ROMELU LUKAKU managed to match a feat last set by Cristiano Ronaldo during Manchester Uniteds famous victory over Paris Saint-Germain.
The Red Devils produced a stunning comeback to dump the French giants out of the Champions League last night.
Trailing 2-0 from the first leg at Old Trafford, Ole Gunnar Solskjaers side defied the odds to triumph 3-1 at Parc des Princes to reach the quarter-finals.
Marcus Rashford proved to be the hero as his last-ditch penalty ensured the victory and the headlines.
But Lukaku is the man who appears to be hitting top form for the interim boss Solskjaer in recent weeks.
He broke the deadlock in PSG after just two minutes before restoring the lead on the half hour mark after Juan Bernat had levelled.
And his double helped equal a hugely impressive record of Old Trafford legend Ronaldo.
Wednesdays brace took the big Belgian strikers tally to six goals in his last three matches.
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They followed on from the pair of strikes he bagged against Southampton on Saturday and the duel efforts notched eight days ago at Crystal Palace.
And now he has extra reason to celebrate a place in the last-eight of Europes pristine competition.
His recent exploits have the 25-year-old the first Manchester United player since Ronaldo to achieve a brace in three successive matches since Ronaldo.
And you have to go back 13 years for when the Portuguese sealed his explosive run of goals for the Red Devils.
Ronaldo, who left to join Real Madrid for 80m in 2009, began his run with a double against Aston Villa on December 23, 2016.
Kimpembe consoled by Romelu Lukaku while Kylian Mbappe is left in tears after PSGs devastating Champions League loss to Man UtdThree days later he bagged another two against in a victory over Wigan before ending that year with another brace in the win over Reading on 30 December.
His next match saw him draw a blank in a 2-2 draw with Newcastle.
But Lukaku now goes in to Sundays trip to Arsenal with an extra spring in his step as he looks to outdo the five-time Ballon dOr hitman.
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