Bursaspor striker Kelechi Iheanacho has said the goal that broke the Turkish record for scoring in consecutive games is his favourite for the club, even though it was not his best finish. Iheanacho joined Bursaspor as a free agent in the summer after failing to agree a new deal with Scottish Premiership champions Celtic. The
The Nigerian international opened the scoring in the 26th minute, putting the Green-and-Whites ahead with a well-taken finish after being picked out by Amine Boutrah's delivery
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Barcelona winger Lamine Yamal has surpassed Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappé to become the highest-scoring teenager in UEFA Champions League history. Top 5 Highest-Scoring Teenagers in UEFA Champions League History Lamine Yamal – 14 goals Kylian Mbappe – 13 goals Erling Haaland – 10 goals Patrick Kluivert – 7 goals Raul, Benzema and Belllingham – 6 goals each Vanguard News
Sendings-off include 43 players and two board members Goal celebration is said to have sparked brawl An under-20s match in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais descended into chaos, with the referee handing out a record 53 red cards after a brawl. In his report the referee, Fernando Patrick Drosghic Modesto, said the trouble began early in the second half, when a number of Uberlandia officials invaded the field after one of their players was sent off.
Como produced a stunning away performance to put nine goals past a hapless Lens side and match the record for most scored by a team in a Champions League game. The Italian side equalled Bayern Munich’s tally against Dinamo Zagreb in 2024 as Cesc Fabregas’ team continued a remarkable debut European campaign in France.
When it comes to comebacks, Liverpool and Istanbul have plenty of history – but this time Andoni Iraola’s side made the wrong kind. Former Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood benefited from a slice of luck when his free-kick deflected in off Jeremy Jacquet in the first half for Fenerbahce’s first equaliser, and Liverpool only had themselves to blame when Cody Gakpo’s header took the ball past Alisson and gave Birmingham-born Archie Brown a tap in to make it 2-2.
Equatorial Guinea goalkeeper Jesus Owono is reportedly considering retiring from football after his collision with Spanish striker Jesus de Miguel, who died following the incident. Jesus Owono, who has been receiving psychological support from his team, also released a statement expressing his grief following De Miguel’s death.