AS Monaco v Deportivo La Coruña, 05 November 2003
| Score | 0-0 |
| Referee | Terje Hauge |
| Competition | UEFA Champions League Group C |
| Venue | Stade Louis II, Monaco |
| Attendance | 6,000 |
This result set a new record for aggregate goals in a Champions League game.
The previous high of nine goals was set when Paris Saint-Germain beat Rosenborg of Norway 7-2 in October 2000.
The last 8-3 scoreline in Europe's top competition was recorded when Lokomotiv Sofia beat Malmo in 1964.
The last match to produce 11 goals was Liverpool's 10-1 win over OPS of Finland in 1980.
0 AS Monaco
Goals:
| Jerome Rothen | 2 |
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| Ludovic Giuly | 11 |
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| Dado Pršo | 26 |
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| Dado Pršo | 30 |
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| Dado Pršo | 45 |
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| Jaroslav Plašil | 47 |
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| Dado Pršo | 49 |
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| Edouard Cisse | 68 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Flavio Roma
Defender
Patrice Evra
Defender
Gael Givet
Defender
Julien Rodriguez
Defender
Sébastien Squillaci
Midfielder
Lucas Ademar Bernardi
Midfielder
Edouard Cisse
Midfielder
Ludovic Giuly
Midfielder
Jaroslav Plašil
Midfielder
Jerome Rothen
Forward
Dado Pršo
Substitutions:
| Andreas Zikos for Jaroslav Plašil | 66 |
| Emmanuel Adebayor for Dado Pršo | 75 |
| Hugo Ibarra for Patrice Evra | 83 |
Cards:
| Patrice Evra | 75 | Y |
| Andreas Zikos | 90 | Y |
0 Deportivo La Coruña
Goals:
| Diego Tristán | 39 |
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| Lionel Scaloni | 45 |
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| Diego Tristán | 53 |
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Starting lineup:
Jose Molina
Goalkeeper
Jorge Andrade
Defender
Garcia Diaz Manuel Pablo
Defender
Nourredine Naybet
Defender
Romero
Defender
Amavisca
Midfielder
Gomes Mauro Silva
Midfielder
Lionel Scaloni
Midfielder
Sergio
Midfielder
Valerón
Midfielder
Diego Tristán
Forward
Substitutions:
| Munitis for Garcia Diaz Manuel Pablo | 46 |
| Gustavo Munúa for Jose Molina | 46 |
| Walter Pandiani for Sergio | 60 |
Cards:
| Lionel Scaloni | 29 | Y |
| Diego Tristán | 45 | Y |
| Walter Pandiani | 63 | Y |
| Amavisca | 90 | Y |