On December 9 2000, Tottenham Hotspur defender Ledley King scored the fastest Premier League goal of all-time. It took King just 9.9 seconds to find the net for Spurs at Bradford City.

Real Madrid manager Santiago Solari talks to the press ahead of Los Blancos' LaLiga clash against Huesca. The Argentinian manager emphasised the importance of fighting for the domestic title in every game, and not just against sides like Barcelona or Atlético de Madrid.

Inter had big expectations coming into the game at the Allianz Stadium. Roberto Gagliardini hit the post, but eventually the Nerazzurri capitulated to a single goal from Mario Mandzukic. Relive some of the behind-the-scenes action exclusively on Dugout.

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe watched Liverpool striker Mo Salah net a hat-trick, as the Cherries lost 4-0 to a rampant Reds side. Speaking to the press afterwards, Howe believes the Egyptian is one of the best attackers in the world.

In 2012, PSG reached the symbolic milestone of 3000 goals in our decorated history. It was Ezequiel Lavezzi who took us to the 3000 mark after scoring PSG's second goal in a 4-0 win over Evian. Watch the moment again on Dugout.

Although Peter Crouch was a prolific Premier League striker and England international, few expected the Stoke City man to beat Manchester City's Joe Hart from a seemingly impossible angle. But despite the odds, Crouch tried his luck from the edge of the box and he found the net in spectacular fashion.

Columbus Crew goalkeeper Zack Steffen has caught the eye this season as one of the most efficient shot-stoppers in MLS. His stand out performances have attracted interest from some of the best teams in Europe. Take a look at some of his best moments for Columbus and the reasons why the goalkeeper is in high demand.

In his nine seasons as a Real Madrid player, Cristiano Ronaldo secured a number of impressive records. Ronaldo is our all-time leading goalscorer, the leading marksmen in European Cup history and the all-time leading madridista goalscorer in LaLiga. Ronaldo also boasts the LaLiga record of scoring three or more goals on 34 occasions. Here's one of them against Celta De Vigo.