Anastasios Douvikas bags a treble as Como smash Lens 9-1 for the biggest away win the Champions League has ever seen.
Champions League history was rewritten on match day four as Como tore Lens apart 9-1 on French soil, setting a new record for the biggest away win the competition has seen.
Leading the charge was Anastasios Douvikas, who hit a hat-trick in a performance that turned a European night into a one-sided demolition. The Greek striker was the headline act, but this was a team effort from front to back, with Como's attack clicking in every phase.
For Lens, it was a night to forget. The hosts had no answer to the visitors' pace and precision, and the scoreline kept growing until it hit a mark nobody had reached away from home in the tournament's history.
A result like this sends a message to the rest of the field. Como arrived as a side many viewed as outsiders on this stage, and they left with a place in the record books and a statement win that will be talked about for years.
