Real Madrid have extended an incredible Champions League record after Federico Valverde scored a stunning 92nd-minute winner against AEK Athens, taking the club’s total to 49 goals scored from the 90th minute onwards.
Real Madrid Make Champions League History With a Record No Other Club Has Reached
Real Madrid have extended an incredible Champions League record after securing a dramatic 3-2 victory over AEK Athens on November 4.
The Spanish giants came from behind twice before Federico Valverde scored a stunning winner in stoppage time.
However, the victory was about more than just three points.
Valverde’s late goal helped Real Madrid reach a remarkable milestone that no other club has matched in Champions League history.
Real Madrid reach historic Champions League milestone
According to Spanish football statistician Fran MartÃnez, Real Madrid have now scored an incredible 49 goals from the 90th minute onwards in European Cup and Champions League history, excluding extra time.
No other club has scored more goals during this period of matches in the competition’s history.
The record highlights Real Madrid’s incredible ability to score important goals when matches appear to be coming to an end.
Valverde’s latest strike has extended a record that already belonged to the Spanish giants.
Valverde scores incredible last-minute winner
Real Madrid faced a difficult challenge against AEK Athens, who took the lead through Aboubakary Koïta in the 12th minute.
Jude Bellingham equalised before Stavros Pilios restored the Greek side’s advantage in the second half.
Kylian Mbappé made it 2-2 in the 78th minute, setting up a dramatic finish.
In the 92nd minute, Valverde fired a powerful shot from outside the penalty area to secure a stunning 3-2 victory.
The goal once again showed why Real Madrid are famous for their dramatic Champions League comebacks.
Real Madrid continue perfect Champions League run
The victory also helped José Mourinho’s side maintain their perfect start to the 2026/27 Champions League campaign.
Real Madrid have now won all four of their opening matches, collecting 12 points.
They remain one of only two teams with a perfect record after four games, alongside Paris Saint-Germain.
With 49 goals scored from the 90th minute onwards, Real Madrid have once again shown why they are one of the most dangerous teams in Champions League history.
