The UEFA Champions League delivered a night of high-scoring action on Tuesday, with Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool among the teams celebrating emphatic victories in entertaining encounters.

Manchester City recorded the biggest win among the four highlighted matches, beating AEK Athens 5-1. Paris Saint-Germain defeated Barcelona 4-2, while Liverpool edged Villarreal 4-3 in a seven-goal thriller. Napoli also claimed a narrow 4-3 victory over Norwegian side Bodo/Glimt.

The results provided plenty of excitement for supporters, with all four matches producing at least six goals.

Manchester City were particularly impressive in front of goal, scoring five times against AEK Athens to secure a four-goal victory. Their attacking display underlined the threat they pose when they find their rhythm in the final third.

PSG also made their attacking quality count against Barcelona, winning 4-2 in a result that saw the French side score four goals against one of Europe's most recognisable clubs.

Liverpool's encounter with Villarreal proved even more dramatic. The English side came through a seven-goal contest with a 4-3 victory, although conceding three goals will give their coaching staff something to assess despite the positive result.

Napoli and Bodo/Glimt produced another closely contested match, with the Italian side emerging 4-3 winners. Both teams found the net repeatedly, but Napoli ultimately secured the victory in a game that offered little room for defensive errors.

The four results highlighted the attacking quality on display in the Champions League, with 27 goals scored across the matches.

For the winning teams, the immediate reward was valuable momentum and confidence. However, Liverpool and Napoli will also need to examine the goals conceded as they look to maintain consistency in Europe's premier club competition.

With PSG, Manchester City and Liverpool all scoring four or more goals, Tuesday's action offered a memorable showcase of attacking football.

The biggest talking point was the sheer number of goals, but the narrow margins in the Liverpool and Napoli matches also demonstrated how quickly Champions League contests can change when defensive organisation breaks down.

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