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Tottenham Hotspur of England defeated host Ludogorets Rajgrad of Bulgaria, 3-1, at the Hofipharma Arena.
Harry Kane led the guests in the 13th minute with a header, scoring his 200th goal for Tottenham in 300 games for Spurs.
Kane is third on Tottenham’s all-time goalscorer list, behind Jimmy Graves (266 goals) and Bobby Smith (208 goals).
Kane not only scored, but also scored the second goal for his teammate Lucas Moura in the 33rd minute.
Kane raised his goal tally to 12, in addition to scoring 10 more goals, in 13 games in various competitions this season.
In the second half, the home keepers tried to return the score and Claudio Kicero scored the first goal for Ludogorets in the 50th minute.
However, substitute Son Heung-min needed only 15 seconds after entering the field to create Tottenham’s third goal, scored by Giovanni Lu Celso, to kill the match.
Tottenham raised their score to 6 points and bounced back after their last round loss to Royal Antwerp of Belgium.
Ludogorets was left empty at the back of Group Ten.
In Group E, Granada, Spain continued their impressive results in their historic first European appearance, and defeated host Omonia Nicosia, Cyprus, with two unanswered goals.
Ángel Herrera opened the scoring for Granada in the fourth minute, before the game became more difficult for the hosts as Michelle Doris was sent off from Omonia in the 41st minute.
Finally Luis Suárez finished the game in the 63rd minute, scoring his first European goal of his career.
Granada raises her score to 7 points at the top of the group after 3 rounds, and Omonia freezes at one point.
In the same group, Greek winger Pauke crushed his guest PSV Eindhoven 4-1.
Iran Zahavi advanced PSV Eindhoven from the penalty spot in the 21st minute, but the Greeks responded violently with four goals in a row.
The goals were scored by: Stefan Schwab, Andrea Zivkovic (twice) and Christos Tzulis in minutes 47, 56, 58 and 67.
Pauke raised his score to 5 points in second place, and PSV Eindhoven freezes to 3 points in third place.
