Topics: UEFA Champions League, Borussia Dortmund, Sevilla, Jude Bellingham
The Dortmund sensation entered the record books once more by finding the back of the net in Tuesday's UCL clash.

Jude Bellingham has landed another Champions League milestone to add to his growing list of achievements in his young career at Borussia Dortmund. The 19-year-old midfielder became the first English teenager in Champions League history to score four goals in the first four group games after finding the back of the net in Tuesday's clash with Sevilla.

Bellingham was called into action in the the 35th minutes after Sevilla had taken an early lead. Tanguy Nianzou - formerly of Bayern Munich - was the man to score on his return to Germany, connecting with Ivan Rakitic's in-swinger to put the visitors ahead in the 18th minute. Seven minutes later, Dortmund levelled the score through their midfield dynamo.

The England international began the move from a promising place and was able to unleash Donyell Malen on a a counter-attack down the left. The Dutchman closed in on Sevilla's penalty area and was able to square the ball into Jude Bellingham. The latter then sent the ball to the opposite flank for Thomas Meunier, before getting into the box and putting the Belgian's cross at the back of the net.

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