CR7, Buffon, Saka, Fernandez, Vardy and More, Were all in the Record Books of their Clubs

It was another weekend of interesting and mouth watering football across all Europe, especially in England, Germany, Spain and Italy, matches are coming in thick and fast as the season needs to be concluded on time, due to the dreadly Covid-19 virus still minimally in town.


So many players shone like a million stars on Saturday 4thof July 2020, by making one news or the other, while some crest their names in the record books for their respective clubside or Leagues. As expected Juventus talisman Cristiano Ronaldo has done it again as he usually does, while Buffon and many more also made news for the right reasons.




Here are 11 Stats and Fact of what went down on Saturday

1) Bruno Fernandez was named United's player of the month for the third consecutive months






2) For the first time since 2010/2011 United have two players who have scored 20 goals in all competitions






3) Gianluigi Buffon's 648th game sees him overtake Paulo Maldini as Seria A's all time leading appearance maker, as Juventus mark his record breaking 648th Seria A appearance







4) Jamie Vardy scored his 100 premier league goals






5) Cristiano Ronaldo scores his first Seria A free kick, after 43 attempts and he's the first Juventus player to score 25 goals in a Seria A season since Oma Sivori in 1960-61







6) Cr7 and Paulo Dybala both score for the 4th consecutive Juventus game








7) Bukayo Saka scored his first premier league game against Wolverhampton wanderers






8) Serge Gnabry scored his 20th goal for Bayern Munich in all competitions






9) Roberto Lewandowski scored his 50th goal of the season so far for Bayern






10) Willian scores from the spot for the third premier league game in a row






11) Bayern Munich celebrates winning the DFB Pokal with no fans.








As we all know the English Premeier League already has a champion which is Liverpool, Germany is Bayern Munich while Spain and Italy are yet to produce as it's still going down the wire.