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Cristiano Ronaldo delivers typical reaction to Lionel Messi taunts as Al-Nassr humiliated.
As Al-Nassr insulted Cristiano Ronaldo, Ronaldo responded in a manner that was typical to Lionel Messi’s derogatory
comments.On Friday, the five-time winner of the Ballon d’Or, Cristiano Ronaldo, of Al-Nassr, faced off against Al-Hilal, his local rivals, in a significant Saudi Pro League title match. However, Ronaldo had a night that he will never forget.In the midst of Al-Hilal’s overwhelming 3-0 victory at home against Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr, the supporters of Al-Hilal passionately screamed the name of Lionel Messi.The Riyadh Derby, which was scheduled to take place on Friday at the King Fahd International Stadium, had a great deal riding on the outcome. When it came to the Saudi Pro League title battle, Al-Nassr was four points behind the leaders, Al-Hilal. They could not afford to lose to their opponents, who were without the injured Neymar, and they desperately needed to win.On the other hand, that really did take place. The second-half goal scored by Sergej Milinkovic-Savic and the two goals scored by Aleksandar Mitrovic, a former striker for Fulham, made it possible for Al-Hilal to achieve a resounding victory. Ali Al-Bulaihi, a Saudi defender, was dismissed from the game for Al-Hilal during the extra time.In spite of the fact that Ronaldo has a total of 18 goals and nine assists to his name so far this season, he was unable to significantly contribute to the game on Friday. The fans of Al-Hilal did their utmost to get Ronaldo’s attention by screaming the name of Messi, Ronaldo’s long-term opponent. Before joining David Beckham’s Inter Miami, Messi was a transfer target for Al-Hilal during the previous transfer window. However, he ultimately decided to join Inter Miami.During the halftime break, Ronaldo responded by blowing kisses to the Al-Hilal fans and smiling as he made his way down the tunnel from the tunnel. The game was still scoreless at the moment. Despite this, the five-time winner of the Ballon d’Or was certainly not smiling at the end of the match because of the outstanding performance of the home team in the second half.Despite the fact that Al-Hilal were just one goal ahead at the time, Ronaldo managed to score in the 73rd minute, which was a cause for frustration. The video assistant referee (VAR) checked his strike and determined that it was offside. Despite the fact that many supporters on social media insisted that Ronaldo was actually onside, the decision was a close one.Luis Castro, the leader of Al-Nassr, was incensed by the decision. He was even seen presenting the fourth official a replay of the goal that was disallowed on his phone and showing it to him.
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