenfold-g6pSee it on YouTube
Really wanted them to score the 10th goal but what an exciting team this Como is
@Abdelazis9See it on YouTube
1-9 to Como but still Lens had the best goal of the night!
@hqqphhSee it on YouTube
Respect to all them Lens supports who stayed till the last whistle.
@Ethan8787See it on YouTube
This Como team reminds me of the Ajax side in 18/19 that were minutes away from a UCL final. Wouldn’t be surprised if Como do something similar this year
@razchaz21See it on YouTube
I haven't seen an attacking midfielder with flair wear predators since Kaka, Nico Paz is going right to the top.
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