Ronaldo moves past Platini as all-time leading scorer at Euros

Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo has scored a record 10th career goal at the European Championship finals after netting a penalty against Hungary in their Group F clash in Budapest on Tuesday, taking the outright lead on the scorers list ahead of Michel Platini.

Ronaldo also holds the record for the most appearances at the Euros, having played in five editions of the competition now, and has played the most games, with the match against Hungary being his 22nd since he made his debut in 2004. 

1️⃣1️⃣ Cristiano Ronaldo
9️⃣ Michel Platini
7️⃣ Alan Shearer https://t.co/XUBD4ME3wC

— Goal (@goal) June 15, 2021

✅ EURO 2004
✅ 2006 World Cup
✅ EURO 2008
✅ 2010 World Cup
✅ EURO 2012
✅ 2014 World Cup
✅ EURO 2016
✅ 2018 World Cup
✅ Nations League
✅ #EURO2020

? @Cristiano has scored in EVERY international tournament he's been at with @SelecaoPortugal.#EURO2020 #HUN #POR pic.twitter.com/yYKT81VZBB

— SPORF (@Sporf) June 15, 2021

36y 130d - Cristiano Ronaldo has become the oldest player to score 2+ goals in a European Championship match, taking the record from Andriy Shevchenko, who was 35y 256d when he scored a brace against Sweden for Ukraine in 2012. Endurance. #EURO2020 pic.twitter.com/Q9uIntM8Br

— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) June 15, 2021