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11/05/2026 · Brazil EditionENPT
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Who is Douvikas, the Greek leading the Champions League scoring charts

Greece's Anastasios Douvikas of Como leads the Champions League scoring charts with six goals, two more than Haaland and Tresoldi on five. He scored all three in the 9-1 win over Lens on matchday four in his first season in the competition.

By RedaçãoPublished: 11/05/2026, 03:25

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O grego Anastasios Douvikas virou o artilheiro da Champions League. Atacante do Como, ele fez os três gols do 9 a 1 sobre o Lens — resultado da quarta rodada — e chegou a seis na competição, dois a mais que Haaland (Manchester City) e Tresoldi (Club Brugge), ambos com cinco, e à frente de Kane e Mbappé.

É a primeira temporada de Douvikas, de 27 anos, no principal torneio europeu. Ele já tinha marcado nas três rodadas iniciais e fechou o hat-trick no segundo tempo diante do Lens.

Grego de Trípoli, começou no Asteras Tripolis, defendeu o Volos e foi para a Holanda, onde se destacou no Utrecht antes de acertar com o Como, equipe comandada por Cesc Fàbregas.

“Estou muito feliz por liderar a artilharia. Queremos continuar assim na próxima partida. Meus companheiros me ajudam muito”, disse ele, em entrevista após o jogo.

Com o resultado, o Como soma nove pontos e aparece em quarto na fase de liga, com três vitórias e apenas uma derrota nas quatro primeiras rodadas, dentro da zona de classificação direta às oitavas.

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