3 of them against Real Madrid and Man City...the most beautiful goals in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals

Spain – 18 goals in 4 matches in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals, including goals that were decisive, beautiful and deadly.

It was noteworthy that the exciting 3-3 draw between Real Madrid and its guest Manchester City scored 3 goals out of 4, which the European Football Association (UEFA) classified as the most beautiful and best in this round.

The 4 most beautiful goals:

Uruguayan Vido Valverde, the “Royal” player, deserved to be the most beautiful due to the way he scored with a “direct, untamed” shot and because it gave the Merengues a draw in a complicated match in which they lost at home and among their fans.
The second-place finisher is Brazilian Rafina’s second goal against Paris Saint-Germain, who shot the ball directly into the goal, after a magical pass from his colleague Pedri, in the match that ended in favor of Barcelona 3-2 in the “Parc des Princes.”
The third-place goal was scored by Englishman Phil Foden, Manchester City player, who fired a surface-to-air missile that exploded past Real Madrid goalkeeper Andriy Lunin.
The fourth-place goal was scored by Croatian Gvardiol, the Manchester City player, who wonderfully shot the ball into the right corner of goalkeeper Lunin, the defender of the royal team.