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That's right, we want your suggestions on which superheroes certain footballers should be named after.
Can we find a better one than 'Batsman?'
I think we can...
What superpowers would they have? Why don't you mock up a version for us too while you're at it.
Not only is Batshuayi dominating the media for his goal-scoring heroics, he has 'won' Twitter with this hilarious image of himself as 'Batsman.'
You might be able to guess where we're going with this next...
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That's all the back pages. Now, let's get you involved somehow...
Daily Mail
The Daily Mail describe Batshuayi's impact as 'magical' and include a great image of the striker in celebration with manager Antonio Conte.
That's five goals in his last three appearances for Chelsea...
Wow.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Guardian
Once again, Batshuayi dominates...
They have even used the same image as the Times!
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Times
Chelsea are the team in focus in The Times as well but they are accompanied by a few crosswords just to jazz things up.
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd who can blame him?
You can read all about last night's victory for Manchester United here.
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The Mirror
While plenty have gone for Batshuayi's last second winner as their back page lead, the Mirror have decided to set their own trend.
There's plenty of puns but they claim Manchester United have sent a message to the rest of Europe with their display last night.
Watch out Real Madrid, Jose is coming for you!
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Independent
The Indy have gone with Chelsea's dramatic late winner against Atletico Madrid at the Wanda Metropolitano.
Unsurprisingly, so have the majority of the leading national papers.
It was literally the last kick of the game. How cool is that?
Image source, getAnd now for some back pages...
Champions League action
Sooo, if you were out and about last night and missed all the Champions League football, here's a recap of the main events...
Manchester United got off to a flying start against CSKA Moscow as Romelu Lukaku grabbed a brace and Anthony Martial scored within the first 26 minutes! Goals from Henrikh Mkhitaryan and CSKA's Konstantin Kuchayev rounded off a comfortable 4-1 victory.
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea and Atletico Madrid were locked in a ferocious defensive battle but David Luiz' shirt pull gifted Antoine Griezmann a penalty goal before Alvaro Morata scored with, (yes, you guessed it) his head.
Super-sub Michy Batshuayi then sent Chelsea fans into a frenzy with a 94th minute winner as the Blues won 2-1 in stoppage time.
Image source, Getty ImagesFinally, Celtic ended their run of 16 European group games without a win as goals from Leigh Griffiths, Patrick Roberts and Scott Sinclair saw off Anderlecht.
There were a few nervy moments for Brendan Rodgers side but other than that, the Scottish champions were in full flow.
Image source, Getty ImagesLets get started
We're almost there. It's Thursday and the week is slowly coming to an end.
There were loads of goals in last night's Champions League matches to discuss and we will bring you all the reaction from today's back pages.
Here we go...