Who is the person with the most goals in the Spanish national derby...

Di Stefano It was easier to score goals in those days

1. Di Stefano (Real Madrid) 18 goals During the period from 1953 to 1964, Di Stefano scored a total of 18 goals in the national derby, including 14 league goals, 2 Copa del Rey goals and 2 Champions League goals, not only the total number of goals ranked in the national derby scorers, but also 14 league goals are unmatched. 2, Raul (Real Madrid) 15 goals Raul is the most goals in the national derby among active players, knocking on the door of Barcelona 15 times, but the Lord of the Rings has long left Real Madrid and has no chance to hit the record of his predecessors, Raul's 15 goals are distributed as follows: 11 goals in the league, 3 goals in the Spanish Super Cup and 1 goal in the Champions League.

Among them, Raul scored three goals in the Spanish Super Cup. 3. Cesar (Barcelona) 14 goals The late Cesar Rodriguez currently holds the record for the most goals scored for Barcelona in all competitions, and he is also Barcelona's top scorer in the national derby, with Cesar scoring Real Madrid 14 times, including 12 in La Liga and 2 in the Copa del Rey. 3. Gento (Real Madrid) 14 goals Gento also scored 14 goals in the national derby, tied for third place, and he scored 10 goals for Barcelona in La Liga, two goals each in the Copa del Rey and Champions League.

3. Puskas (Real Madrid) 14 goals Another late superstar, Puskas, also scored 14 goals in the national derby, including nine in the league, two in the Copa del Rey and three in the Champions League. 6, Messi (Barcelona) 13 goals Messi is the player with the most goals in the national derby among the players of the current Barcelona and Real Madrid teams, and Cassie has been penetrated by the Argentine a total of 13 times. Messi broke the door of Real Madrid eight times in the league, and his hat-trick at Camp Nou in the 06-07 season gave Real Madrid their first glimpse of his majesty.

In this season's Spanish Super Cup, Messi scored three goals against Real Madrid in two legs, destroying Mourinho's championship dream. The two Champions League goals came from last season's fatal strike at the Bernabeu in the semi-finals. Messi will have a hard time surpassing Di Stéfano in a short period of time, but he is close to Raul with 15 goals and Cesar with 14 goals.

7. Santiliana (Real Madrid) 12 goals Santiliana scored 9 goals for Barcelona in the league, 2 goals in the Copa del Rey and 1 goal in the League Cup. 8. Hugo Sanchez (Real Madrid) 10 goals As one of the greatest goalscorers in Real Madrid's history, Hugo Sanchez was also unrelenting against Barcelona, scoring 8 times in the league and 2 times in the Copa del Rey. 8. Juanito (Real Madrid) 10 goals Although Juanito has been dead for nearly 20 years due to a car accident, Juanito's spirit has influenced generations of Real Madrid players.

As a player, Juanito was also a headache for Barca, knocking on the door of the red and blue in the league eight times, and the other two goals came in the Carabao Cup. 10. Bassola (Barcelona) 9 goals During Barcelona's 1946-1958 tenure for Barcelona, Barsola scored 8 league goals against Real Madrid, and only 1 goal in the Copa del Rey.

The Spanish National Derby is a match between Spain's two biggest teams, Real Madrid and Barcelona. There are two matches in a season, one at the Bernabeu, home of Real Madrid, and the other at Camp Nou, home of Barcelona.

In the Spanish Football League is an extremely important game, with a strong spectacle, because the number of fans of both teams is large, so the fans who attend the stadium are also overcrowded, the two teams usually will also do their best to play against their biggest rivals, in the previous meetings between the two teams have attracted the attention of many fans.

Spain's Dexiang Yubi, also known as the showdown of the century, is a clash between Spain's two oldest clubs, Real Madrid and Barcelona. Both teams each belong to Madrid, Spain's two largest cities.

The question of who is better in Belgian and Spanish football is too abstract, and the key is that the gap cannot be quantified, so it is not good.

Personally, I think the football gap between Belgium and Spain is as big as the gap between Chinese and Japanese football. Specifically, the gap can be reflected in the following aspects:

1. League foundation. The Spanish Football League is one of the top leagues in the world and is packed with superstars. The Belgian league was on the spotlight last year because a club brought in Gattuso, who was at the end of his career.

Without a good league as soil, it is impossible to cultivate big-name stars, and if you want the national team to have a high level, you can't just rely on a certain person, and secondly, you must rely on a batch of stars.

2. Historical accumulation. Real Madrid, Barcelona, just need to mention these two clubs, and then think of the superstars who have played here for a hundred years, to know the football gap between Spain and Belgium.

3. Mass foundation. In Spain, bullfighting is the oldest sport, while football is the most popular and widely participated sport. Semi-professional football leagues at all levels are quite popular; The echelon construction of various professional clubs is also quite perfect; The horizons of Spanish scouts have spread all over the world.

Belgian football, on the other hand, is at a relatively low level.

4. Capital investment. This aspect is also the most important, and for the above reasons, Spain has developed football as a business model, where football is an industry, a more professional and modern form of business.

Football

Football is a sport in which two teams attack and defend each other on the same rectangular court according to certain rules. Football is known as the "world's No. 1 sport" due to its strong confrontation, changeable tactics and large number of participants, and the highest organizing body is the International Football Federation. Code imitation.

Germany's top scorer in the World Cup is Klose.

Born on June 9, 1978 in Opole, Poland, he is a German professional footballer, playing as a striker and center forward, and has played for Kaiserslautern in the Bundesliga, Werder Bremen, Bayern Munich and Lazio in Serie A, and served as an assistant coach of FC Bayern Munich after retiring.

Klose scored 259 goals and provided 134 assists in club competitions between 2000 and 2016. Among them, he made 306 appearances in the Bundesliga, scoring 121 goals and providing 79 assists, directly creating 200 goals. He has won two Bundesliga titles, five German domestic cups, as well as top scorers, assists, best player, German footballer of the year and other honors, achieving the grand slam of German football.

In 2011, at the age of 33, he moved to Serie A with great success, helping Lazio to win the cup. He scored 64 goals for the team to become the first foreign scorer in team history, including five goals in a single game, breaking the 27-year record in Serie A.

Introduction to the World Cup in Germany

It is the 18th FIFA World Cup. The tournament took place from 9 June to 9 July 2006 in 12 stadiums in Germany. This is the second time the World Cup has been held in Germany since 1974 and the second time the World Cup has been held in Europe since 1998.

"Golden Boy" Torres, goalkeeper Casillas, central defender Puyol, right-back Ramos, "brain" Xavi, Cesc Fabregas, Andres Iniesta, Alonso, Pique "Huluwa" Villa.