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Holland scored multi-goals in the first four consecutive matches of the Champions
The shortest and the youngest 20 goals… Dortmund quarterfinals
Juventus frustrated at the threshold of the quarterfinals for two consecutive seasons
▲ Watery Holland
Elling Holland of German professional football Dortmund is playing a ceremony after scoring the opening goal against Seville (Spain) in the 2nd leg of the European Champions League in the 2nd leg of the 2020-21 season held at BVB Stadion in Dortmund, Germany on the 10th (Korean time). Dortmund advanced to the quarterfinals.
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‘Monster’ Elling Holland (Dortmund) scored four consecutive multi-goals for the first time in the history of the European Football Federation (UEFA) Champions League, scoring the shortest time ever and the youngest 20 goals.
Dortmund (Germany) first scored two goals in the home game of the second leg of the round of 16 of the 2020-21 season against Seville (Spain) held at BVB Stadion on the 10th (Korean time), but scored a big goal for Youssef N-Nesiri. I gave it a 2-2 draw. However, Dortmund, who had lead 3-2 in the first game away, advanced to the quarterfinals by winning a total of 5-4 in the first and second games. Holland scored four consecutive multi-goals for the first time in the tournament since the group stage match against Bruges (Belgium) in November last year. He also set a new record for six consecutive goals. In addition, even though he missed two games due to injuries, he scored 10 goals in total to lead the goal.
In particular, Holland, who was 20 years old and 231 days old, played 14 games in the tournament and scored 20 goals, becoming the fastest player to achieve 20 goals at the youngest age. Previously, the youngest 20 goals and 20 shortest matches were held by Killian Mbappe (Paris Saint-Germain, 21 years 355 days) and Harry Kane (Tottenham, 24 games), respectively.
If you compare that with Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) in 36 games, Lionel Messi (Barcelona) in 40 games, and Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus) in 56 games, 20 goals in 56 games, you can see how great Holland’s momentum is.
▲ Crisp Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo of Juventus (Italy) on the 10th (Korean time) was tackled in the 2nd leg of the European Champions League’s 16th round of the 2020-21 season against Porto (Portugal), grabbing his shoulder and suffering. Juventus was eliminated in the round of 16.
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Meanwhile, Juventus collapsed in the round of 16 of the tournament for two consecutive seasons. Juventus won 3-2 in the home game of the round of 16 against Porto (Portugal) at the end of the 2nd leg, winning a total of 4-4 in the 1st and 2nd leg, but was pushed away from the away goal because they fell 1-2 in the previous 1st leg away. . Ronaldo provided only one help on this day. Reporter Hong Ji-min [email protected]