Messi Breaks European Champions League Scoring Record, Suarez Breaks Duck

Argentina wizard Lionel Messi broke the European Champions League scoring record and Luis Suarez broke his duck as Barcelona romped to a 4-0 win at APOEL Nicosia.
Messi came into the match level with Raul on 71 Champions League goals but he stabbed home from close range on 37 minutes to take sole possession of the record.
He went on to notch a hat-trick as Barcelona remained a point behind Paris Saint-Germain at the top of Group F after the French team beat Ajax 3-1 thanks to an Edinson Cavani brace and one from Zlatan  Ibrahimovic.
Both sides have already qualified for the knockout rounds and top spot will be decided in two weeks time at the Camp Nou.
Messi's feat came just four days after the four-time World Player of the Year broke Telmo Zarra's 59-year-old record of 251 La Liga goals with a hat-trick in a 5-1 thrashing of Sevilla to take his tally in the Spanish top flight to 253 goals in 289 appearances.
Just 10 minutes before that, Suarez, who moved from Liverpool in the close season, had finally notched his first goal - a brilliant solo effort - for the Catalans in his fifth appearance since making his debut in a 3-1 loss to Real Madrid on October 25.
On a day of records, Roma stalwart Francesco Totti extended his mark as oldest scorer in the Champions League in his side's 1-1 draw at CSKA.
At 38 years, one month and 29 days, his 43rd minute goal saw him extend the record he previously set in September to break a three-year-old mark set by former Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs.
But Vasily Berezutsky's equaliser 17 seconds from the end of time-added-on kept the Russians in the race for the knockout stages and sets up a thrilling final round of matches.
In Group H, Shakhtar Donetsk booked their place in the knockout rounds despite losing 1-0 at home to Athletic Bilbao.
That was because Porto, who have won the group, cruised to a 3-0 win at BATE Borisov, who have now let in 22 goals, equalling the record number of goals conceded in the group stages.
AFP