Champions League Results 2017: Top Scorers, Updated Odds After Wednesday Games

Cristiano Ronaldo netted twice as Real Madrid came back from a goal down to earn a 2-1 first-leg victory over Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday at the Allianz Arena.

Kylian Mbappe also claimed a double as Monaco beat Borussia Dortmund 3-2 at the Westfalenstadion following Tuesday's postponement.

And Atletico Madrid edged out Leicester City 1-0 at the Vicente Calderon Stadium thanks to a controversial Antoine Griezmann penalty.

Here are the full results from the week's first-leg action, an updated list of top goalscorers and the latest title odds, courtesy of Oddschecker.com:

Date	Result
April 12	Bayern Munich 1-2 Real Madrid
April 12	Atletico Madrid 1-0 Leicester City
April 12	Borussia Dortmund 2-3 Monaco
April 11	Juventus 3-0 Barcelona

Player	Team	Goals
Lionel Messi	Barcelona	11
Edinson Cavani	Paris Saint-Germain	8
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang	Borussia Dortmund	7
Robert Lewandowski	Bayern Munich	7
Sergio Aguero	Manchester City	5
Dries Mertens	Napoli	5
Karim Benzema	Real Madrid	5
Antoine Griezmann	Atletico Madrid	5
Neymar	Barcelona	4
Cristiano Ronaldo	Real Madrid	4

Club	Odds
Real Madrid	2-1
Juventus	3-1
Atletico Madrid	9-2
Monaco	9-1
Bayern Munich	12-1
Barcelona	16-1
Borussia Dortmund	22-1
Leicester City	40-1

Holders Real looked in trouble early on in Bavaria as they were outplayed and went a goal down to Arturo Vidal in the 25th minute.

However, the Chilean midfielder then missed a penalty, and a second-half double from Ronaldo either side of Javi Martinez's sending-off put Real in charge of the tie ahead of next week's return leg at the Santiago Bernabeu.

The Portuguese superstar reached yet another milestone with his two goals:

BVB's clash with Monaco had been put back a day following Tuesday's worrying incident in which the German club's bus was victim to a bomb attack, per BBC News.

The hosts were 2-0 down before half-time after Mbappe's opener and Sven Bender's own goal. Ousmane Dembele pulled one back for Dortmund 12 minutes into the second half only for Mbappe to net Monaco's third 11 minutes from time after a defensive error, per BT Sport Football:

The drama was not over, though, as Shinji Kagawa scored Dortmund's second in the 84th minute to give his side a glimmer of hope ahead of the second leg.

Manager Thomas Tuchel said after the clash he felt his side should have had more time to recover following Tuesday's events, per BT Sport Football:

In Atleti's clash with Leicester, Antonie Griezmann's 28th-minute penalty made the difference.

There was strong evidence to suggest the foul from Marc Albrighton on Griezmann to concede the penalty occurred outside the penalty area.

But, on the balance of play, Atletico deserved the narrow victory.