B. Diaz becomes the second youngest player in club history to score in a Champions League (CL) Final T, after Milan’s “Legend

Last Updated on 02/15/2023 by てんしょく飯

On February 14, Milan beat Tottenham 1-0 in the first leg of the Champions League first round (round of 16).

The Spanish midfielder Brahim Diaz scored the game-winner, becoming the second youngest player in history to score in a CL final, after the Milan “legend”.

Milan took the lead in the 7th minute with a muddy goal from B. Diaz. The Milan defense remained focused and the game went the full 90 minutes without a goal, as Milan returned to the final tournament stage for the first time in nine seasons with a home win over Tottenham.

According to Opta, B. Diaz became the second youngest Milan player ever to score in a CL final, at 23 years and 195 days old. The other player younger than B. Diaz is former Brazilian international Kaka, who joined Milan from Sao Paulo in the summer of 2003 and scored two goals in the first leg of the quarterfinals against Deportivo in his first season with the club in the 2003-2004 season. He scored two goals in the first leg of the quarterfinals of the CL against Deportivo in the 2003-2004 season. Kaka, who would later win the Ballon d’Or, was 21 years and 336 days old at the time. He was 21 years and 336 days old at the time, about a year and a half earlier than B. Diaz is now, and had scored a goal in the final of the CL tournament.

Milan will then face Monza in the 23rd round of Serie A on February 18. After two more league games, Milan will play the second leg at Tottenham on March 8.