On February 24, Beijing time, the fourth matchday of the first leg of the Champions League round of 16 ended, with Manchester United drawing 1-1 with Atletico Madrid and Ajax drawing 2-2 with Benfica. Two games have set a number of records, so let's take stock.
Atletico 1-1 Manchester United
1. Felix's header in the 7th minute burst into the net, his first goal in the Champions League of the season.
2. It was Atletico's first goal in their last five games against an English side.
3. Felix made 19 Appearances for Atletico, scoring seven goals, with only Diego Costa (7 goals in five games) using fewer games than he scored seven goals.
4. Felix is the first Portuguese player to break a Manchester United player in the Champions League since Ronaldo in 2018.
5. United touched the ball in the penalty area of Atletico in the first half, the first time in the team's history since the 2005-06 Champions League.
6. Erlanga came off the bench and equalised in the 80th minute, united's first shot of the game.
7. At the age of 19 years and 302 days, Elamga became the youngest Swedish player to score in the Champions League.
8. Manchester United have scored a total of 500 goals in the history of the Champions League, the fourth most in history, behind Real Madrid with 1001 goals, Bayern with 760 goals and Barca with 624 goals.
The 9.B fee became the first player in Champions League history to deliver assists to an English team in six consecutive games since David Beckham in 1998.
10. Lonnick became the first manager in United history to fail to win the first two Champions League games.
Benfica 2-2 Ajax
1. Alai scored in the 29th minute, becoming the fifth player in The history of the Champions League to score seven consecutive goals.
2. Alai is the first player in the history of the Champions League to score 11 goals in his Champions League debut season.
3. In the 26th minute, Alai sent Oolong first, and he also became the fourth player in the history of the Champions League knockout stage to score his own team and the opposing goal in a single game.
4. Ale is the second player in Ajax history to score 11 goals in a single season in Europe, the first being Giles in 1975-76.
5. Ajax's record of winning the Champions League this season has been ended, but since Tenhach took charge of Jhafu, he has lost only one of his 16 Champions League away games.