Paris Saint-Germain Score Four in 16 Minutes to Break Real Madrid’s Champions League Record
Paris Saint-Germain scored four goals in 16 minutes and two seconds to become the fastest team to score four in a single match in Champions League history, according to Mister Chip statistics.
Paris Saint-Germain scored four goals in 16 minutes and two seconds to become the fastest team to score four in a single match in Champions League history, according to Mister Chip statistics.
The French side surpassed the previous record held by Real Madrid, who scored four goals in 20 minutes against Dinamo Zagreb in November 2011. Paris achieved the feat away from home.
Paris also became the first team to score three away goals in the opening 13 minutes of a Champions League match, surpassing Borussia Dortmund’s record of scoring a hat-trick in 17 minutes against Legia Warsaw in 2016.