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#3 Barcelona (2-8) Bayern Munich — 2019/20 | Quarterfinals
On their course towards grabbing the 2019/20 UEFA Champions League trophy, Bayern Munich left no stone unturned. They thrashed every other side that stood in their path and unfortunately for Barcelona, they too got a taste of Bayern's thrashing.
Bayern Munich were raining goals throughout the tournament. They topped Group B with a perfect record and scored 24 goals off six games. In the Round of 16, the Bavarians thrashed Chelsea 7-1 on aggregate.
The German then faced Barcelona in the quarterfinals that was set to be played over just one leg due to the pandemic. The match was played at a neutral venue and Bayern opened the scoring via Muller in the fourth minute itself.
Barcelona replied just three minutes later via a David Alaba own-goal. From there on, it was just Bayern Munich's game. The German team scored seven more before the full-time whistle while Barcelona managed just one more.
Thomas Muller and loanee Coutinho (whose parent club was Barcelona back then) secured a brace. Perisic, Gnabry, Kimmich and Lewondowski contributed towards the other goals.
#2 Monaco (8-3) RC Deportivo — 2003/04 | Group Stage
The 2003-04 UEFA Champions League season was a fine one for both Monaco and Deportivo La Coruña. While Monaco went on to secure a berth in the final, Deportivo missed out on the same after a narrow loss against eventual champions Porto in the semis.
An intense match involving these two sides happened in the Group Stage clash the same season. Monaco tasted defeated in their trip to Spain. However, little did the La Liga side know what was waiting for them in the return leg.
Monaco started off with full determination and found a couple of goals early into the game. Though Deportivo managed to score three goals, it got lost against Monaco's eight. Croatian forward Dado Pršo remained the center of the attraction from that evening with his four goals.
#1 Dortmund (8-4) Warsaw — 2016/17 | Group Stage
Borussia Dortmund and Legia Warsaw's group F clash saw a total of 18 goals scored across both legs. While the Bundesliga outfit scored a massive six goals away from home, they went a little further to score eight in their own backyard.
A reverse fixture that saw 12 goals in total was a busy evening for the goalkeepers. Even though the Polish team lost in a thumping fashion, they were successful in finding the net four times.
Kagawa (Dortmund), Reus (Dortmund) and Prijović (Warsaw) scored braces in the evening. Borussia Dortmund topped the group that also had eventual champions Real Madrid.
