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Club hits Champions League goals milestone

Thu 11 December 2025, 11:00|Tottenham Hotspur

On Tuesday night, we reached the milestone of 100 goals scored in the Champions League as we swept Slavia Prague aside 3-0 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

We headed into the game sitting on 99 goals scored in the UEFA Champions League proper and just 26 minutes in we had reached our century, with some help from the visitors, as David Zima headed into his own net to give us the lead.

Despite it being an own goal, Zima’s headed actually added some interesting symmetry to our first 100 goals in the competition as our first ever goal in the Champions League proper was also an own goal, coming in a 2-2 draw with Werder Bremen back in September, 2010.

Against Slavia, we then racked up goals 101 and 102 with Mohammed Kudus and then Xavi Simons scoring from the penalty spot. Those goals doubling the number of penalty scorers we have had in the competition with only Roman Pavlyuchenko and Harry Kane having scored spot kicks for us previously in European football’s elite club competition.

Across our first 100 goals in the competition, we have scored some iconic goals - and there is no better place to start than at the San Siro in October, 2010, where a star was born. Gareth Bale scored a sensational second-half hat-trick as we valiantly attempted to come back against the reigning European champions Internazionale and, while it wasn’t enough to even secure a point for us on the night, it was enough to change both his and our trajectory.

Later that campaign, we reached the quarter-finals in what was our debut in the competition. To get there, we returned to the San Siro to play our first ever knockout game, this time against AC Milan. With 10 minutes to go in Milan, a breakaway from Aaron Lennon before a fine finish from Peter Crouch saw us head back to White Hart Lane for the second leg in control of the tie, going through with a 1-0 win on aggregate, before we were ultimately knocked out by Real Madrid in the next round.

Our 25th goal in the competition was also an own goal, our third in a 3-1 win over CSKA Moscow, which was our first Champions League win at Wembley in December, 2016.

The following campaign was one to remember, beating reigning European champions Real Madrid on an unforgettable night at Wembley to secure qualification for the knockout stages.

A terrific performance from Dele powered us to a 3-1 victory that night, scoring the opening two goals of the game. Harry Kane's first Champions League hat-trick also came in the 2017/18 season, scoring all three goals in a 3-0 win away at APOEL in September, 2017.

An 89th-minute winner by Kane was our 50th Champions League goal, securing a 2-1 victory over PSV at Wembley, which turned out to be a pivotal moment in our remarkable run to the Champions League final in the 2018/19 season.

A win over Inter and a draw away at the Camp Nou in the two games that followed that late win over PSV were enough to reach the knockout stages of the competition for the third time.

Jan Vertonghen's brilliant performance from left-wing back in the round of 16 first leg at home to Borussia Dortmund then followed, providing Heung-Min Son with the opening goal after 47 minutes, before he got on the end of Serge Aurier's cross to double the lead in the 83rd minute. Fernando Llorente's header three minutes later made it 3-0 on the night - our final Champions League game at Wembley - before Harry Kane made it a 4-0 win on aggregate in the away leg. 

Sonny scored the first Champions League goal at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, netting with 12 minutes to go in a 1-0 win in the first leg of the quarter-final against Manchester City. Eight days later, he then bagged a brace as we secured a place in our first Champions League semi final. A 73rd-minute goal from Llorente was the all-important goal to secure a 4-4 aggregate victory on away goals after a seven-goal thriller in Manchester. 

Goals 61, 62, and 63 hold a special place in our history, all scored by Lucas Moura in our extraordinary comeback victory over Ajax in Amsterdam on Wednesday 8 May, 2019. We lost the first leg 1-0 and trailed the second leg right up until Lucas’ equalising goal with the last kick of the game, securing the unlikeliest 3-3 aggregate victory on away goals to reach our first ever Champions League final.

The 75th Champions League goal in our history came in the third goal of the game and the second of a Sonny double in a 4-0 away win over Red Star Belgrade in November, 2019.

