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BARCELONA, Spain -- Barcelona defeated Borussia Moenchengladbach 4-0 to match the 20-goal scoring record in the group stage of the Champions League, but Lionel Messi fell short of equaling Cristiano Ronaldos 11-goal mark in the first phase of the tournament.Messis 10th goal and Arda Turans hat trick helped Barcelona reach the 20 goals in this seasons group stage, a feat achieved only three other times in the past, including by the Catalan club in 2011-12.Real Madrid did it in 2013-14 and Manchester United in 1998-99. Borussia Dortmund needs one goal in its game against Madrid on Wednesday in Spain to match the record.All Group C positions had already been decided ahead of Tuesdays final round. Barcelona finished with 15 points, six more than Manchester City, which drew 1-1 with Celtic in England. Moenchengladbach ended third with five points, two more than winless Celtic.The team played well the entire match, Barcelona coach Luis Enrique said. The players were quick and precise. I congratulate them.Messi scored in the 16th minute at Camp Nou after a one-two with Turan inside the Moenchengladbach area. The Argentine slid behind the defenders and fired home a low left-foot shot after receiving Turans return pass.Messi had a great chance to match Ronaldos record in the 73rd, but his close-range header was brilliantly saved on the line by goalkeeper Yann Sommer.Turan scored in the 50th, 53rd and 67th minutes to help the Catalan club end a three-game winless streak. It conceded a 90th-minute equalizer in a 1-1 home draw against Real Madrid in the Spanish league on Saturday.According to UEFAs statistics, Barcelona made a whopping 1,022 passing attempts on Tuesday, completing 939 of them.Barcelona were very Barcelona-esque, Moenchengladbach coach Andre Schubert said. We had too much respect for them and didnt play with enough courage.Barcelona was without forward Neymar and midfielder Ivan Rakitic because of suspensions.Luis Enrique also rested striker Luis Suarez, giving a chance to recently signed forward Paco Alcacer, who has been criticized by Barcelona fans for his lackluster performances.Ronaldo scored 11 goals last year became the first player to reach double figures in the six games of the group stage. Messi played in only five matches for Barcelona this season, but he twice scored hat tricks -- in the home games against Celtic and Manchester City. He also netted once against City in Manchester and twice against Celtic in Glasgow.Ronaldo on Wednesday will try to become the first player to score 100 goals in European competitions. He is two short of the milestone heading into the game against Borussia Dortmund at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.Messi now has 93 goals overall in the Champions League, two less than Ronaldo. 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Michelle Jenneke is the dancing queen of Australian athletics, and shes on track to make the 2016 Olympics her crowning glory.Jenneke became an internet sensation in 2012, when her now-famous warm-up routine went viral; but look a little closer and there is a lot more to this humble Sydney athlete than meets the eye.The Jenneke jig attracted worldwide attention but the 23-year-old is now focused on delivering a more mesmerising performance in the womens 100 metres hurdles event in Rio.At the moment I feel like Im in the best training shape that Ive been, Jenneke told ESPN.I havent been having many races recently but Im sure well see it by the time I get to Rio.However, time isnt something Jenneke has a lot of lately.The schedule of an Olympic athlete is hectic enough, yet Jenneke is also juggling the demands of studying for a university degree.But this mechatronics engineering student has crunched the numbers to come up with a formula that allows her to fit the requisite training and study into her full schedule.It can be quite difficult but I think that Ive managed my time pretty well, Jenneke said.My goal at the moment is to finish the degree in 2019 so Ive still got quite a bit of time left.This year Ive just been doing two subjects. Studying part time really helps as I dont think Id be able to manage the workload of full-time whilst training.Her coach of 13 years, Michael Zisti, brother of former rugby league flyer Nick, is aware of her busy timetable and has carefully planned a training regime to avoid any possibility of burnout.ddddddddddddWhile most of her Olympic teammates and rivals bunker down in secret overseas locations to add the final touches to their preparations, Jenneke has opted for the comforts of home.Im not really much of a traveller, Jenneke said.I dont love it that much, so living out of a suitcase is not really my thing. I much prefer being at home, being comfortableI fly out in about five weeks. Im just going to be doing regular training until then and Ive also got a race on the Gold Coast and a race on the Sunshine Coast.With former world champion Sally Pearson now denied the chance to defend her Olympic title due to a hamstring injury, the weight of Australian expectation shifts further onto Jennekes shoulders.Jenneke she understands and accepts shell be under pressure to deliver when she lines up on the starting blocks in Rio, but its something she thrives on.The Sydneysider is already considered one of Australias leading track medal hopes with a personal-best time of 12.82 seconds -- 0.6 of a second outside the world record -- and she thinks she still has a little bit more in me.I think over the couple of years Ill see some more improvement, Jenneke told ESPN.I dont think Im at the fastest that Ill be.Im hoping to be getting even faster in the next couple of years so I dont think Ive hit my peak yet. ' ' '