Players who shot double in the Champions League final

The Champions League final has always been one of the events that football fans are most looking forward to, and the players who score double goals in the final have become the focus. Their outstanding performance not only cheered the fans, but also brought hope for victory to the team.

In historical Champions League finals, many players have become heroes of double shooting. The most famous one is Liverpool. When Liverpool faced AC Milan in the 2005 Champions League final, famous striker Thierry Henry was Liverpool's double shooter. He broke AC Milan's goal twice in the game, levelled the score for Liverpool and eventually helped the team win the championship.

In addition to Thierry Henry, many other players also achieved the feat of double shooting in the Champions League final. For example, in the 2002 final, Real Madrid's Raul scored with a double shot, helping the team defeat Bayer Leverkusen 2 - 1 to win the championship. This feat made Raul one of the most critical scorers in Real Madrid history.

In recent years, some new stars have also left wonderful moments of double shooting in the Champions League finals. For example, in the 2018 final, Real Madrid's Bale scored twice in the game, helping the team defeat Liverpool 3 - 1 to win the championship. Bale's outstanding performance in this final became one of the classic moments in the history of the Champions League.

In addition, some players achieved the feat of three shots or more goals in the Champions League final. For example, in the 2014 final, Atletico Madrid's Diego Costa scored a hat-trick in the game, but in the end his team lost to Real Madrid 4 - 1 and missed the championship.

Whether it was double shots or multiple shots, the performance of these players in the Champions League final was unforgettable. Their goals not only injected strength into the team, but also made fans remember their names. Their feat became a classic moment in the history of the Champions League, making people full of expectations for the charm of football.