3:0, Ronaldo scored twice, and after this battle, he surpassed the legend of Real Madrid to become the world's No. 1
In the 14th round of the Saudi Arabian League that ended in the early hours of this morning, Riyadh Victory, sitting at home, faced Akdo, and won 3:0 easily.
In the 13th minute of the game, Najib received a pass from Garnum and easily shot the ball into the king of goals in front of the goal, giving Riyadh Victory a 1-0 lead.
In the 78th minute, former Manchester United left-back Telles crossed, the goalkeeper made a mistake and hit the ball to the back point, Ronaldo accurately judged the landing point of the ball, and after an adjustment after holding the ball, before the defender blocked, he hit the volley in the near corner on the spot, and rewrote the score again, 2:0.
In the 80th minute, Ronaldo once again took advantage of the opponent's goalkeeper's attack error, and after getting the ball, he performed a hanging shot stunt at 35 meters from the goal, and the ball accurately drew a high parabola, so that the opposing defenders who had returned to the defense could not make up for the defense, and smashed into the net, and the final score was also fixed at 3:0.
After the game, Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored twice in this game, became the best player of the game with a high score of 8.6, and also broke a 60-year-old record. The two goals in this game brought Ronaldo's tally of goals in the world's first division to a staggering 517, making him a true all-time first.
According to the FIFA History and Statistics Federation (IFFHS), there were two other players above Ronaldo, Czech legend Josef Bikan and Hungarian/Real Madrid superstar Puskas. Considering that Bican is too old, the era of Puskas's activity was 60 years ago, and most of the goals of the two were obtained in their home leagues, while Ronaldo's goals were scored in the Portuguese Premier League, English Premier League, Serie A, and La Liga, and the gold content is far beyond these two football predecessors.
The 38-year-old Ronaldo, at an age when most players have begun the countdown to retirement, is still breaking through himself on the field and writing his own legend.