In a Champions League match between Real Madrid and Paris in the early hours of this morning, Real Madrid, who was pressed to the ground by Paris Saint-Germain in the last leg, was still the same in the second half, but the second half suddenly changed, after Ancelotti replaced Rodrigo and Carmavinga, Real Madrid more firmly controlled the rhythm of the midfield and launched a attack on the backline of Greater Paris again and again.
Benzema became the player who spared no physical strength to charge the front, of course, the front court was also inseparable from the running of the real Madrid team, and Benzema as an arrow became the most critical link. He not only made mistakes for the opposing players, but also scored goals. The role of Benzema in the first goal was obvious, forcing Donnarumma to make a mistake in passing, although receiving a pass from Vinicius broke the goal.
Then Benzema's two goals caught Paris off guard, especially the third goal, to know that the live broadcast has just finished playing the replay of the previous goal, and the big Paris has just opened the midfield ball, this goal greatly created a psychological shadow for the players of the greater Paris, and their chagrin continued until the end of the game.
(Champions League all-time top scorer list, source: back-up soccer database)
With this match's hat-trick, Benzema has scored eight goals in the Champions League this season, setting a new personal Champions League single-season goal record, and in the Champions League all-time top scorer list, Benzema has scored 79 goals, second only to Cristiano Ronaldo, Messi and Levan in history, and 8 more goals than the former Champions League all-time top scorer Raul.
The second half was destined to be the brightest moment of Benzema's career so far, and in the face of the star-studded Paris, with only B left in the BBC, Benzema's light eclipsed the 7 Gold Globe winners, the world's first value and the former world's third man.
More than just three goals, Benzema has done the 34-year-old Soho's best in tandem organization and running pressure, and it is no wonder that Reinker will say after the game that Benzema is one of the best No. 9 in history. Considering his and Modric's age, the form and attitude they show on the pitch will make everyone who loves football stand in awe.
At that time, no one could have imagined that Benzema's historical position in Real Madrid could shoulder and even surpass C Ronaldo. Carrying the flag for 4 consecutive seasons in the real Madrid front, such a Benzema, Meringer how can you not love? (Supine Braces/Qiu Yixi)