Cristiano Ronaldo sets new record on night as Portugal win 5-0

Portuguese international Cristiano Ronaldo has become the first player to score 7 international goals at the age of 39. The Don continues to set records.

Cristiano Ronaldo shone in his country's match against Poland today, Friday, scoring two goals in the 72nd minute (from a penalty kick and 87th).

Cristiano Ronaldo holds the record for most international wins with Portugal, with 132, ahead of his former Real Madrid teammate Sergio Ramos, a former Spain international.

Portugal qualified

The Portuguese national team secured its qualification to the quarter-finals of the European Nations League after defeating its guest, the Polish national team, by five goals to one on Friday, in the fifth round of matches in Group One of the first-level league in the continental championship.

Rafael Leao scored the first goal for the Portuguese national team in the 59th minute with a perfect header, then the legend Cristiano Ronaldo continued his wonderful work with his country's national team and added the second goal from a penalty kick in the 72nd minute from a penalty kick.

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In the 80th minute, Bruno Fernandes scored the third goal for the European Brazil with a wonderful shot, before Chelsea star Pedro Neto scored the fourth goal in the 83rd minute.

In the 87th minute, everyone was in for the most beautiful goal of the match when Ronaldo flew and scored a distinguished scissor kick, from which “Don” scored the fifth goal.

After the Portuguese goal festival ended, Dominik Marchuk scored the only goal for the Polish team in the 89th minute.

With this big win, the Portuguese team secured its qualification to the quarter-finals after taking the lead in Group A with 13 points, while Poland's tally froze at 4 points in third place.

Source: Yemen Youth Net + BeIN Sports