Raúl Jiménez scored his 29th goal with the Mexican national team, where does he rank in history?
The Wolverhampton striker scored from the penalty spot against El Salvador to increase his goal tally for Mexico.
Raúl Jiménez, with his penalty kick goal against El Salvador in Mexico's 2-0 partial victory at the Azteca Stadium, surpassed the scoring record of Luis García and Andrés Guardado in official matches with El Tri.
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Jiménez reached 29 goals with the Mexican national team, a figure that places them in seventh place among the top scorers in history, according to data on the Mexican national team.
With whom does Raúl Jimenez share the top 10 of Mexico's top scorers?
1. Javier Hernández 52
2. Jared Borgetti 46
3. Cuauhtémoc Blanco 38
4. Luis Hernández 35
5. Carlos Hermosillo 33
6. Enrique Borja 31
7. Raúl Jiménez 27
8. Andrés Guardado 28
8. Luis García Postigo 28
10. Hugo Sánchez 27
Raúl is also in the top 3 of the top scorers by penalties
In terms of the most goals scored from the penalty kick with El Tri, the Mexican 'Lobo' is in third place with 10, just two goals behind Cuahtémoc Blanco in this category; the first place is held by Alberto García Aspe, with 14 goals from the 12 penalty kicks.
