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Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane set a new historic Champions League record for the most goals scored after reaching the 30th century. The Englishman's historic achievement was supported by two goals scored in the match against the Norwegian Vikings.
Having scored a double (with a penalty kick and a header from the far post), the 33-year-old forward added to his goals in the leading European Cup after 30 goals to 36 goals in 40 matches played. Finally, Kane surpassed the previous record held by the Argentinean Lionel Messi - at the end of the day there were 35 goals scored in this category.
In addition to breaking Messi's record, the captain of the England team repeated another record in the tournament. Kane scored a goal in his ninth Champions League match.
In history, only three legendary strikers have achieved such a streak of goals: Ruud van Nistelrooy, Robert Lewandowski and Cristiano Ronaldo.. The absolute record for this performance is held by Ronaldo, who scored in 11 matches so far..
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Harry Kane's record double came in Bayern's dramatic away match against Norwegian champion Vikings, which ended in a sensational 3:3 draw. The home team shocked Munich with two goals in the first half (Gianni Stensness and Peter Kristiansen scored). Kane zooms to equal the ranks, and Luis Dias brings the German grand forward to life.
Prote after winning Michael Olise for two yellow cards in one episode, Bayern lost the minority and did not try to win - the pouch rakhunok with a strong header stood up the Norwegian German Hermann Gaugen.
It is significant that for 21 years Bayern and Kane are watching the Champions League home match against London Arsenal.