Is this a boy? The Netherlands continues to shatter records in the Champions League

Borussia Dortmund’s 20-year-old Norwegian striker, Arling Braut Holland, continues to amaze Europe, when after the duo and cooking he provided in the first quarter-final match at Ramon Sanchez Fijuan, the Netherlands also scored another double in the rematch against Sevilla.

As a result, the Netherlands have scored no less than 20 goals in just 14 games so far, while since the Norwegian debut in the factory, in September 2019, no player has scored more than him in the Champions League, while Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski is the only one to score 19 goals In the period in question.

By the way, Holland, who scored against each of the rivals against whom he played in the Champions League, raised his balance this season in the factory to 10 goals and this is only his sixth game for the 2020/21 season, when as a result, he also became the youngest player, 20 years and 231 days , Who has won six consecutive games in the Champions League.

In addition, the Netherlands became the fastest player to reach 20 goals in the Champions League, when he did so in just 14 games, 10 games faster than the second-ranked on the list, Harry Kane, who did so in 24 games.

Just for comparison, Holland has scored 20 goals at the factory so far, while Ronaldinho, Frank Ribery, Sadio Mane and Andy Cole, experienced and valued players by all accounts and some even considered football legends, have each scored just 18 goals at the factory. Meanwhile, this is the 34th official game in which Dortmund have won, a new record in professional football.

Meanwhile, the second goal, which was scored by Pendel, came after a hallucinatory chain of events that included a number of controversial judicial decisions. First, the Netherlands scored a field goal in the 48th minute, then the goal was disallowed and in his place Dortmund were awarded a penalty for a foul by Jules Conde on the Norwegian inside the extension during a pre-goal he scored. Holland himself kicked the penalty and was stopped by Yassin Bono in the 52nd minute, but since the Moroccan goalkeeper came out of the goal line during the kick, Turkish referee Chunite Chakir ordered a repeat penalty, which he managed to exploit Holland on the way to the pair.