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Official Career Goal #270UEFA Champions League (2008/09)

Cristiano Ronaldo #270 vs Sampdoria

Scored in the 34' minute for Manchester United on Apr 12, 2008.

Match Result2 - 1
Manchester United vs Sampdoria
Away Venue • Champions League

Kinetic Strike Telemetry

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Trajectory Simulation • Goal #270 vs Sampdoria

GK
#7
Ronaldo (10m)
Strike Speed
102km/h
Shot Distance
10meters
Inside Box
Apex Trajectory
0.0m peak
Direct Line
Expected Goals
0.38xG
Header
Goalmouth PlacementUpper 90 Top Right
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Goal Specifications

Match DateApr 12, 2008
TournamentUEFA Champions League
Club / TeamManchester United
MethodHeader
Goal CategoryPenalty
Career MilestoneGoal #270 of 1000 Target
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Tactical Narrative & Match Significance

How Goal #270 Was Scored

In the 34' minute of the UEFA Champions League clash between Manchester United and Sampdoria, Cristiano Ronaldo delivered a decisive finish (Header • Penalty).

The strike occurred from approximately ~10 meters out with an expected goal probability (xG) of 0.79, helping secure a 2 - 1 scoreline in this away encounter.

Goal #270 Match Q&A (SEO Facts)

Frequently Asked Questions About Goal #270

When did Cristiano Ronaldo score goal #270?

Cristiano Ronaldo scored official career goal #270 on 2008-04-12 playing for Manchester United against Sampdoria in the UEFA Champions League (2008/09 season).

What minute was goal #270 scored and what was the final score?

The goal was scored in the 34' minute of the match. The final match result was Manchester United 2 - 1 Sampdoria (Away fixture).

How did Cristiano Ronaldo score goal #270?

The goal was executed with the Header via a Penalty, from an estimated distance of ~10 meters (xG value: 0.79).

What milestone does goal #270 represent in Cristiano Ronaldo's Road to 1000 Goals?

This represents goal #270 of Cristiano Ronaldo's official career tally on the quest toward 1000 career goals. It stands as a crucial competitive goal in his career trajectory.