It was Cristiano Ronaldo's day on Tuesday but legendary Ghana striker Asamoah Gyan would get in the trends as a result too.
In their Euro 2020 Group F opener against Hungary, Ronaldo scored twice in the last three minutes of regular time to seal a 3-0 victory.
The goals have put him in position as the all-time highest goal scorer in Euros history with 11, surpassing Michel Platini on 9.
But there was another record, which the Juventus star could only equal.
The Hungary double saw the Portuguese become only the second player to score in nine consecutive major tournaments, after Gyan.