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The second match week of the Champions League saw many interesting match-ups featuring the biggest sides in Europe. The most high-profile clash this midweek featured Atletico Madrid against Chelsea.
The Blues emerged 2-1 victorious at the Wanda Metropolitana in what was one of their best performances ever in the Champions League.
All the top teams that were expected to win, won their respective games. The only exception being that of Liverpool's who despite dominating against Spartak Moscow managed just a 1-1 draw in Russia.
Just as the first set of the matches, the second match week also saw all the English teams impressing and still going unbeaten in the competition. On that note, here are the five moments which caught the eye in this week's Champions League action:
#5 Lorenzo Insigne's celebration gone wrong
Napoli humbled Feyenoord 3-1 in Naples with the front three of Dries Mertens, Lorenzo Insigne and Jose Callejon all getting on the score sheet. When the hosts scored their second goal courtesy of Insigne, another completely avoidable episode of a team paying respect to an injured player took place.
Insigne wanted to hold a jersey of his Napoli teammate, Arkadiusz Milik who suffered a knee ligament injury last week as a signal of respect.
To make matters worse (or funny), Insigne was handed the wrong jersey. Insigne was handed the jersey of midfielder Piotr Zielinski. He threw that kit on the floor and asked for the right shirt before holding it and sending his message of support to the Dutchman.
This botched celebration concerning shirts for injured players came just days after FC Barcelona's episode where they wore t-shirts with a quote, 'Courage Ousmane' on it for Ousmane Dembele who was recently ruled out for three months with a hamstring injury.
#4 Harry Kane's treble against APOEL
When the last time Harry Kane scored in Cyprus back in 2014, it was his first for the club under Mauricio Pochettino. Three years and 100 goals later, Harry Kane returned as a nightmare for APOEL and scored a perfect hattrick - left foot, right foot and the treble one with his head.
These three years between his two games in Cyprus show us how far he has come - from an underfiring striker to one of the best in the world.
It has been a great September for Kane with the hattrick taking his tally to 11 goals for club and country. This was also his first hattrick in the Champions League as he scored in his fourth consecutive European game.
The fact which made this hattrick of Kane extra special is that Spurs were mightily under the Kosh when he decided to change gears and score a ruthless treble.
Hugo Lloris called his teammate at par with the world's best and next week will see Kane fight it out with Cristiano Ronaldo at the Bernabeu - a much-awaited test for the Englishman.
#3 Edinson Cavani reaches a milestone and celebrates it with Neymar
After all the controversy surrounding the two superstars of Paris, the duo in focus - Edinson Cavani and Neymar joined forces to dismantle Bayern Munich 3-0 at the Parc Des Princes. Cavani scored yet again and achieved a unique feat.
When the Uruguayan scored the second of the night, he joined an elite list of players who have scored six games in a row in the Champions League.
Cavani became the fifth player to join this club which was started by Ruud Van Nistelrooy. The other players in the list are Cristiano Ronaldo, Marouane Chamakh and Burak Yilmaz.
More than this feat, it was good to see Neymar celebrating Cavani's goal after all that has transpired between the two in the past couple of weeks. Finally, a scene of grown men acting like professionals!
#2 An unusual reason to get substituted for Timo Werner
"Hearing issues!"
Have you heard a player asking to get subbed off because of the incessant noise in a stadium? This exactly happened inside Vodafone Arena, the home of Besiktas.
RB Leipzig were playing in their first ever away Champions League game but it started in the worst possible way for them as their star striker, Timo Werner requested to be substituted after just 21 minutes on the clock.
The astonishing reason behind it being the cacophony inside the stadium created by the home crowd. Besiktas have one of the most intimidating atmospheres at the home ground which was proved once again against Leipzig.
Werner was seen wearing earplugs and also covering his ears with his hands at one point. Werner was subsequently taken off with manager Ralph Hasenhuttl conceding that his team was affected by the deafening sound inside the stadium.
#1 Diego Costa's reaction to Chelsea's winner
After months of courting a move, going on a self-imposed exile, Diego Costa - the game's pantomime villain got his way of a move to Atletico Madrid. He was present yesterday at the Wanda Metropolitana for his new side's first home European game against his former side. Some called it the "Diego Costa" derby and just as the man himself, the match turned out to be a feisty affair.
Chelsea scored a winner on literally the final kick of the match and what followed made the Chelsea fans have a field day on social media. The cameras quickly panned to Costa just as Chelsea scored, with the now Atletico man devastated at the goal conceded and could be seen with his hands clutching his face.
Many fans loved Costa's reaction and even termed it as the best moment from their famous win in Spain. Poor Diego!
