10,000th goal ...... in the Champions League37-year-old defender Sergio Ramos scored a monumental strike
Former Spanish national team defender Sergio Ramos, who plays for Sevilla, scored his 10,000th goal in the Champions League. BBC 29. The 5th round of the Champions League (CL) Group B will be played on the 29th, with Sevilla playing PSV Eindhoven. In the 24th minute, the score was 0-0, and the free kick penalty taker Rakitic crossed with his feet in front of the goal, and Ramos ran inside to receive the ball with his feet and scored the first goal for the team. It was a frantic battle and two players were sent off afterwards as Sevilla came from behind to lose 2-3. This time, Ramos' goal gave the team the lead in this game, which was also his 10,000th goal in the Champions League. According to Stat**OPTA, the first goal in the Champions League (excluding qualifying) was scored by former Nigerian national team striker Daniel Amokachi, who played for Club Brugge, in 1992. It took him 31 years and four days to reach the Champions League. Milestone. At 37 years and 244 days, Ramos became the fourth-oldest player in Champions League history with this goal, and his first goal in the Champions League came 6,773 days ago, when he scored at Real Madrid in December 2005. It seems that the time from the first goal to the last goal is the longest on record in the Champions League. In addition, the average age of Sevilla's starting line-up for this match was 32 years and 19 days, breaking the record set by Inter Milan in February 2012 for the oldest starting line-up in Champions League history, which was 31 years and 331 days. Former Spanish national team defender Sergio Ramos, who plays for Sevilla, scored his 10,000th goal in the Champions League. BBC 29. The 5th round of the Champions League (CL) Group B will be played on the 29th, with Sevilla playing PSV Eindhoven. In the 24th minute, the score was 0-0, and the free kick penalty taker Rakitic crossed with his feet in front of the goal, and Ramos ran inside to receive the ball with his feet and scored the first goal for the team. It was a frantic battle and two players were sent off afterwards as Sevilla came from behind to lose 2-3. This time, Ramos' goal gave the team the lead in this game, which was also his 10,000th goal in the Champions League. According to Statistically**OPTA, the first goal in the Champions League (excluding qualification) was scored in 1992 by former Nigerian national team striker Daniel Amokach, who played for Club Brugge and took him 31 years and four days to reach the Champions League. Milestone. At 37 years and 244 days, Ramos became the fourth-oldest player in Champions League history with this goal, and his first goal in the Champions League came 6,773 days ago, when he scored at Real Madrid in December 2005. It seems that the time from the first goal to the last goal is the longest on record in the Champions League. In addition, the average age of Sevilla's starting lineup for this match was 32 years and 19 days, which broke Inter.