Junai Byfield rewrites Tottenham history in the UEFA Champions League

His name is written into the history books.
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In the Matchday 7 fixture of the UEFA Champions League, Tottenham host Borussia Dortmund at home, where one of the Spurs players has etched his name into football history.

Details: In the 62nd minute, Junai Byfield came onto the pitch, replacing Bergvall. According to Squawka Live, the defender has become the youngest player in Tottenham’s history to feature in the UEFA Champions League. He is currently 17 years and 45 days old.

Meanwhile, Argentine midfielder Franco Mastantuono is now the third-youngest player to score for Real Madrid in the Champions League, aged 18 years and 159 days, behind only Endrick (18 years, 58 days) and Raúl (18 years, 113 days).

Reminder: Mbappe scored a brace early in the match, finding the net in the fifth and 26th minutes of the first half, thereby matching the tally of Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo.

Miguel Solomons Miguel Solomons Dailysports's expert
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