Real Madrid has scored the most goals of any of the eight teams still left in the competition.
Of the 32 teams at the beginning of this season's Champions League only eight remain in the competition. Real Madrid has scored the most goals of any side to have reached the quarter-final stage of the competition, having scored 29 times in the eight matches they have played in so far this season.
The Whites have scored in every match and have racked up an average of more than three goals per game (3.6). It has been away from home, against Galatasaray and Schalke 04, that the team has scored its highest tally of goals, getting six on both occasions. In the Bernabéu, against Copenhaguen and Galatasaray, they found the back of the net four times in each encounter.
The statistics for the rest of the quarter-finalists
PSG is the second highest scoring team in the competition, with 22 goals so far. Following the French side is Atlético Madrid, Barcelona and Bayern Munich, who have all scored 20 goals. Borussia Dortmund have scored 16 times while Chelsea and Manchester United have racked up 15 goals a piece.
The Whites have scored in every match and have racked up an average of more than three goals per game (3.6). It has been away from home, against Galatasaray and Schalke 04, that the team has scored its highest tally of goals, getting six on both occasions. In the Bernabéu, against Copenhaguen and Galatasaray, they found the back of the net four times in each encounter.
The statistics for the rest of the quarter-finalists
PSG is the second highest scoring team in the competition, with 22 goals so far. Following the French side is Atlético Madrid, Barcelona and Bayern Munich, who have all scored 20 goals. Borussia Dortmund have scored 16 times while Chelsea and Manchester United have racked up 15 goals a piece.
