Top scorers ranking of the Champions League 2024-25: Raphinha and Lewandowski pull away

This Wednesday, the UEFA Champions League closed the first-leg matches of the quarterfinals with FC Barcelona's thrashing of Borussia Dortmund (4-0) and Paris Saint-Germain's victory against Aston Villa (3-1). In Montjuïc, Hansi Flick's team crushed the current European runner-up with another display of their offensive trident. Raphinha (goal and two assists), Robert Lewandowski (brace) and Lamine Yamal destroyed the German defense, with a victory that leaves the tie resolved in favor of the 'culés'.

In addition, the thrashing against Dortmund allowed Rafa and 'Lewy' to take the lead in the top scorers ranking. The Brazilian remains leader with 12 goals in 11 matches, while the Polish, with his brace, remains as his escort with 11 goals in the same number of appearances. Further back appear, with 10 goals, Serhou Guirassy (Borussia Dortmund) and Harry Kane (Bayern Munich).

The Guinean wasted three very clear chances in the first half against Barça that could well have changed the course of the match. The Englishman, meanwhile, was also unlucky against Inter Milan (1-2), hitting a shot on the crossbar in the first half. Erling Haaland continues with 8 goals in fifth position, but the Norwegian can no longer add more goals with a Manchester City eliminated since the 'play off' against Real Madrid.

The same happens with Julián Álvarez (Atlético de Madrid), Vangelis Pavlidis (Benfica) and Jonathan David (Lille), all three tied with 7 goals. Those who do have options to continue adding goals are Kylian Mbappé and Vinicius Jr. who disappeared on Tuesday in the tough defeat against Arsenal (3-0). Another who remains in 'race' is Ousmane Dembélé, who on Wednesday could not score in PSG's victory against Aston Villa (3-1). The one who did shake the nets on Tuesday was Lautaro Martínez (Inter Milan), also reaching 7 goals along with the 'merengue' offensive duo and the Parisian striker.

Top scorers Champions League 24-25 Quarterfinals

1. 12 goals Raphinha (FC Barcelona/ESP)
2. 11 goals - Robert Lewandowski (FC Barcelona/ESP)
3. 10 goals - Serhou Guirassy (Borussia Dortmund/GER)
4. 10 goals - Harry Kane (Bayern Munich/GER)
5. 8 goals - Erling Haaland (Man City/ENG)
6. 7 goals - Lautaro Martínez (Inter Milan/ITA)
7. 7 goals - Ousmane Dembélé (Paris Saint-Germain/FRA)
8. 7 goals - Kylian Mbappé (Real Madrid/ESP)
9. 7 goals - Vinicius Júnior (Real Madrid/ESP)
10. 7 goals - Julián Álvarez (Atlético de Madrid/ESP)
11. 7 goals - Vangelis Pavlidis (Benfica/POR)
12. 7 goals - Jonathan David (Lille/FRA)
13. 6 goals - Viktor Gyökeres (Sporting CP/POR)
14. 6 goals - Florian Wirtz (Leverkusen/GER)
15. 6 goals - Antoine Griezmann (Atlético de Madrid/ESP)
16. 6 goals - Santiago Giménez (AC Milan/ITA)