Definitely indestructible, Cristiano Ronaldo will probably never stop scoring. The captain of the Portuguese selection took action again this Saturday evening during the Lusitanian victory against Poland in Warsaw (1-3). This is the 133rd goal since the start of his international career.
It’s certainly not his finest. But it still counts. After the fantastic ride of Rafael Leão, whose left shot at the end of a 40m race failed on the post, Cristiano Ronaldo was on the lookout. With a nice reflex, the 39-year-old striker took a touch of the ball to slip the ball into the empty goal (37th, 0-2).
The Portuguese captain distinguished himself with a less common gesture later in the match. As he was about to be replaced, he saw a fan with a jersey emblazoned with his name entering the pitch. He asked the stewards to let him take a selfie with him before evacuating him.
A beautiful image that punctuated an evening rich in symbols for CR7. In addition to having scored the 906th goal of his career, clubs and selection combined, he gleaned his 100th success with his selection in an official match. A first in history.
At the start of the match, Bernardo Silva opened the scoring in a very good way. The Manchester City midfielder took a perfect delivery with a header from Bruno Fernandes, in the open area. His volley from the left left no chance for Lukasz Skorupski, the Polish goalkeeper (26th, 0-1). At the end of the match, Poland reduced the score thanks to midfielder Piotr Zielinski (78th, 1-2). Before conceding a new goal, scored against his camp by Jan Bednarek (88th, 1-3).
