Cristiano Ronaldo scored 4 goals in one match. The Portuguese superstar emerged as his true self. His four goals saw Al-Nasr bounce back from their 4-0 home win against Al-Wahda in Makkah.
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At the beginning of the match, however, Ronaldo did not think that such a good thing is waiting for him today. In the beginning, the opponent's defenders were able to restrain him to some extent. The Portuguese star was also repeatedly losing the ball.
Everything changed in 21 minutes of the match. Ronaldo took the wonderful pass from Gharib and went further inside the left edge of the box. Then sent the ball into the net through the far post to the left of the goalkeeper. His first touch with the ball during this goal was reminiscent of Ronaldo at his best!
Ronaldo scored his second goal in the 40th minute. Al-Najei provided the goal this time. The third goal after 13 minutes was from the penalty spot. An Al-Wehda player caught the ball in the box. After seeing the VAR, the referee gave a penalty. Ronaldo took the shot, but the Al-Wahda goalkeeper did not reach the ball.
After the hat-trick, Ronaldo seemed to focus on scoring goals with his teammates. Despite receiving the ball twice in space inside the box, he passed to his teammate next to him. But his teammates could not take advantage of that pass.
Ronaldo also got the fourth goal in 61 minutes. This time he got the ball far outside the box and dribbled inside. He found the goalkeeper alone in front and took a shot. But the goalkeeper could not clear the danger well even after blocking the ball. The Portuguese star easily sent the return ball into the net.
Al-Nasr did not get a goal after several attacks. In this victory, Ronaldo's team is at the top of the league with 37 points in 16 matches. Al-Shabaab, who played more in one match, has 37 points in the second place.
With 4 goals in this match, Ronaldo is in the race to become the league's top scorer. With this, his goal number is 5. His teammate Brazilian Talisca is at the top of the list with 13 goals. Another Brazilian Al-Shabaab's Carlos is in second place with 10 goals.

