It was a fairy-tale night for Cristiano Ronaldo as the Al-Nassr captain scored a brace in the Saudi Pro League decider against Damac, leading his team to domestic glory. After a dismal performance in the AFC Champions League Two final, Ronaldo and Co. needed a win against Damac Club to secure the Saudi Pro League title on the final matchday. Al Nassr lit up the show with a goal fest in Riyadh, with Ronaldo leading the charge. The hosts won the contest 4-1 as Ronaldo lifted his first major trophy with the Saudi club.
Watch: Cristiano Ronaldo Scores Brilliant Freekick vs Damac
Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the best goal scorers in football history, appeared at his best in Al Nassr vs Damac game. The former Real Madrid striker scored a spectacular free-kick in the 62nd minute, registering the third goal for Al Nassr. The hosts had a foul just outside the box. Though the angle appeared tough, Ronaldo struck the net from the bottom right corner, baffling the entire Damac defence as well as the goalkeeper. He added one more to the board before the final whistle with a close-range finish.
Watch Cristiano Ronaldo’s Freekick vs Damac:
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What Happened In Al Nassr vs Damac Saudi Pro League Match?
Former Liverpool forward Sadio Mane broke the deadlock for Al Nassr in the first half, while Kingsley Coman increased the lead in the 51st minute. Damac pulled one back, with Morlaye Sylla scoring a penalty. Following that, it was an iconic Cristiano Ronaldo show. The 41-year-old flexed glimpses of his prime as he added another trophy to his decorated cabinet, just in style.
When Will Cristiano Ronaldo Start His World Cup Preparation?
Ronaldo is set to lead Portugal in his sixth World Cup campaign, starting this June. With the club season now over, he will now shift focus to national duties. Portugal has named a strong squad for the marquee event, with top-quality players like Bruno Fernandes, Nuno Mendes, Vitinha, Joao Neves and Goncalo Ramos. Roberto Martinez’s men are slated to kick off their preparations on June 1, though the PSG players will join late.
