Guirassy’s brace lifts Dortmund as he overtakes Lewandowski in Champions League

Serhou Guirassy’s two‑goal performance propelled Borussia Dortmund to a win over Villarreal CF, while his tally of 19 Champions League (LM) goals now surpasses Robert Lewandowski’s record for the club. The 30‑year‑old Guinean (Gwinei) striker achieved the brace in the 3‑2 victory that secured Dortmund’s first‑group‑stage points.

Match triumph

Borussia Dortmund (Borussię) edged Villarreal CF (Villarrealem) 3‑2 in the opening round of the Champions League (Lidze) 2026/2027, a result detailed further TUTAJ>>. The win gave the German side a valuable three points and highlighted Guirassy’s impact against the Spanish outfit.

Record‑breaking strike rate

Guirassy now boasts 19 goals in 25 Champions League (Mistrzów) appearances for BVB, overtaking Robert Lewandowski (Roberta) who scored 17 in 28 matches for Dortmund between 2011 and 2014. Squawka noted he achieved this “with three matches fewer than the Polish (Polski) captain Lewandowski (Lewandowskiego)”.

The striker’s goal‑per‑game average therefore exceeds Lewandowski’s, underscoring a higher scoring efficiency during his time in the competition.

His haul moves him to second place on Borussia Dortmund’s all‑time Champions League scorers list, behind only Marco Reus. The ranking reflects Guirassy’s status among the club’s most prolific European attackers.

Marco Reus remains the leader with 24 goals from 72 Champions League (Ligi) matches for Dortmund between 2012 and 2024, a record built while representing the Westphalia (Westfalii) side.

Skomentuj the contrast: Guirassy’s rapid ascent and record‑breaking form illustrate a new era for Dortmund in Europe, while Lewandowski’s legacy endures as a benchmark for future strikers.