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Sizzling Scott McTominay stands on the brink of ripping up the Champions League record books after another bicycle kick sealed a vital 2-0 win for Napoli over Qarabag. ‌

The hosts – paying a special tribute to club icon Diego Maradona – huffed and puffed before their talismanic hero broke the deadlock with a trademark strike in the style of his stunning opener against Denmark which set Scotland towards World Cup glory. McTominay was aided by a timely deflection but he now only needs one goal in his final three league phase games for the Naples side to become the top Scottish marksmen in the history of the Champions League . ‌

No Scot has ever scored more than three goals in a campaign as the former Manchester United standout joins Kenny Miller and John McGinn who

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