Impressive landmarks for Messi and Ambape

Killian Ambape never stops breaking records. After the insane hat-trick at the Camp Nou in the first game, the Paris Saint-Germain star put the French champions ahead of Barcelona and set another milestone, becoming the youngest player to reach 25 goals in the Champions League.

And who held the record up to that point you ask? Yes, you guessed it, the Frenchman’s opponent on the way to the quarterfinals, Leo Messi, who reached the same amount at 22 and 286 days old. Lambpa, for comparison, took 80 days after celebrating his 22nd birthday to record another tremendous milestone in his career and pass the flea.

And this is not the end. After scoring a hat-trick in the first game, Ambape raised his tally against Barcelona this season to four goals, the largest amount a player has scored against Barcelona in one season in the Champions League ever.

But Messi’s answer came earlier than expected. The Flea scored a huge equalizer and became the second player in history to reach 120 goals in the Champions League, with only Cristiano Ronaldo, the factory’s all-time leading scorer with 134 goals. Robert Lewandowski is far from the two with 72 goals.

Unfortunately, Messi later also entered a dubious list. The flea, who missed a penalty and missed an opportunity to raise Barcelona to 1-2 before going down to the break, lost to the “King of Misses” from the penalty spot with four penalties he missed, with Henry leading the list with five balls going out. By the way, this is the first penalty that the Flea has missed since 2015 against Manchester City, when since then he has scored eight kicks in a row.