Robert Lewandowski marked a significant milestone in his career, celebrating his 100th UEFA Champions League goal during Barcelona's match against Brest on Tuesday night.
The Polish forward, who now joins an elite group of players to have achieved this feat, scored from the penalty spot after a foul by Brest's goalkeeper Marco Bizot.
Lewandowski's goal came early in the match, just 10 minutes in, demonstrating his trademark cool and confident finishing to give Barcelona an early 1-0 lead. This remarkable achievement places him alongside Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi as the only players to reach 100 goals in the competition.
Barcelona's coach Hansi Flick lauded Lewandowski's performance, highlighting his crucial role in the team's success this season. The veteran striker has been in sensational form, topping the goal-scoring charts in both La Liga and the Champions League.
As the match progresses, Barcelona aims to secure their fourth consecutive Champions League victory.
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