2018/19 Champions League Top scorers


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The knockout stages of this season's UEFA champions league has begun, with loads of mouthwatering clashes set to take place.

Players has already thrilled us to loads of goals in the group stages of this year's edition and it certain they will be willing to add to their tallies as the business end of the season approaches.



Bayern Munich and Poland forward, Robert Lewandowski is currently leading the goal scoring chart with eight goals with Barcelona and Argentina talisman, Lionel Messi next on the list with six goals to his name.

Juve's Paulo Dybala, Roma's Edin Dzeko, Hoffenheim's Andrej Kramric, Moussa Marega, PSG's Neymar and Ajax Dusan Tadic are all on 5 goals each. They are followed closely by Karim Benzema, Mauro Icardi, Kylian Mbappe, Antoine Griezmann, Harry Kane and Rapheal Guerriero who has 4 goals each to their names.

Meanwhile Juventus talisman Cristiano Ronaldo, who is the competition's all time top scorer has only found the back of the net once in this year's edition. His only goal in this year's edition came against his former club, Manchester United at the Allianz Stadium in the group stages.

 *Correct as of match played on February 13th, 2019.            

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