Summary Bayern Munich beat CSKA Moscow 3-1 to set new Champions League record of 10 straight victories.
MOSCOW (AP) - Defending champion Bayern Munich beat CSKA Moscow 3-1 on Wednesday, setting a new Champions League record of 10 straight victories.
Bayern, which had already qualified for the knockout stages, took the lead through Arjen Robben in the 17th minute. Mario Goetze made it 2-0 with a solo effort early in the second half.
Keisuke Honda scored a penalty for CSKA in the 62nd, but Thomas Mueller converted one for the visitors just three minutes later to restore the German side s two-goal advantage.
Bayern had equaled Barcelona s 2002-03 record of nine wins in a row three weeks ago.
Bayern leads Group D with 15 points. CSKA has three points for third, six points behind second place Manchester City which has also reached the last 16 and was playing Viktoria Plzen later.
