The Champions League returned on Tuesday with a bang. Bayern Munich and Real Madrid’s Endrick made history and American players scored goals for their teams.

For Bayern Munich, scoring goals was like clockwork on Tuesday, making the math easy for anyone that wanted to quantify the few moments of reprieve Dinamo Zagreb felt at the Allianz Arena. The hosts averaged one goal every 10 minutes in their 9-2 win on the opening day of the UEFA Champions League season,

Harry Kane broke Wayne Rooney’s record for the most Champions League goals by an English player when the Bayern Munich striker scored four times against Dinamo Zagreb on Tuesday. It was one of several records broken as Bayern routed Dinamo Zagreb 9-2 in one of the highest-scoring games in Champions League history — and an emphatic start to European competition for new coach Vincent Kompany.