Harry Kane scored twice as Tottenham opened their UEFA Champions League campaign by beating Borussia Dortmund 3-1, overwhelming last season's quarter-finalists with a formidable attacking display.
It gave Tottenham just their third victory in 13 matches in a decade at Wembley Stadium, which is the north London club's temporary home for the season while White Hart Lane is being redeveloped.
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"I hope it stops the talk about a hoodoo (at Wembley)," Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino said.
"To build that confidence and trust at Wembley I think is so important ... and the perception in future."
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Kane's double after Son Heung-min's opener will give Tottenham hope they can progress this season from one of the toughest Champions League groups. Holders Real Madrid beat Cypriot champions APOEL 3-0 in the other game in Group H.
The only setback for Tottenham was finishing with 10 men after Jan Vertonghen was dismissed after a challenge for catching Mario Goetze in the face with a swinging arm. A ban could follow for the centre back.
In Madrid, Cristiano Ronaldo made the difference in his return, scoring a double as Real began their quest for a third straight Champions League title by beating Cypriot club APOEL 3-0.
Ronaldo scored in each half in his first match since being suspended for shoving a referee in the Spanish Super Cup final last month.
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He's still suspended for one more match of his five-game suspension, but is cleared to play in European competitions.
"He always scores and I hope it continues this way," Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane said.
"[Ronaldo] is the best in the world, we know he will always score goals.
"With a bit more luck today he could have scored four."
Sergio Ramos scored the third goal at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, where Madrid haven't lost a group-stage game in almost eight years.
"We needed this victory," Zidane said. "It's important to start this competition well. We can't be too happy with how we played in the first half, but we were much better in the second."
In Rotterdam, defender John Stones scored twice and Sergio Aguero and Gabriel Jesus added the others as Manchester City put on a display of swift-passing, attacking football to thrash Feyenoord 4-0.
"They play so easily, find one another so easily, have a lot of movement off the ball," Feyenoord coach Giovanni van Bronckhorst told Dutch broadcaster Veronica. "They are one of the top teams in the world."
Liverpool paid a heavy price for a first-half penalty miss as Sevilla grabbed a late equaliser to earn a 2-2 draw in their group E opener at Anfield on Wednesday.
The Premier League side had been cruising after overcoming the shock of Wissam Ben Yedder's fifth-minute goal to lead 2-1 at half-time.
But Roberto Firmino, who had scored Liverpool's first on 21 minutes, struck a post with a penalty just before the break, shortly after Mohamed Salah had put them ahead.
Despite Liverpool dominating the second period, it was Sevilla who scored through Joaquin Correa.
Philippe Coutinho received a standing ovation from the Anfield faithful when he appeared as a substitute on 76 minutes for his first appearance since asking for a transfer, while his teammate Joe Gomez was sent off for a second booking in stoppage time.
Meanwhile, Shakhtar Donetsk stunned Serie A's Napoli with goals either side of half-time to win 2-1 in their Group F match on Wednesday.
Brazil's Taison put the Ukrainian champions up 1-0 on the quarter-hour mark by controlling a backheel flick by Facundo Ferreyra on the edge of the box before beating goalkeeper Pepe Reina with a low drive.
In the 58th minute Reina misread a curling cross by Taras Stepanenko from the left that connected with Ferreyra, who tapped in the ball for Shakhtar's second goal.
Napoli failed to capitalise on their chances after Polish striker Arkadiusz Milik scored in the 72nd minute from a penalty awarded for a foul on Dries Mertens.
Elsewhere, Besiktas beat Porto 3-1 and RB Leipzig drew 1-1 with Monaco.
AP, Reuters