Raúl González Blanco
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I wish I could have seen the game, but I am happy Raul scored, I hope they continue winning.
Let's hope Real Madrid can get what we have been waiting for for the last 3-4 years!
TROPHIES! 
Thanks Chic_Raul_ista 
Thanks LuNo. Nice pics.
You're welcome Aga
And thanks !!!!
REAL MADRID - 3: Casillas; Torres, Helguera, Cannavaro, Roberto Carlos (Raúl Bravo, min.59); Beckham, Gago, Raúl, Guti, Higuaín (Robinho, min.52); Van Nistelrooy.
BAYERN MUNICH - 2: Kahn; Sagnol, Lucio, Van Buyten, Lahm; Demichelis (Salihamidzic, min.45), Van Bommel, Schweinsteiger (Scholl, min.79), Hargreaves; Podolski (Pizarro, min.60) and Makaay.
GOALS:
1-0: (min. 10): Raúl beats Kahn
1-1: (min.23): Lucio heads in
2-1: (min.28): Raúl finishes off Helguera's header
3-1: (min.34): Van Nistelrooy taps it in
3-2: (min.88): Van Bommel from long range
REFEREE: Frank de Bleeckere (Belgium). Booked Demichelis (min.38), Schweinsteiger (min.55), and Hargreaves (60').
HIGHLIGHTS: First leg of the Round of 16 of the Champions League held at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium in front of a capacity crowd of 82,000 spectators. The presidents of both clubs, Ramón Calderón and Franz Beckenbauer, saw the match from the Presidential Balcony.
Thanks Chic_Raul_ista
Your welcome girl 
Thanks LuNo!
You're welcome Chic_Raul_ista
Raúl after the match
"I would have liked my two goals to be the final gap between both teams, but it wasn't meant to be."
"With the attitude and the level of our game tonight, we have many chances of going through in Germany."
"It's not a bad result for the return match. We could have foolishly thought that the tie was won when we were up 3-1. Now we know that we have to go to Munich to score goals and win the game. Most importantly, I think we made our fans proud and I think they saw some patches of great football."
Top scorer of the Champions
Raúl's 56 goals are three more than Shevchenko's; V.Nistelrooy is third with 52
The Real Madrid captain's two goals against Bayern Munich on Tuesday not only paved the way to a Madridista victory, but they also put distance between the all-time top scorer of the Champions League and the runner up. Raúl's 56 strikes in Europe's most prestigious competition are three better than Chelsea's Shevchenko and four more than Ruud Van Nistelrooy, who also increased his tally against the Bavarians last night.
Raúl González Blanco, captain of Real Madrid, has set many records throughout his professional football career, and one of the most important and impressive is, without a doubt, being the all-time top scorer of the Champions League, Europe's most prestigious competition. His two goals (56) against Bayern helped carry the Whites to victory, put the fans in a frenzy, and gave him a little breathing room between the second top scorer, Andrei Shevchenko (53).
Another Madridista, Ruud Van Nistelrooy, is also at the top of the Champions League scoring table. Goals were always his best ally when playing for PSV Eindhoven and Manchester United, and while donning the white shirt this season he has already added five to the books for a total of 52.
Top scorers of this edition of the competition
Furthermore, last night's strikes by the Spaniard and the Dutchman put the two players at the top of the scoring table of this year's edition of the Champions League. Sharing the top spot are Didier Drogba (Chelsea), Kaká (Milán) and Fernando Morientes (Valencia).
And most matches played
Raúl has also played more Champions League matches (107) than any other player. He is followed by two teammates, Roberto Carlos (106) and David Beckham (103). With a trip to Allianz Arena in Munich coming up in two weeks, all these figures will just keep increasing.
AS...RAUL RETURNS LIKE ALWAYS!
Top scorer of the ChampionsRaúl's 56 goals are three more than Shevchenko's; V.Nistelrooy is third with 52
The Real Madrid captain's two goals against Bayern Munich on Tuesday not only paved the way to a Madridista victory, but they also put distance between the all-time top scorer of the Champions League and the runner up. Raúl's 56 strikes in Europe's most prestigious competition are three better than Chelsea's Shevchenko and four more than Ruud Van Nistelrooy, who also increased his tally against the Bavarians last night.
Raúl González Blanco, captain of Real Madrid, has set many records throughout his professional football career, and one of the most important and impressive is, without a doubt, being the all-time top scorer of the Champions League, Europe's most prestigious competition. His two goals (56) against Bayern helped carry the Whites to victory, put the fans in a frenzy, and gave him a little breathing room between the second top scorer, Andrei Shevchenko (53).
Another Madridista, Ruud Van Nistelrooy, is also at the top of the Champions League scoring table. Goals were always his best ally when playing for PSV Eindhoven and Manchester United, and while donning the white shirt this season he has already added five to the books for a total of 52.
Top scorers of this edition of the competition
Furthermore, last night's strikes by the Spaniard and the Dutchman put the two players at the top of the scoring table of this year's edition of the Champions League. Sharing the top spot are Didier Drogba (Chelsea), Kaká (Milán) and Fernando Morientes (Valencia).
And most matches played
Raúl has also played more Champions League matches (107) than any other player. He is followed by two teammates, Roberto Carlos (106) and David Beckham (103). With a trip to Allianz Arena in Munich coming up in two weeks, all these figures will just keep increasing.
HE JUST GETS GREATER & GREATER 
HOT! 
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How many pictures ! Thanks.