There were 28 goals, including two stunners, across six matches and so many talking points as Europe's top-tier club competition returned

Endrick has become Real Madrid’s youngest Champions League scorer. The 18-year-old Brazil forward scored with a shot from outside the area deep into stoppage time in Madrid’s 3-1 win over Stuttgart at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.

Endrick Felipe continues to make waves in his first few months at Real Madrid.The 18-year-old is being tipped for a major role at Los Blancos in the coming months despite the defending La Liga and

Carlo Ancelotti has hailed Real Madrid striker Endrick as a “very special player” after scoring on his Champions League debut. The 16-year-old, an 80th minute substitute, scored Madrid’s third goal in injury time to complete a 3-1 home victory over Stuttgart.

Many questioned whether teenager Endrick could fit in with Real Madrid's main squad or if it would be better to send him out on loan or to the “B” team to gain experience.

Carlo Ancelotti said Endrick "has balls" after the Real Madrid forward, 18, scored his first Champions League goal from distance -- despite having Vinicius Junior and Kylian Mbappé as passing options.

With a goal in his Champions League debut, Endrick broke club legend Raul's record to become Madrid's youngest goalscorer in the European competition.