PSG piles more woe on scandal-hit Man City in Champions League, Real Madrid leaves it late in Rome

Paris Saint-Germain piled more misery upon scandal-hit Manchester City and Real Madrid hit three late goals to stun Roma as the Champions League set a scoring record on Wednesday.There were a total of 78 goals scored during Matchday 2 of the competition — played over Tuesday and Wednesday — beating the previous record of 71 from Matchday 3 last season. That included at least five goals in six of Wednesday's nine matches, with Liverpool's 6-3 win at Austrian champion LASK leading the way.PSG, the two-time defending champion, produced an impervious first-half performance in a 4-2 win in Manchester with three early goals to leave the home fans – including former City coach Pep Guardiola – stunned at the break.Désiré Doué fired in the opener in the 13th, then provided a brilliant lobbed cross for Ousmane Dembélé to get the second within two minutes after that.PSG fans celebrated with their backs turned — emulating City supporters' trademark celebration — after Vitinha got the third in the