An unforgettable night in the UEFA Nations League saw Cristiano Ronaldo lead Portugal to a commanding 5-1 victory over Poland. The 39-year-old delivered two goals and an assist, showcasing his unmatched brilliance.
Ronaldo doubled Portugal’s lead in the 72nd minute with a confident ‘Panenka’ penalty. His crowning moment came in the 87th minute with a spectacular overhead kick from a Vitinha cross, sending fans into raptures.
With this victory, Ronaldo achieved a historic milestone, becoming the player with the most international match wins at 132, surpassing Sergio Ramos. He also extended his international goal tally to 135 and his career total to an astonishing 910—both records unmatched in football history.
Portugal’s coach Roberto Martínez praised the team’s second-half transformation, calling it their best performance yet. All five goals came after halftime, with additional contributions from Rafael Leão, Bruno Fernandes, and Pedro Neto.
Portugal’s victory secured their spot in the Nations League quarter-finals with a match to spare, cementing their dominance and adding another remarkable chapter to Ronaldo’s legendary career.