One month later, Ryan Sessegnon scored on his full Spurs debut, which saw us become the first English side to score in 14 consecutive Champions League away games in a 3-1 defeat to Bayern Munich.

Randal Kolo Muani's double away at his parent club PSG last month saw us reach 99 Champions League goals, before we achieved the century in last night's 3-0 win against Slavia Prague.

29 different players have scored for us in the Champions League, in 12 different countries, and against 24 different clubs. 

Our first 100 Champions League goals

  1. Own goal - Werder Bremen (A) - 14/09/2010
  2. Peter Crouch - Werder Bremen (A) - 14/09/2010
  3. Rafael van der Vaart - FC Twente (H) - 29/09/2010
  4. Roman Pavlyuchenko (pen) - FC Twente (H) - 29/09/2010
  5. Roman Pavlyuchenko (pen) - FC Twente (H) - 29/09/2010
  6. Gareth Bale - FC Twente (H) - 29/09/2010
  7. Gareth Bale - Inter (A) - 20/10/2010
  8. Gareth Bale - Inter (A) - 20/10/2010
  9. Gareth Bale - Inter (A) - 20/10/2010
  10. Rafael van der Vaart - Inter (H) - 02/11/2010
  11. Peter Crouch - Inter (H) - 02/11/2010
  12. Roman Pavlyuchenko - Inter (H) - 02/11/2010
  13. Younes Kaboul - Werder Bremen (H) - 24/11/2010
  14. Luka Modric - Werder Bremen (H) - 24/11/2010
  15. Peter Crouch - Werder Bremen (H) - 24/11/2010
  16. Own goal - FC Twente (A) - 07/12/2010
  17. Jermain Defoe - FC Twente (A) - 07/12/2010
  18. Jermain Defoe - FC Twente (A) - 07/12/2010
  19. Peter Crouch - AC Milan (A) - 15/02/2011
  20. Toby Alderweireld - AS Monaco (H) - 14/09/2016
  21. Heung-Min Son - CSKA Moscow (A) - 27/09/2016
  22. Harry Kane (pen) - AS Monaco (A) - 22/11/2016
  23. Dele Alli - CSKA Moscow (H) - 07/12/2016
  24. Harry Kane - CSKA Moscow (H) - 07/12/2016
  25. Own goal -  CSKA Moscow (H) - 07/12/2016
  26. Heung-Min Son - Borussia Dortmund (H) - 13/09/2017
  27. Harry Kane - Borussia Dortmund (H) - 13/09/2017
  28. Harry Kane - Borussia Dortmund (H) - 13/09/2017
  29. Harry Kane - APOEL (A) - 26/09/2017
  30. Harry Kane - APOEL (A) - 26/09/2017
  31. Harry Kane - APOEL (A) - 26/09/2017
  32. Own goal - Real Madrid (A) - 17/10/2017
  33. Dele Alli - Real Madrid (H) - 01/11/2017
  34. Dele Alli - Real Madrid (H) - 01/11/2017
  35. Christian Eriksen - Real Madrid (H) - 01/11/2017
  36. Harry Kane - Borussia Dortmund (A) - 21/11/2017
  37. Heung-Min Son - Borussia Dortmund (A) - 21/11/2017
  38. Fernando Llorente - APOEL (H) - 06/12/2017
  39. Heung-Min Son - APOEL (H) - 06/12/2017
  40. Georges-Kevin Nkoudou - APOEL (H) - 06/12/2017
  41. Harry Kane - Juventus (A) - 13/02/2018
  42. Christian Eriksen - Juventus (A) - 13/02/2018
  43. Heung-Min Son - Juventus (H) - 07/03/2018
  44. Christian Eriksen - Inter (A) - 18/09/2018
  45. Harry Kane - Barcelona (H) - 03/10/2018
  46. Erik Lamela - Barcelona (H) - 03/10/2018
  47. Lucas Moura - PSV (A) - 24/10/2018
