Goal #451 vs Bayern Munich · 2015-05-06

#451Career GoalLegendary

“Against Bayern Munich in a tense Champions League semi-final locked at 0–0, Messi finally breaks the deadlock from a Dani Alves assist, igniting Barcelona’s 3–0 first-leg win and pushing his career tally to 451 goals.”

Knockout Stage

Year2015

UCL#76

2014/15'#55

Body PartLeft Foot

Shot TypeOpen Play

Technique—

2015#573

UCL · SF · 1st Leg2015-05-06 · 20:45:00

In a Champions League semi-final against Bayern, Messi breaks open a tense tie with a devastating brace—including that iconic ankle-breaking second—and then sets up Neymar, almost single-handedly deciding the route to the final at his peak powers.

Minute77'

Score

0-0→1-0

xG

—

Impact

Winning Goal

Assist: Dani Alves

Similar Goals

Goal#194

2011

In a tense El Clásico Champions League semi-final deadlocked at 0–0, Messi latches onto Afellay’s low cross to break Madrid’s resistance and give Barcelona a crucial first-leg lead, on the way to a brace and his 35th Champions League goal.

Knockout StageWinning Goal

Against a relentless Liverpool in a Champions League semi-final, Messi doubles Barcelona’s lead to tilt the tie decisively their way, and the strike also becomes his mythical 600th goal for the club.

In a Champions League quarter-final with Barcelona trailing Arsenal, Messi’s first strike instantly drags Barça level and ignites the four-goal masterclass that turns this night into his iconic Camp Nou ‘poker’, capped as career goal No.129 and his 22nd in the competition.

Hat-trickKnockout Stage

With Barcelona already turned around against Arsenal, Messi latches onto Seydou Kéita’s pass to stretch the quarter-final lead to 3–1, completing his hat-trick on the way to a four-goal Champions League masterclass and reaching his 24th goal in the competition.

Hat-trickKnockout Stage

vs

Arsenal4–1

Apr 6

Goal Sequence

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#451Career GoalLegendary

“Against Bayern Munich in a tense Champions League semi-final locked at 0–0, Messi finally breaks the deadlock from a Dani Alves assist, igniting Barcelona’s 3–0 first-leg win and pushing his career tally to 451 goals.”

Knockout Stage

Year2015

UCL#76

2014/15'#55

Body PartLeft Foot

Shot TypeOpen Play

Technique—

2015#573

UCL · SF · 1st Leg2015-05-06 · 20:45:00

In a Champions League semi-final against Bayern, Messi breaks open a tense tie with a devastating brace—including that iconic ankle-breaking second—and then sets up Neymar, almost single-handedly deciding the route to the final at his peak powers.

Minute77'

Score

0-0→1-0

xG

—

Impact

Winning Goal

Assist: Dani Alves

Similar Goals

Goal#194

2011

In a tense El Clásico Champions League semi-final deadlocked at 0–0, Messi latches onto Afellay’s low cross to break Madrid’s resistance and give Barcelona a crucial first-leg lead, on the way to a brace and his 35th Champions League goal.

Knockout StageWinning Goal

Against a relentless Liverpool in a Champions League semi-final, Messi doubles Barcelona’s lead to tilt the tie decisively their way, and the strike also becomes his mythical 600th goal for the club.

In a Champions League quarter-final with Barcelona trailing Arsenal, Messi’s first strike instantly drags Barça level and ignites the four-goal masterclass that turns this night into his iconic Camp Nou ‘poker’, capped as career goal No.129 and his 22nd in the competition.

Hat-trickKnockout Stage

With Barcelona already turned around against Arsenal, Messi latches onto Seydou Kéita’s pass to stretch the quarter-final lead to 3–1, completing his hat-trick on the way to a four-goal Champions League masterclass and reaching his 24th goal in the competition.

Hat-trickKnockout Stage

vs

Arsenal4–1

Apr 6

Goal Sequence

No data

ReceiptCarryDribbleShotUnder PressureWith ballPass

ReceiptCarryDribbleShotPass

Media Center