Erling Haaland once again made the difference in Borussia Dortmund’s group game at Club Bruges on Wednesday night in the Champions League. The Norwegian cut to 2-0 and 3-0 and set the course for his BVB to win
early. Haaland pushed up his personal goalscoring record in the Champions League. The 20-year-old has already scored 14 goals in just eleven top-class games. An outstanding value that overshadows everything seen so far in previous years.
For comparison, in order to score 14 goals in this competition, the five-time world footballer Lionel Messi needed at least 28 games. And CL record goalscorer and superstar Cristiano Ronaldo also took significantly longer. Only in his 51st game
in the league did he score his 14th goal. Haaland’s record is all the more remarkable as he scored a whopping eight goals
in Salzburg Underdogs FC’s Dress in the first half of 2019/2020 before joining BVB in January. BVB Goalgetter Haaland overtakes legend duo
With its 14th goal in the Champions League, the 1.94m Hound has also opened up to two of the greatest legends of the past decades.