  48. Harry Kane - PSV (A) - 24/10/2018
  49. Harry Kane - PSV (H) - 06/11/2018
  50. Harry Kane - PSV (H) - 06/11/2018
  51. Christian Eriksen - Inter (H) - 28/11/2018
  52. Lucas Moura - Barcelona (A) - 11/12/2018
  53. Heung-Min Son - Borussia Dortmund (H) - 13/02/2019
  54. Jan Vertonghen - Borussia Dortmund (H) - 13/02/2019
  55. Fernando Llorente - Borussia Dortmund (H) - 13/02/2019
  56. Harry Kane - Borussia Dortmund (A) - 05/03/2019
  57. Heung-Min Son - Manchester City (H) - 09/04/2019
  58. Heung-Min Son - Manchester City (A) - 17/04/2019
  59. Heung-Min Son - Manchester City (A) - 17/04/2019
  60. Fernando Llorente - Manchester City (A) - 17/04/2019
  61. Lucas Moura - Ajax (A) - 08/05/2019
  62. Lucas Moura - Ajax (A) - 08/05/2019
  63. Lucas Moura - Ajax (A) - 08/05/2019
  64. Harry Kane (pen) - Olympiacos (A) - 18/09/2019
  65. Lucas Moura - Olympiacos (A) - 18/09/2019
  66. Heung-Min Son - Bayern Munich (H) - 01/10/2019
  67. Harry Kane (pen) - Bayern Munich (H) - 01/10/2019
  68. Harry Kane - Red Star Belgrade (H) - 22/10/2019
  69. Heung-Min Son - Red Star Belgrade (H) - 22/10/2019
  70. Heung-Min Son - Red Star Belgrade (H) - 22/10/2019
  71. Erik Lamela - Red Star Belgrade (H) - 22/10/2019
  72. Harry Kane - Red Star Belgrade (H) - 22/10/2019
  73. Giovani Lo Celso - Red Star Belgrade (A) - 06/11/2019
  74. Heung-Min Son - Red Star Belgrade (A) - 06/11/2019
  75. Heung-Min Son - Red Star Belgrade (A) - 06/11/2019
  76. Christian Eriksen - Red Star Belgrade (A) - 06/11/2019
  77. Dele Alli - Olympiacos (H) - 26/11/2019
  78. Harry Kane - Olympiacos (H) - 26/11/2019
  79. Serge Aurier - Olympiacos (H) - 26/11/2019
  80. Harry Kane - Olympiacos (H) - 26/11/2019
  81. Ryan Sessegnon - Bayern Munich (A) - 11/12/2019
  82. Richarlison - Marseille (H) - 07/09/2022
  83. Richarlison - Marseille (H) - 07/09/2022
  84. Heung-Min Son - Eintracht Frankfurt (H) - 12/10/2022
  85. Harry Kane (pen) - Eintracht Frankfurt (H) - 12/10/2022
  86. Heung-Min Son - Eintracht Frankfurt (H) - 12/10/2022
  87. Rodrigo Bentancur - Sporting CP (H) - 26/10/2022
  88. Clement Lenglet - Marseille (A) - 01/11/2022
  89. Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - Marseille (A) - 01/11/2022
  90. Own goal - Villarreal (H) - 16/09/2025
  91. Micky van de Ven - Bodo/Glimt (A) - 30/09/2025
  92. Own goal - Bodo/Glimt (A) - 30/09/2025
  93. Brennan Johnson - FC Kobenhavn (H) - 04/11/2025
  94. Wilson Odobert - FC Kobenhavn (H) - 04/11/2025
  95. Micky van de Ven - FC Kobenhavn (H) - 04/11/2025
  96. Joao Palhinha - FC Kobenhavn (H) - 04/11/2025
  97. Richarlison - Paris Saint Germain (A) - 26/11/2025
  98. Randal Kolo-Muani - Paris Saint Germain (A) - 26/11/2025
  99. Randal Kolo-Muani - Paris Saint Germain (A) - 26/11/2025
  100. Own goal - Slavia Prague (H) - 09/12/2025