Real Madrid have drawn level with Bayern Munich for the most FIFA World Cup goals scored by players representing a single club following Vinícius Júnior’s latest strike.
The Brazilian forward’s equaliser took the tally of goals scored by Real Madrid players at the World Cup to 79, matching Bayern’s all-time mark.
No club has produced more World Cup goalscorers than the two European giants, who now share top spot in the record books.
Vinícius’ goal added another chapter to Real Madrid’s rich history at football’s biggest tournament and underlined the influence of the club’s players on the international stage.
Los Blancos and Bayern are now tied on 79 World Cup goals scored by their players, a feat unmatched by any other club.
