After another performance portentosa, Lionel Andrés Messi decided a Classical Real Madrid-FC Barcelona with a "spectacular" doublet. Two goals of crack, of legend that, besides, does him follow comandando the "Pichichi" of LaLiga 2016-2017  and be leader of the classification in the fight by the Boot of Gold 2016-2017.

The crack culé, that  had seen door in his previous party in front of the Real Sociedad, repeated resulted in front of the merengues. Two decisive goals, but in this occasion with the last arriving when the party was dictated for sentence. 

Thus it annotated these two goals importantísimos in front of the Madrilenian that allowed him separate even more of the Dutch Bas Dost, that with the Sporting of Lisbon did not annotate any so much this weekend. The attacker of the team verdiblanco added a total of 28 goals in this time, or what is the same, 56 points in total. 

With his 31 goals, Leo surpassed to the attacker of the group lisboeta to put with 62 points and look from up, another day more, the classification. Everything in a fight where by behind there has been some change that another, but no very reseñables.

Aubameyang Surpasses to Lewandowski and Icardi threatens

As for example that to the Pole Robert Lewandowski with 26 so many have surpassed him already Pierre-Aymerick Aubameyang, that added another this weekend with the Borussia Dortmund. The African took advantage of that the tip of Bayern Munich is still in fallow to mark and remain with 27 so many.

By the other, Edin Dzeko and Andrea Belotti follow separated of Luis Suárez po a so much. In the Italian football the "hat-trick" of Mauro Icardi costs him to plant with 24 so many, equalising with the charrúa Barcelona.

The classification of the Boot of Gold 2016-2017

  • 1. Leo Messi (Barcelona) - 31 goals/ 62 points
  • 2. Bas Dost (Sporting Portugal) - 28 goals/ 56 points
  • 3. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Borussia Dortmund) - 27 goals/54 points
  • 4. Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) - 26 goals /52 points
  • 5. Edin Dzeko (Rome), Andrea Belotti (Torino) - 25 goals /50 points
  • 6. Luis Suárez (FC Barcelona), Mauro Icardi (Inter) and Romelu Lukaku (Everton) - 24 goals/ 48 points
  • 7. Gonzalo Higuaín (Juventus) and Anthony Modeste (Colony) - 23 goals/46 points
  • 8. Edinson Cavani (Paris Saint-Germain) - 30 goals/45 points
  • 9. Dries Mertens (Naples) - 22 goals /44 points
  • 10. Harry Kane (Tottenham) - 20 goals/40 points