WATCH: Cristiano Ronaldo Defies Age With Stunning Bicycle Kick Goal In UEFA Nations League
Alongside Cristiano Ronaldo's brace, goals from Rafael Leao, Bruno Fernandes, and Pedro Neto completed Portugal's dominant 5-1 win over Poland.
Cristiano Ronaldo Bicycle Kick Goal In UEFA Nations League: Football legend Cristiano Ronaldo continues to break records, even in the later stages of his career. At 39, he added two more goals to his tally in Portugal's UEFA Nations League match against Poland, taking his total to 135 international goals and solidifying his position as the top scorer in international football.
What amazed fans was his remarkable Panenka penalty, followed by an incredible bicycle kick. His brace played a key role in Portugal's dominant 5-1 win.
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Watch viral video of Cristiano Ronaldo's bicycle kick in Portugal's UEFA Nations League match against Poland
Ronaldo doing Ronaldo things 🚲🤤#UNLGOTR | @AlipayPlus | #NationsLeague pic.twitter.com/qvR0VLXekz
— UEFA EURO 2024 (@EURO2024) November 15, 2024
Alongside Cristiano Ronaldo's brace, goals from Rafael Leao, Bruno Fernandes, and Pedro Neto completed Portugal's victory.
2-0 Portugal.
— Football Report (@FootballReprt) November 15, 2024
CRISTIANO RONALDO DOUBLES THE LEAD FROM HIS NATURAL HABITAT, THE PENALTY SPOT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PENALDO SIUUUUUUUUU!!!pic.twitter.com/rl4rLvkxhF
The match started with both teams evenly matched, unable to find the back of the net in the first half despite several attempts. In the 59th minute, Rafael Leao gave Portugal 1-0 lead with a header. Then, in the 72nd minute, Cristiano Ronaldo doubled the advantage by successfully converting a penalty, making it 2-0.
Portugal quickly added to their lead after Ronaldo's penalty. In the 80th minute, Bruno Fernandes scored to make it 3-0. A few minutes later, Ronaldo set up Pedro Neto for the fourth goal and in the 87th minute and then produced a stunning overhead kick, making it 5-0.
"I just want to enjoy. Plan for the retirement… if it has to happen, in one or two years… I don’t know. I’m turning 40 soon… I really want to enjoy, as long as I feel motivated I keep going. The day I don’t feel motivated, I will retire," Cristiano Ronaldo said after the match.
"I don’t even think about this 1000 career goals record, to be fair. Of course you always want to make history, but I don’t focus on that record now," Ronaldo concluded.
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