Robert Lewandowski has cemented his legacy by becoming only the third player in history to score 100 goals in the UEFA Champions League. The Polish striker achieved this milestone during Barcelona’s home clash against Brest, netting the iconic goal in the 10th minute. His achievement places him in elite company, with only Cristiano Ronaldo (140 goals) and Lionel Messi (129 goals) ahead of him in the all-time rankings.
The Decisive Moment
The landmark goal came from a penalty that Lewandowski earned himself, showcasing his determination and skill. It marked his sixth goal in this season’s Champions League and his 21st across all competitions, including La Liga. His penalty gave Barcelona an early 1-0 lead in their crucial fifth-round group stage match against Brest.
Lewandowski’s prolific form highlights his continued importance to Barcelona’s attack. As the Catalan giants chase European and domestic glory, his contributions remain vital. This latest accomplishment reinforces his status as one of football’s modern greats.