Bayer Leverkusen make right mugs of themselves trying to poke fun at Tottenham on Twitter

Pride comes, as we all know, before a fall.

Clearly the person running the official Bayer Leverkusen Twitter account have never heard the phrase - do they even have it in German? They must do, they always have a phrase in German. A phrase they certainly do have in German is schadenfreude - something Spurs fans who saw Leverkusen's tweets will no doubt be experiencing right now. The German side raced into a two goal lead in their Champions League match tonight against CSKA Moscow, and took great delight in reminding their Group E opponents Tottenham, who were 2-0 down at home to Monaco. Ha ha ha ha. Only, CSKA weren't done. Just minutes later, this happened: And then, hilariously, this: And THEN, this: https://twitter.com/SpursOfficial/status/776141084535693313 And they say Germans don't have a sense of humour... Elsewhere, Manchester City made light work of Borussia Monchengladbach who were just happy to enjoy the craic. https://twitter.com/borussia_en/status/776154235696283648 Leicester are also off to a flier in their first season in the Champions League, accounting for Club Brugge with three goals to spare whilst an 89th minute Ronaldo goal and a 95th minute Morata header rescued the champions. Spare a thought for the 1982 champs though... The Champions League is back. And it looks like silly season has returned too. The GAA Hour podcast is out every Monday and Thursday. Subscribe here on iTunes or listen on Soundcloud (if you want to).