Lewandowski scored 34 goals in the Champions League knockout stage, tied for third place, Ronaldo s cliff-like first place, how did Messi perform?

The French Ligue 1 overlord Paris Saint-Germain finally won the championship as he wished and won the first Champions League championship in team history. Dembele and Douai in the team performed very well in the Champions League, and Dembele even became the biggest favorite in the Golden Ball Awards. There are new stars like Douai and other people appearing, and there are also the gradual decline of veterans such as Lewandowski. Lewandowski scored 11 goals in the Champions League this season, including 2 goals in the knockout stage. He is currently scoring 34 Champions League knockout stage, tied with Benzema to rank third in the Champions League history knockout stage, and they are in front of them. Ronaldo and Messi. Let's take a look at how these four players who scored more than 30 goals in the Champions League knockout stage have performed in the Champions League knockout stage.

Lewandow 34 Champions League knockout goals

In the Champions League this season, Lewandow followed Barcelona to the semi-finals. Unfortunately, Lewandow, who was troubled by injuries, only played for 30 minutes in the semi-finals against Inter Milan in the two rounds. Barcelona also lost to Inter Milan in the semi-finals due to lack of soldiers and stopped at the semi-finals. However, for the 36-year-old Lewandowski, he has done well enough to score 27 league goals and 11 Champions League goals this season. In terms of the number of goals scored in the Champions League knockout stage, Lewandowski has scored 34 goals in the Champions League knockout stage with two goals in the quarter-finals. He has scored 34 goals in the Champions League knockout stage, tying French star Benzema and becoming the third person in Champions League history. In his career, Lewandowski completed his first goal in the Champions League knockout round at Dortmund, won the only Champions League championship in his career at Bayern, and at Barcelona Lewandowski was 36 years old, leading a group of young talents in Barcelona to revive again. Winning the La Liga championship this season and reaching the semi-finals of the Champions League. Lewandowski will continue his story next season and the number of goals will continue to rise.

Benzema scored 34 Champions League knockout goals

Currently, the 37-year-old Benzema has played in the Saudi League for two seasons, but Benzema's achievements in the Champions League are still remembered by many fans, especially in the 2021-22 Champions League, Benzema almost helped Real Madrid win the 14th championship in the team history with his own strength, and is still talked about by Real Madrid fans. In the history of the Champions League, Benzema has won a total of 5 Champions League trophys, among which in the Champions League knockout stage, Benzema ranked third in the history of the Champions League with 34 goals, second only to Ronaldo and Messi. When it comes to Benzema's performance in the Champions League knockout stage, we have to mention the Champions League knockout stage in the 2020-22 season. In the Champions League match that season, Real Madrid encountered a strong opponent in the first round of the knockout round. They lost 0-1 to Paris Saint-Germain in the first round. Benze immediately scored a hat-trick in the second round, helping Real Madrid eliminate their opponents and advance to the next round. In the quarter-finals, Benzema scored another hat-trick in the first leg to help Real Madrid gain the advantage. In the overtime in the second leg, Benzema scored another goal to help the team advance to the semi-finals. Facing Manchester City's two-leg semi-finals, Benzema scored 3 goals, and Real Madrid narrowly beat Manchester City 6-5 to advance to the final. In the end, Real Madrid won the championship as they wished in the final, and Benzema, who scored 10 goals in the knockout stage, became the team's biggest contributor. After leaving Real Madrid, Benzema scored 34 goals in the Champions League knockout round.

Messi scored 49 Champions League knockout goals

Messi, who just led Miami International to qualify from the Club World Cup group, completed the achievements of successfully advancing to the knockout stage in all competitions of his career. In his career, Messi won four championships in the Champions League, scored a total of 49 goals in the Champions League knockout stage, and was second only to Ronaldo, who ranked first in the Champions League knockout stage. Messi's first goal in the Champions League knockout season occurred in the 2007-08 season, and in the quarterfinals against the Celtics, he scored a goal to help Barcelona eliminate his opponent. In the subsequent 2008-09 season, Barcelona won the Champions League championship, and Messi scored in the final, which was also his second Champions League trophy. In the 2009-10 season, Messi played a big four in the second round in the quarterfinals against Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League knockout that season, helping Barcelona eliminate Arsenal and advance to the semi-finals. Messi scored again in the Champions League final in the 2010-11 season, helping Barcelona win another Champions League title. In the subsequent 2011-12 season, Messi completed the feat of scoring five goals in a single game in the Champions League knockout match against the pharmaceutical factory. Messi later won the fourth championship in the 2014-15 season. However, whether in the second half of Barcelona or his career in Paris, Messi was not satisfied in the Champions League, and even experienced a tragic loss of being reversed by Liverpool and Rome, and a 2-8 loss to Bayern. Messi left the mainstream European league in 2023, and his Champions League knockout goal was only 49 goals.

Royce scored 67 Champions League knockout goals

As the champion of Champions League history, Ronaldo scored a total of 140 goals in the Champions League game. Cristiano Ronaldo is also the player with the most goals in the Champions League knockout games. He has scored a total of 67 Champions League knockout goals in his career. In the 2007-08 Champions League match, Ronaldo followed Manchester United to the Champions League final and helped Manchester United take the lead in the final. He finally defeated Chelsea in a penalty shootout, and Ronaldo won the Champions League championship for the first time. In the 2013-14 Champions League final, Ronaldo scored a goal in the final against Atletico Madrid to kill the game, helping Real Madrid win the Champions League trophy. In the three seasons after the 15-16 season, Ronaldo helped Real Madrid win three consecutive championships in the Champions League, creating the first three consecutive championships since the Champions League reform. Ronaldo's role in this is indelible. Ronaldo has won five Champions League titles in his career and has repeatedly transformed into a key player in the Champions League matches to save the team. After winning the 2023 victory in Riyadh, Ronaldo's Champions League knockout goal was frozen at 67. 67 goals make Ronaldo the player with the most goals in knockout stages in Champions League history, leading second place Messi by as many as 18 goals. Such efficient performance may be difficult for later generations to catch up.