The 33-year-old England captain netted a brace as Bayern Munich were held to a 3-3 draw away at Norwegian champions Viking, meaning he has scored 36 goals in the competition since turning 30 in 2023.

Kane has now scored 57 goals in the Champions League, with his goals on Tuesday night putting him into the top 10 of all time in Europe's premier cup, one ahead of Ruud Van Nistelrooy and level with Thomas Müller.

The next highest English scorer is Wayne Rooney, who scored 30 times for Manchester United from 2004 to 2015.

Messi, who has scored 129 Champions League goals, scored 35 goals in the competition in his 30s.

Bayern came back from 2-0 down against Viking to lead 2-3 in Stavanger, but a Michael Olise red card in the 73rd minute allowed the Norwegian hosts back in, and they equalised in the 90th minute.

The German champions' manager Vincent Kompany said afterwards: "We were dominant, but at the moment it feels like every chance for the opposition leads to a goal.

"It was our own fault. This red card was super dumb... You can see in (Michael's) eyes that he's sorry about it and that he regrets letting the team down."

All-time Champions League top scorers

Figures are correct as of Wednesday, October 14, and do not include goals scored in the qualification, but do include goals scored in the old European Cup format.

1. Cristiano Ronaldo: 140 goals,
2. Lionel Messi: 129,
3. Robert Lewandowski: 109,
4. Karim Benzema: 90,
5. Kylian Mbappe and Raul: 71

7. Erling Haaland: 59,

8. Harry Kane and Thomas Muller: 57,

10. Ruud Van Nistelrooy: 56,

11. Mohamed Salah and Thierry Henry: 50,

13. Alfredo Di Stéfano: 49,

14. Andriy Shevchenko and Zlatan Ibrahimović: 48,

16. Eusébio and Filippo Inzaghi: 46,

18. Didier Drogba and Antoine Griezmann: 44,