Portugal moved to the quarter-finals with Ronaldo’s magic. Once more, the “aged” Cristiano Ronaldo demonstrated unequivocally that he is far from done. The Portuguese winger’s ideal match included two goals, an assist, a bicycle kick, and a penalty kick from Panenka.
Portugal moved to the quarter-finals. Portugal advanced to the quarterfinals of the UEFA Nations League on Friday after defeating Poland 5-1 thanks to an outstanding effort from 39-year-old Ronaldo. Ronaldo has now won 132 games while wearing the Portugal jersey, which is more than any other player in international football history. With one more victory, former Spanish star Sergio Ramos is currently in second place.
Cristiano Ronaldo was a nightmare for the opposition in the Group A1 match at Porto’s Estádio do Dragão. Apart from Ronaldo, Pedro Neto, Bruno Fernandes, and Rafael Leão also scored. Portugal didn’t start scoring until the 59th minute, though. They then scored a flurry of goals against Poland.
Portugal’s first goal was scored by Leão. Ronaldo extended the lead with a Panenka penalty in the seventieth minute. In the 80th minute, Fernandes added another goal to make the score 3-0. Neto increased the score to 4-0 three minutes later. In the 87th minute, Ronaldo converted a high pass from Vitinha with a fantastic bicycle kick inside the six-yard box to seal the fifth goal.
Ronaldo has already scored 135 goals for his country, and his career total of 910 goals is the most in football history. In addition to his winning streak, Ronaldo had a great evening, and Porto witnessed his genius.
Portugal moved to the quarter-finals
