Messi breaks Ronaldo’s record in the Champions League

 
Argentine star Lionel Messi, the French player of Paris Saint-Germain, added a new team to the list of his victims in the Champions League during. The Argentine superstar and PSG striker, Lionel Messi, added a new team to the list of clubs he has victimized in Europe’s premier competition and his exceptional career in the most prestigious continental competition in the world, with the Israeli side becoming the 39th team to be on the wrong end of one of his goals. Lionel Messi created Champions League history by scoring for the 18th consecutive season in the competition. He was on target as Paris St Germain came from behind to win 3-1 at Maccabi Haifa to make it two victories from two games, as part of the second round of the group stage meetings of the European Champions League. Messi equalized before the break, scoring against a 39th different opponent in the competition – another record, to surpass the Portuguese and Man United star Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored 38 different teams in the European competition.
Lionel Messi has now scored a Champions League goal against a record 39 different teams
39 - Lionel Messi
38 - Cristiano Ronaldo
34 - Karim Benzema
33 - Raúl González
31 - Robert Lewandowski