Erling Haaland Makes Champions League History with Goal Against Dortmund
Erling Haaland has made significant Champions League history with his latest performance for Manchester City. In a match against Borussia Dortmund at the Etihad Stadium, he scored the club’s second goal, solidifying a 2-0 lead.
Haaland’s Record-Breaking Goal
The goal came in the 29th minute, marking Haaland’s 18th goal of the 2025/26 season across all competitions. This achievement was notable as he has now scored in five consecutive Champions League matches for three different clubs, an unprecedented feat.
Key Moments in the Match
- Phil Foden opened the scoring for City earlier in the game.
- Haaland’s goal was assisted by Jeremy Doku, who delivered a precise low cross.
- City had a commanding first-half performance, going into the break with a solid advantage.
Champions League Stats
With this goal, Haaland has joined the ranks of top scorers in the Champions League, alongside well-known players such as Harry Kane and Kylian Mbappe. Remarkably, no other City player has scored more than one Premier League goal this season, underscoring Haaland’s critical role in the team’s success.
Comparative Achievements
Haaland’s unique record places him above even Cristiano Ronaldo, who did not manage to score in five consecutive Champions League matches for three different clubs during his illustrious career.
Current Tournament Standing
Manchester City aims to secure their third win in this season’s Champions League. So far, they have a 2-2 draw with Monaco and trail Bayern Munich and Arsenal, both of whom maintain perfect records in their group matches.
As the competition intensifies, Haaland’s contributions will be vital for City as they pursue further European glory.
