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PARIS -- Gianluigi Buffon kept the shots out while Cristiano Ronaldo failed to put them in.While Buffon starred in goal for Juventus, saving a penalty and making two remarkable saves in a 1-0 win at Lyon, it was a frustrating night for record-chasing Ronaldo in the Champions League.The Real Madrid forward needed only two goals to become the first player to score 100 career goals in European club competitions. But he could not muster even one for the holders in a 5-1 rout of Polish strugglers Legia Warsaw -- which had lost five of its past seven matches.Madrid has scored 11 times in its past two games, but only one of those has been from the usually prolific Ronaldo. He has made an uncharacteristically quiet start to the season for Madrid with four goals in eight games so far -- very low by his own lofty standards.Madrids goals came from Wales forward Gareth Bale, an own-goal by Tomasz Jodlowiec, and further strikes by Marco Asensio, Lucas Vazquez and Alvaro Morata, sealing an emphatic victory in Group F.Madrid is level on seven points with Borussia Dortmund, but the German side leads on goal difference after winning 2-1 at Sporting Lisbon.Prolific striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang -- with his ninth goal in nine games -- and Julian Weigl scored in the first half for Dortmund. Midfielder Bruno Cesar pulled one back midway through the second half after an indirect free kick was awarded near the penalty spot.Colombia midfielder Juan Cuadrado scored the winner for Juventus in the 76th minute with a brilliant angled strike, keeping the Turin team top of Group H.Heres a look at what else happened in the Champions League on Tuesday:---GROUP ETottenham striker Son Heung-min came back to his old club Bayer Leverkusen, but the German side did most of the attacking in a 0-0 draw that suited Monaco perfectly.Monaco came from behind to salvage a 1-1 draw at CSKA Moscow and tops Group E with five points, one point ahead of Tottenham and two clear of Leverkusen.Although Tottenham had chances in the first half, with Dutch striker Vincent Janssen hitting the crossbar, Leverkusen dominated after the break.Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris did brilliantly to scoop the ball away on the line after an effort by Javier Chicharito Hernandez -- with goal-line technology showing that it hadnt fully crossed the line.So much for not celebrating against your former club.CSKA Moscow striker Lacina Traore could barely contain his delight after scoring against Monaco -- the club loaning him to CSKA -- wheeling away in delight with his finger raised after pouncing from close range.With just minutes remaining, however, midfielder Bernardo Silva darted in to score the equalizer.---GROUP GRiyad Mahrez struck the close-range winner in a 1-0 victory against FC Copenhagen that kept Leicester well on track for the next round after three straight wins.Leicester coach Claudio Ranieris tactic to keep Mahrez fresh just before Champions League games is proving decisive.Mahrez was restored to the starting lineup after being rested on Saturday at Chelsea, only coming off the bench in the second half.Prior to the previous Champions League game -- a home win against Porto -- he was substituted at halftime against Manchester United.Five minutes before halftime, he acrobatically flicked in a header from fellow Algeria international Islam Slimani, after good work by striker Jamie Vardy.Ranieris team, shock winners of the Premier League last season, needs one win from its final three games to make the knockout phase.Leicester is five points clear of Copenhagen and FC Porto, which came from behind to beat Club Brugge 2-1 and condemn the Belgian side to a third successive loss.Emerging striker Andre Silva, who has scored four times in the last two games for Portugal, settled the match with an injury-time penalty.Forward Jelle Vossen put Brugge ahead, but Mexican defender Miguel Layun leveled with a long-range drive.---GROUP HTen-man Juventus won 1-0 away to Lyon thanks to some shot-stopping heroics from goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon and a brilliant winner from Colombia midfielder Juan Cuadrado.He scored in the 76th minute after cutting in down the right, beating full back Jeremy Morel and launching an unstoppable shot into the near top corner from the tightest of angles.Prior to that, Lyon had threatened an upset.But Buffon saved a 35th-minute penalty from Alexandre Lacazette and then denied Lyon twice in the second half with remarkable reflex saves, tipping over forward Nabil Fekirs deflected shot when off balance and kicking away Corentin Tolissos point-blank header.The win kept Juventus top of Group H with seven points and ahead of Europa League champion Sevilla on goal difference.Sevilla won 1-0 at last-place Dinamo Zagreb, with French midfielder Samir Nasri scoring from close range during the first half. 