These are the records Ronaldo and Messi still haven't broken.

The duel between Portuguese and Argentinaers to become the best goalist in Europe continues to thrill fans from all over the world, but despite having broken too many records, still others have not yet been achieved by two footballers.

U n EFA has listed some records that the two players have not yet broken:

Goal in the Final

Goals in the European Cup finals: 5 goals Alfreédo di Stéfano (1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960 ), 2 Ferenc Puskásh goals, both players have achieved these with Real Madrid.

More goals in a European Cup final: 4 ▪ Ferenc Puskás (Real Madrid, 1960)

The Messiah has scored only two goals in the finals (in 2009 and 2011), while Ronaldo scored 4 (one in 2008, one in 2014 and two in 2017), but he is still three goals away from two other former players at Real Madrid. DI STEFANO

Portuguese also has six final presentations: one less than Di Stéfano, two less than Francisco Gento (Real Madrid) and Paolo Maldini (Milan).

UEFA Race Showups

Record presentations on Champions League / (including qualifications): 181 Iker Cassijas.

Ronaldo (131) and Messi (117) are on another planet in terms of the number of goals at matches of clubs in European competitions, but still are far from Cassius in the number of presentations.

Success With Multiple Teams

Finals at the League Champions and their production of different teams: 3 ) Clarens Sedorf (Ayax 1995, Real Madrid 1998, Milan 2003, 2007).

Marked goals at UEFA Champions League with various teams: 6, Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Ajax, Juventus, Inter, Barcelona, WMilan, PSG). IBRA

Ronaldo is the only one to have scored in the two finals of the League of Champions won by two different teams, Manchester United in 2008 and Real Madrid in 2014.

Another record is also about the fastest triplete a player has scored in European competitions. The record is held by Bateftemi Gomish, who scored 3 goals in the eight-minute arch at the Dinamo Zagreb-Lion match, while part of the latter.

Goal in successive seasons in the Champions League, held by Ryan Gigs, who has marked 16 seasons in a row.

The Messiah and Ronaldo have scored for 15 consecutive Champions' Seasons and the upcoming season will equal the record of Junati's former midfielder.

More goals in a single season, in European competitions: Radamel Falkao with 18 goals in the 2010/2011 season when he was part of Porto.

Messi's best season was 2011/12 when he scored 14 goals the Champions League. Ronaldo set a new record in the Champions League, marking 17 goals in 2013/14, but no one has yet to hit the Colombian record.

The Gerd Myler record of 0.97 goals for the match (34 in 35 championship matches) seems invincible.

To achieve it, the Messiah must mark a triplet in the next 11 games, and Ronaldo must do the same in the next 19 years.