Harry Kane Breaks Messi’s Champions League Record as Ronaldo’s Historic Run Comes Into Reach

Harry Kane has moved ahead of Lionel Messi for the most UEFA Champions League goals scored after turning 30, adding another major milestone to his career with a brace for Bayern Munich. The England captain scored twice in Bayern’s 3-3 draw away to Viking FK on Tuesday, helping his team recover from a two-goal deficit before the Norwegian side snatched a late equaliser. Kane now has 36 Champions League goals since his 30th birthday, one more than Messi managed in the same age period. His brace also extended his scoring run in the competition to nine consecutive matches.