Harry Kane passes Lionel Messi for Champions League goals after 30
Kane scored twice in Bayern Munich’s 3–3 draw at Viking, taking his Champions League total since turning 30 to 36, according to Bundesliga.com.
Harry Kane scored twice for Bayern Munich in a 3–3 Champions League draw away to Viking on October 13, taking him past Lionel Messi for goals in the competition after turning 30, according to Bundesliga.com.
Kane’s Champions League goals after 30
Bundesliga.com puts Kane’s total since his 30th birthday at 36, one more than Messi’s 35. Kane also provided an assist in the draw.
That age-based mark is separate from the Champions League’s all-time scoring record. Cristiano Ronaldo holds that record with 140 goals in 183 appearances, according to The National.
Sources and context
- Harry Kane breaks Lionel Messi record while continuing UEFA Champions League scoring streakBundesliga.com
- Haaland vs Mbappe: The race to break Cristiano Ronaldo’s historic Champions League goals recordThe National
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