Gol yang dijaringkan oleh Giggs dalam 16 musim UCL yang disertainya

Manchester United 4-2 Gothenburg, September 14, 1994

It was 17 years to the day of his strike in Portugal, when Giggs benefitted from some horrific defending from the Swedish side to slam home from 10 yards out after the visitors failed to clear Mark Hughes’ squared ball in the area.

Manchester United 4-2 Gothenburg, September 14, 1994

The Welshman then made it 3-2 with a simple tap-in from point blank range after latching on to a save from Paul Ince’s fantastic 35-yard strike.

Rapid Vienna 0-2 Manchester United, December 4, 1996 

Arguably the United legend’s finest goal on the European stage; Giggs picked up the ball in the centre circle before starting a seamless one-two with Eric Cantona before collecting the ball again and coolly slotting home. A fine example of United at their devastating best on the break in the mid-1990s.

Manchester United 3-2 Juventus, October 1, 1997

Giggs secured the three points for Ferguson’s side with an unstoppable top-corner effort after man of the match Teddy Sheringham had set him up perfectly from the left flank.

Manchester United 4-0 Porto, March 5, 1997

The Welshman outpaced the entire Porto defence down the left of the box before slamming an unstoppable drilled effort inside now Chelsea goalkeeper Hilario’s near post to give the Red Devils their third of the night.

Manchester United 2-0 LKS Lodz, August 12, 1998

Expertly finished with the outside of his left boot following on from Paul Scholes’s knock down to give Boguslaw Wyparlo no chance and United a fine start to the qualification tie whick kicked off the treble season.

Manchester United 3-3 Barcelona, September 16, 1998

Put the home side ahead in a true group stage epic by getting on the end of David Beckham’s deep cross from the right and lofting a weighted header past the helpless Ruud Hesp.

Brondby 2-6 Manchester United, October 21, 1998

The Welshman made the most of a Kenneth Rasmussen fumble in the Danes’ area following Roy Keane’s cross and simply tapped home into an empty net to begin the visitors’ rout.

Brondby 2-6 Manchester United, October 21, 1998

Giggs then doubled his total with superb close-range header after meeting Jesper Blomqvist’s dangerous looking ball from the left-hand channel.

Manchester United 1-1 Juventus, April 7, 1999

Kept the eventual treble winners in the tie with a scrappy 91st minute equaliser from five yards out to send United to Turin on level terms, ensuring the tie remained in the balance and that the Italian side’s away goal eventually proved fruitless.

Manchester United 2-0 Bordeaux, March 1, 2000

The winger was the beneficiary of his own lung-busting run into the area to meet David Beckham’s cross on the half volley to give United the lead over the Ligue 1 side.

Sturm Graz 0-2 Manchester United, December 6, 2000

Giggs doubled United’s advantage in Austria with a rasping effort past Kazimierz Sidorczuk after being put through brilliantly by Dwight Yorke.

Manchester United 3-0 Olympiakos, October 23, 2001 

The former Wales skipper left the Greek side’s defence in his dust to meet an inch-perfect through ball by Juan Sebastian Veron before knocking a simple effort home to secure the hosts’ qualification to the second round.

Manchester United 3-2 Deportivo, April 10, 2002

Sir Alex Ferguson celebrated his 100th European game as manager by seeing his side make it through to the semi-finals and Giggs’ goal, a fine solo effort past Jose Francisco Molina after drifting in from the left, was the best of the bunch.

Manchester United 5-2 Maccabi Haifa, September 18, 2002

Giggs nodded a glanced header home from close-range after latching on to a superb Phil Neville cross to put the home side on their way to a winning start to their European campaign.

Manchester United 4-0 Olympiakos, October, 1 2002

The winger opened the scoring for United with left-footed finish from a few yards out after reacting quickest to Paul Scholes’ squared ball across the area.

Manchester United 4-0 Olympiakos, October, 1 2002

Despite looking very much like an own goal, Giggs was given it after he saw his attempted cross for Scholes take a nick off the foot of Georgios Amanatidis and past the helpless Dimitrios Eleftheropoulos.

Juventus 0-3 Manchester United, February 25, 2003

Giggs came off the bench to replace Diego Forlan early on and took only 10 minutes to get on the scoresheet by concluding a fine counterattacking move including contributions from David Beckham, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Juan Sebastian Veron.

Juventus 0-3 Manchester United, February 25, 2003

The Welshman then doubled his, and United’s tally with a phenomenal solo effort by finishing with his right foot after a mazy run to secure the Red Devils’ passage to the quarter-finals. 

Manchester United 2-0 Stuttgart, December 9, 2003

Atoned for an embarrassing first-half miss by linking up well with Ruud van Nistelrooy on the left flank before sliding a cool finish past Timo Hildebrand to double United’s lead and all but secure the points.

Dinamo Bucharest 1-2 Manchester United, August 11, 2004

Having been put through by Paul Scholes, the Welsh wizard expertly skipped past Bucharest ‘keeper Vladimir Gaev before knocking it in with the goal at his mercy to equalise in Romania.

Manchester United 6-2 Fenerbahce, September 28, 2004

The Welshman latched onto a superb Kleberson cross from the left wing before nodding home a glancing header to give United the lead before Wayne Rooney stole the headlines with a hat-trick on his debut.

Manchester United 2-1 Benfica, September 27, 2005

Giggs benefitted from a wicked deflection to score a 30-yard free-kick to give the home side the lead shortly before the half-time whistle at Old Trafford.

Manchester United 3-1 Benfica, December 6, 2006

The hosts turned it round at the Theatre of Dreams as Giggs latched on a Cristiano Ronaldo cross to nod past Portuguese goalkeeper Quim and take his record to 12 consecutive seasons in which he had scored in the Champions League.

Lille 0-1 Manchester United, February 20, 2007

A strike surrounded in controversy, Giggs curled in a late free-kick before the Lille wall had been fully assembled and referee Eric Braamhaar allowed it to stand, nearly causing a mass walk-out by the French side.

Celtic 1-1 Manchester United, November 5, 2008

Giggs saved United with only six minutes left by pouncing on an Artur Boruc save to head home from point blank range after the Pole had kept out an effort from Cristiano Ronaldo.

Manchester United 2-1 Wolfsburg, September 30, 2009

Giggs secured his 150th goal for the club to equalise at Old Trafford after seeing his deflected free-kick fortuitously bounce off Christian Gentner shortly before the hour mark.

Schalke 0-2 Manchester United, April 26, 2011

The Welshman finally broke Manuel Neuer’s resolve with a calm finish between the irrepressible German’s legs after latching onto a pinpoint Wayne Rooney through ball.

Benfica 1-1 Manchester United, September 14, 2011

With Ferguson’s side facing an opening group game defeat, Giggs extended his record of being the Champions League’s oldest-ever goalscorer with a flying effort from 20 yards out to secure his side a point.


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