PSG forward rewrites Champions League history
Steven Perez
Dailysports's expert
French PSG winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has set a unique milestone in the history of Europe's most prestigious club competition.
Details: In today's second-leg semifinal against Bayern Munich, the Georgian star made his mark once again. According to Squawka, he became the first player in Champions League history to score or assist in seven consecutive knockout matches within a single campaign.
Kvaratskhelia's incredible streak began in the round of 16 and continued all the way through to the decisive battles for a spot in the final. So far, the PSG talisman has racked up 10 goals and 6 assists in this Champions League campaign.
Kvaratskhelia's road to this record in the current season is truly impressive:
- Round of 16 vs Monaco (goal)
- Round of 16 vs Chelsea (2 goals + assist)
- Round of 16 second leg vs Chelsea (goal)
- Quarterfinal vs Liverpool (goal)
- Quarterfinal second leg vs Liverpool (assist)
- Semifinal vs Bayern (brace)
- Semifinal second leg vs Bayern (assist)
As of the 20th minute, PSG are leading 1-0, with an aggregate score of 6-4 over the two legs.
Recall: PSG's key player reached another major milestone in the Champions League semifinal against Bayern.
