Portugal beat Poland 3-1 in the third round of Group A of the UEFA Europa League, with the 39-year-old's
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Not only did he score a goal, but he also picked up his 131st career victory with the national team, becoming the first player in the history of soccer to do so.
National team wins
(tied) for most players.
Take a look at the list of national team wins, Crow and Messi are in the list, as are 5 stars of the Spanish Golden Generation.
This is the TOP 10 list:
10. Di Maria 96 wins
At the age of 36, Di Maria has retired from the Argentine national team. He will be remembered for his 145 appearances for the national team, 31 goals and 32 assists, and 96 victories.
9. Iniesta 96 wins
Not long ago, Iniesta held a retirement conference, having represented Spain 131 times, scoring 14 goals and the killer goal in the World Cup final.
8. Busquets 98 wins
He was the main back of Spain's golden generation, rising with Barcelona's Dream 3 and winning 98 matches in his national team career.
7. Harvey 100 wins
Once the brains of Barcelona and Spain's midfield, he was the cornerstone of the team's heyday. He made 133 appearances for the national team, winning 100 matches, as well as one World Cup and two European Cups.
6. Vertonghen 101 wins
He is one of the icons of Belgium's golden generation, having made his national team debut in 2007, and has made 157 appearances for his country, winning 101 matches.
5. Guardado 102 wins
The veteran Mexican captain has had a long stay, making his national team debut in 2005, and has made 179 appearances for his country, winning 102 matches.
4. Messi 118 wins
The 37-year-old Messi made his Argentina debut in 2005 and has made 187 appearances in his 19-year international career, scoring 109 goals and 58 assists, winning one World Cup and two Copa America titles.
3. Casillas 121 wins
He was the starting goalkeeper and captain of Spain's golden generation, making 167 appearances for the national team and winning 121 matches.
2. Ramos 131 wins
Leader of Spain's golden generation in defense, he made his Spanish debut in 2005 and has played 180 times for his country, scoring 23 goals and winning 131 matches.
1. Cairo 131 wins
Crow made his debut on behalf of Portugal in 2003, and has made 212 appearances for the national team over the past 21 years, scoring 132 goals and winning 131 matches, including 100 official victories, all of which are firsts in history.
