The one of the Barça no longer is leader
Bas Dost Puts him more pressure to Leo Messi in the Boot of Gold
Published:14/04/2017 - 23:56h
Updated:14/04/2017 - 23:58h
The forward of the FC Barcelona Leo Messi initiates the party in front of the Real Sociedad out of the first position in the classification of maximum European scorers. To the crack Argentinian advanced it in the Boot of just Gold before the duel of LaLiga
For the first time in the last weeks, Lionel Andrés Messi began a party of LaLiga 2016-2017 without being the leader of the classification in the fight by the Boot of Gold 2016-2017. The crack culé, that did not see door in the defeat in front of the Málaga CF, saw surpassed just before the duel in front of the Real Sociedad.
It did it the Dutch Bas Dost, that with the Sporting of Lisbon signed a so much in the victories of his in front of the Vitoria Setúbal. The attacker of the team verdiblanco sum already a total of 28 goals in this time, or what is the same, 56 points in total.
Also it fits to stand out that Leo, that carried 27 so many before the duel in front of the realistic group, has by behind his to Robert Lewandowski with 26 so many and to Pierre-Aymerick Aubameyang, that has added 25 to date with the Borussia Dortmund. Both still have not played his corresponding party in Bundesliga.
Messi in front of the Real Sociedad, to undertake the flight
All this occurred when the star rosarino received with his team to the Real Sociedad, an opponent with which Leo pretends to restart his flight and go back to the senda of the goal. The true is that Leo Messi knows of leftovers what is to mark golazos and shine in front of the Real Sociedad in the Camp Nou, when having it done so much during the past season as in the previous, to base of goals, assistances and good game.
The classification of the Boot of Gold 2016-2017
- 1. Bas Dost (Sporting CP): 28 goals / 56 points
- 2. Leo Messi (FC Barcelona): 27 goals / 54 points
- 3. Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich): 26 goals / 52 points
- 4. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Borussia Dortmund): 25 goals / 50 points
- 5. Andrea Belotti (Torino): 24 goals / 48 points
- -. Edin Dzeko (Rome): 24 goals / 48 points
- -. Luis Suárez (FC Barcelona): 24 goals / 48 points
- 6. Anthony Modeste (Colony): 23 goals / 46 points
- -. Romelu Lukaku (Everton): 23 goals / 46 points
- 7. Edinson Cavani (PSG): 29 goals / 43,5 points
- 8. Gonzalo Higuaín (Juventus): 21 goals / 42 points
- 9. Mauro Icardi (Inter Milan): 20 goals / 40 points
- -. Dries Mertens (Naples): 20 goals / 40 points
