(VIDEO): Bayern Munich Boss Unveils Stunning Record As Sadio Mane Hit Classy First Champions League Goal V Plzen

Sadio Mane scores a beautiful Champions League goal against Plzen.

Sadio Mane celebrates scoring against Viktoria Plzen for Bayern Munich.

On Tuesday evening, Sadio Mane scored his first Champions League goal for Bayern Munich, and it was a beauty.

Mane was named to his team’s starting lineup for their match against Viktoria Plzen at the Allianz Arena.

Bayern raced out to a two-goal lead after just 13 minutes.

Leroy Sane opened the scoring for the Bavarian giants with a 20-yard screamer.

The German forward drove up the field before unleashing an unstoppable shot into the top corner.

It didn't take them long… 🤩

Leroy Sané makes it 3⃣ goals in 3⃣ games so far this #UCL campaign with this absolute screamer! pic.twitter.com/L4qLHN26Ce

— Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) October 4, 2022

Soon after, Serge Gnabry doubled his team’s lead. The ex-Arsenal player found himself in plenty of space and rolled the ball into the bottom corner.

Mane then scored in the 21st minute with a fantastic solo goal.

The Senegalese international received a throw-in and beat two defenders with a beautiful flick over his head.

Mane then showed great speed to break through before finishing coolly one-on-one with the goalkeeper. Check it out below…

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Sadio Mane dripped 15 players before scoring this goal 😂😂😂
pic.twitter.com/dWSpKfGRTd

— Highest Majesty (Coolest Boy) (@kwaku_majesty_) October 4, 2022

It was perhaps fortuitous for Mane, who took advantage of a deflection and capitalized on some poor defending from the opposition.

But don’t underestimate the 30-year-old, who scored his first Champions League goal for Bayern in spectacular fashion.

Mane has now become the fourth African player to score 25 or more goals in the Champions League, according to William Hill.

He joins Didier Drogba, Mohamed Salah and Samuel Eto’o in an illustrious list.

Mane’s strike was his seventh for Bayern since signing from Liverpool in the summer.

There were no further goals as Bayern went into the break with a comfortable three-goal lead.