Cristiano Ronaldo shows his anger towards fans after fans threw water balloons on the face of teammates

As a result of water balloons being hurled at his teammates during Al-Nassr’s Saudi Pro League match versus Al-Ahli, Cristiano Ronaldo became extremely enraged.

The incident took place after Ronaldo had scored his 23rd goal of the season from the penalty spot, which had sealed a victory for his team by a score of 1-0.

At the same time as the Al-Nassr players were celebrating in front of the home crowd, water balloons began to rain down from the stands.

The initial blow struck Otavio in the face, causing him to fall to the ground in a tumbling motion.

The response that Ronaldo gave was to glance at the audience while raising his arms, as did several of his teammates.

The Al-Ahli supporters appeared to be even more irritated by this, as seen by the fact that they began yelling “Messi, Messi, Messi” and releasing a couple of additional balloons.

Alex Telles, a former player for Manchester United, attempted to throw a broken one back, and the object he intended to toss ended up landing right at his feet.

Before leaving, his teammate Ronaldo made a few hand motions in an attempt to calm the crowd down. He then walked away.

He remained with his colleagues to protest in front of the home crowd, and they were joined by some Al-Ahli players, who were successful in persuading their supporters to cease what they were doing.

After receiving some attention, Otavio was able to continue playing, and Al-Nassr was able to secure the victory, which allowed them to move up to second place in the league.

All things considered, this is not the first time that Ronaldo has been involved in a confrontation with fans of the opposing team.

It was earlier this year that he received a one-match suspension for sending a vulgar message to supporters. This was in response to the fact that shouts of “Messi, Messi, Messi” were directed toward him.

Therefore, it was probably a good idea for him to make the decision to leave this situation before it became much more difficult.