Luis Enrique claimed Paris Saint-Germain's 6-0 hammering of Villarreal "doesn't mean anything" just yet.
PSG led 4-0 after just 17 minutes on Tuesday. It is the second earliest a team has scored four in a European Cup/Champions League match, after Benfica against Ujpest in November 1960 (16th minute).
The two-time holders also became the first team in Champions League history to score 4+ goals in four consecutive games in the competition.
PSG have won 10 consecutive games in all competitions for the second time under Luis Enrique (also 10 between January and March 2025), while they have now scored 20 goals in just four games in the Champions League this season, the fewest games any side has taken to reach 20 in a single campaign.
Luis Enrique, though, insisted on not getting carried away despite PSG's wonderful start to their quest for a three-peat.
"This doesn't mean anything," he told reporters.
"There will only be one champion in Madrid. We spent the last two years outside the top eight and we were champions.
"I'm happy to see the team's ambition. In February and March, we'll have to prove everything."
Speaking to Canal+, Luis Enrique added: "There are matches that start like this, we've been impressive the whole time.
"We're happy, but it's difficult for Villarreal because it's hard to play against a team that presses all the time. We have to stay calm."
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Villarreal conceded six goals in a European match for the first time ever, while also becoming the first Spanish side to concede six in a European home game.
They sit 29th in the 36-team standings, having taken just three points from the 12 on offer.
"We're doing badly, devastated," Villarreal coach Inigo Perez said.
"We started the way we wanted, we tried to get people excited. But then we hit rock bottom and the blow was insurmountable. We haven't even managed to get close to them."
Joao Neves, Desire Doue, Senny Mayulu and David Boly were on target, with Fabian Ruiz netting twice.
PSG became the second team on record (since 2003-04) to have 10+ shots on target in four consecutive Champions League games, after Real Madrid between December 2013 and April 2014.