Ronaldo! 200 milestones to save Portugal Surrect 8 records King of European qualifiers
On June 21, Beijing time, in the fourth round of the group stage of the European Preliminary Round, Portugal beat Iceland 1-0, and Cristiano Ronaldo scored in the final moment to create history!
This match was the 200th game for Ronaldo for the national team, becoming the first man in history, and before the match, he also received a commemorative jersey and a Guinness World Record certification medal.
However, in the first half, Ronaldo did not have a single shot on goal, the handball was blown in injury time, and he was very dissatisfied with the referee's decision, and he was still complaining when he walked to the player tunnel at half-time.
However, Ronaldo is Ronaldo after all. Seeing that the game was about to end 0-0, in the 89th minute, Inácio's header from inside the box was crossed, and the president volleyed into the net from a small angle!
At the first time, the referee believed that Inácio was offside and the goal was invalid, but VAR finally determined that there was no offside, and Ronaldo could finally celebrate!
In this way, Ronaldo has set a number of records! First, he made his 200th appearance for Portugal, continuing his all-time record for a national team and the first player in the team's history to do so.
Second, Ronaldo scored 123 goals for Portugal, continuing to set his own all-time goal record for a football national team!
Thirdly, the president has scored 36 goals in the European Qualifiers, continuing his all-time goal record.
Fourth, Ronaldo scored 103 goals in official matches for the national team, which is also the most in history.
Fifth, he also became the first European player in history to score five goals for the national team at the age of 38.
Sixth, he has scored a total of five goals in his last four international games.
Seventh, before the age of 30, Ronaldo scored 52 goals for the national team, and after the age of 30, it has reached 71 goals!
Eighth, Ronaldo has recorded a total of 838 goals in his career so far, continuing to set his all-time football goal record.