It rained Champions League goals on Tuesday night as Dortmund scored eight goals to crush Legia Warszawa 8-4 in the competition’s highest-scoring game.

According to uefa.com it was 5-2 to Borussia Dortmund at half-time, the same scoreline as when Monaco defeated Deportivo La Coruna 8-3 on 5 November 2003, the previous overall record-holder.

Dortmund’s eight-goal haul equals the most scored by a team in a UEFA Champions League fixture and Legia’s four is the highest tally for a losing side.

Marco Reus scored twice on his Dortmund return after a lengthy injury layoff while Shinji Kagawa netted two more. Sahin, Dembele and Passlack also struck before Rzeeniczak’s own goal later concluded a free-scoring European night.

WATCH: Dortmund hit eight in 12-goal thriller

Other records:

Most goals in a single game

12 – Borussia Dortmund 8-4 Legia Warszawa (2016)
11 – Monaco 8-3 Deportivo La Coruna (2003)
9 – Paris Saint-Germain 7-2 Rosenborg (2000)
9 – Lyon 7-2 Werder Bremen (2005)

Biggest margin of victory

Liverpool 8-0 Beşiktaş (2007)
Real Madrid 8-0 Malmö (2015)

Highest-scoring draw

Hamburg 4-4 Juventus (2000)
Chelsea 4-4 Liverpool (2009)

Most goals involving a single team in a group

32 – Legia Warszawa (2016-17 with 1 game remaining)
31 – Manchester United (1998-99)
29 -Tottenham Hotspur (2010-11)