Cristiano Ronaldo’s stunning bicycle kick capped off Portugal’s emphatic victory over Poland, securing their place in the Nations League quarter-finals.
With Portugal already leading 4-0 in the final moments, Ronaldo acrobatically struck at the far post for his second goal of the match, showcasing his trademark brilliance.
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Portugal dominated the second half, with Rafael Leao starting the scoring spree by heading in the opener. Shortly after, a foul by Arsenal defender Jakub Kiwior inside the box earned Portugal a penalty, which Ronaldo calmly converted with a composed strike down the middle.
Bruno Fernandes added a spectacular third, rifling a powerful shot in off the underside of the bar. Chelsea winger Pedro Neto followed up with a clinical finish inside the near post, further extending Portugal’s commanding lead.
Poland’s Dominik Marczuk managed a late consolation goal, but it did little to dampen the jubilant celebrations of Portugal’s fans, who reveled in their team’s dominant second-half performance.
Ronaldo’s two goals bring his tally to five in five Nations League matches, highlighting his continued excellence in the competition.
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