Estevão Sets Champions League Record Ahead of Messi and Agüero
Chelsea's teenage Brazilian sensation Estêvão is making waves in European football by setting a new Champions League milestone. The 18-year-old became the first South American player aged 18 or younger to score in consecutive Champions League matches, surpassing even football icons Lionel Messi and Sergio Agüero.
Historic Goals for Chelsea
Estêvão continued his impressive form in Chelsea’s 2-2 draw with Qarabağ, following his goal in the 5-1 win over Ajax at Stamford Bridge. Demonstrating maturity beyond his years, he scored in the 16th minute by cutting inside from the right and executing a precise low shot into the bottom corner, giving Chelsea an early advantage.
“18 - Following tonight's goal, Estêvão is now the only South American player to score in consecutive UEFA Champions League appearances while aged 18 or younger.” — Opta
Impact and Potential
Estêvão’s breakthrough performance is marking him as one of football’s brightest young stars. Despite his personal success, Chelsea faced a challenging night overall, ending the match in a 2-2 draw against Qarabağ.
Estêvão's record-breaking achievements highlight his rapid rise and the exciting future ahead in European football.
Author's summary: Estêvão has become the first South American aged 18 or younger to score in back-to-back Champions League games, surpassing legends Messi and Agüero while shining for Chelsea.