The curtains finally came down on the 2021/22 European season with the UEFA Champions League final match between Real Madrid and Liverpool played on Saturday night.
Vinicius Jr scored the all-important goal midway through the second half to give the Madrid-based club their 14th win in European football.
It has been a high-scoring season for some of Europe’s top teams, with the likes of Manchester City, Real Madrid, and Liverpool all among the top five list of highest scoring teams.
Pep Guardiola’s Premier League winners ended the season as the top-scoring team across Europe in all competitions.
City racked up a remarkable 150 goals across the course of a 10-month-long campaign that culminated in our fourth league title in five years last weekend.
Premier League rivals Liverpool finished second behind Man City with a total tally of 147.
Across the rest of Europe, German giants Bayern Munich were third-highest all-around scorers, the Bundesliga champs accruing 143 goals in total.
Chelsea finished fourth on the European scoring charts, racking up 122 goals with newly-crowned Champions League winners Real Madrid fifth on 119.
Europe’s top scorers (All competitions)
- City: 150
- Liverpool: 147
- Bayern Munich: 143
- Chelsea: 122
- Real Madrid: 119
