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Vinicius Jr has set a new record in the UEFA Champions League knockout stages, passing Lionel Messi for assists even though Real Madrid lost to Bayern Munich in a dramatic quarter-final.
Reports say that the Brazilian helped Kylian Mbappe score during the second leg loss on April 15, which meant that the Spanish giants were out of the tournament with a 6-4 aggregate score.
HITC says that Vinicius now has 13 assists in 41 Champions League knockout games, which is more than Messi’s 12 in 77 games. He is still behind Cristiano Ronaldo, who has 15 assists in 85 knockout games, which puts him in first place.
The winger has already won two Champions League titles with Madrid. Messi has four titles, while Ronaldo has five, four of which he won with Madrid and one with Manchester United. If Vinicius stays in the same shape, many people think he will break Ronaldo’s record.
Stanisic Asks Referee About Camavinga’s Dismissal
There was a lot of drama at the end of the tie. After Madrid lost a player, Josip Stanisic said that Eduardo Camavinga should not have been sent off and slammed referee Slavko Vincic.
In the 62nd minute, with Madrid up 3-2, coach Alvaro Arbeloa brought in Camavinga to try to calm things down. The midfielder quickly got a yellow card for a late tackle and a second yellow card in the 86th minute for delaying a free kick.
Bayern took the lead when Luis Diaz and Michael Olise scored, sending the German team through.
Stanisic told MadridZone, “I don’t think the referee knew that he had already given Camavinga a yellow card.” He wouldn’t have shown the second yellow if he had known. It seems like referees can’t handle big games as well as they used to.
The dismissal is the same as last season’s quarter-final first leg against Arsenal, when Camavinga was sent off in a 3-0 loss. Madrid lost the tie 5-1 overall.
