Pepe becomes oldest player to score in Champions League history
Pepe became the oldest Champions League scorer in history with his last-gasp goal against Antwerp in Porto’s 2-0 win over the Belgian title winners.
He is the first player over the age of 40 to net in the competition.
At the ripe old age of 40 years and 254 days, he scored more than two decades after his first goal, which came for Maritimo on November 9 2002.
The goal itself was a typical Pepe cameo in the box, getting his head on a cross six yards out and powering past the goalkeeper.
His goal sealed a crucial win which kept Porto second in their Champions League group and three points ahead of third-placed Shakhtar Donestk after their 1-0 win over Barcelona.
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