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Varlamov made 33 saves and Ryan OReilly had a goal and scored in the shootout as the Avalanche beat the New Jersey Devils 2-1 on Thursday night. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Matt Moores first game as Ryan Tannehills replacement was the best of his career.The nine-year veteran stepped in Saturday night by throwing for four touchdowns in keeping the Miami Dolphins playoff hopes very much alive with a 34-13 rout of the New York Jets.In his first start since Jan. 1, 2012 -- a Dolphins victory over the Jets, with current New York coach Todd Bowles serving as interim Miami coach -- Moore picked apart the mistake-prone hosts.He hit Dion Sims for a pair of 1-yard TDs and Kenny Stills for 52 and Jarvis Landry for 66 in Miamis eighth win in its last night games. The Dolphins (9-5) clinched their first winning season since 2008, the last time they won the AFC East.Should Moore (12 for 18 for 236 yards) continue such strong play, they certainly can be optimistic about playing in the postseason.There were some nerves and maybe it showed a little early, said Moore, whose wife gave birth to son Wyatt Monday. We started slow, but got in the groove in the middle part. Once we got going, that negative stuff wore offf and I got on a roll. Credit these guys for getting us going and making plays. Once those guys got the ball in their hands, it was impressive.The Jets (4-10) have lost as many games as they won in 2015, Bowles first season in charge. They also lost second-year quarterback Bryce Petty on the first play of the fourth quarter after he was squashed by Ndamukong Suh and Cameron Wake and injured his chest.For good measure, the Dolphins threw in an 11-yard blocked punt return touchdown by Walt Aiken.The defense did a great job with turnovers, just causing problems, coach Adam Gase said. The pressure was relentless. And Walt is a guy making a huge impact on special teams, just now its resulting in points.The game was competitive for a half. For once, the Jets started quickly. They were awful in the first half of their last two outings, but Petty immediately guided them 75 yards in seven plays for a 7-0 lead. Robby Anderson, coming on at receiver late in the year, badly beat Bacarri Rambo on a crossing pattern and sped into the end zone.It took a replay challenge by Gase to get an incompletion overturned into Sims first 1-yard touchdown pass early in the second quarter -- Moores first TD throw since Week 8 of 2012, also against the Jets.dddddddddddd Andrew Franks extra point kick hit the left upright, his first miss this season.Eighth-year defensive end Wakes first career interception on an awful throw by Petty thwarted another New York threat in the opening half. And the Dolphins stopped Bilal Powell on a fourth-and-1 run near midfield.He has that knack of timing, Gase said about Wake. He knows there are moments that can swing a game.Those plays set up Moores perfect pass to Stills behind rookie cornerback Justin Burris for a 13-7 lead.Powell had a big first half with 113 yards total offense. But it only helped get 10 points; Nick Folk made a 48-yard field goal with 18 seconds left. Powell gained only 36 yards in the second half.The Dolphins were outgained by 225 yards to 129, yet went to the locker room ahead 13-10.From there, it was all Miami, getting Aikens and Landrys scores and Sims second TD.Oh, they were prepared, but when we play like that, it all falls on me, Jets coach Todd Bowles said. It starts at the top. Ive got to do a better job, and theyve got to do a better job. But it starts with me.BLOCK THAT PUNTAikens short return of the blocked punt was the Dolphins first touchdown on such a play since Jimmy Wilson did it at MetLife Stadium against the Jets in that same game in October 2012.THOUSANDS UPONS THOUSANDSDolphins receiver Jarvis Landry went over 1,000 yards for the second time in his three-year career. Landry made three catches for 108 yards and now has 1,031.Miami running back Jay Ajayi rushed for only 51 yards, but that was enough to boost the second-year player to 1,007.ROCKIN ROBBYAnderson became the first Jets receiver with two 40- yard touchdowns in a season since Braylon Edwards in 2010. His other came on the teams previous touchdown at MetLife Stadium, the final score in a 41-10 loss to Indianapolis.INJURIESMiami starting CB Byron Maxwell left in the first quarter with an ankle injury.Jets first-round draft pick LB Darron Lee injured an eye.UP NEXT:Dolphins: Visit Bills on Dec. 24Jets: Visit Patriots on Dec. 24.---For more NFL coverage: http://www.pro32.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFL ' ' '