What record did Ronaldo break against Hungary?

What record did Ronaldo break against Hungary?

Cristiano Ronaldo breaks SIX records in win vs Hungary as he closes in on Ali Daei’s tally for most international goals.

Did Ronaldo score a header in euros?

Watch Cristiano Ronaldo’s outrageous jump as he narrowly misses with header for Portugal at Euro 2020 sending fans wild.

What record did Cristiano Ronaldo break today?

Cristiano Ronaldo breaks Ali Daei’s world record of 109 international goals.

How many goals did Ronaldo score when Portugal won the Euros?

Euro 2020: Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo breaks goals record in historic fifth finals appearance. Portugal star Cristiano Ronaldo netted twice to make history at Euro 2020 on Tuesday, making him the leading scorer in the Championship’s history with 11 goals in a men’s record fifth tournament appearance.

Did Ronaldo score for Portugal?

Cristiano Ronaldo added to his international goal-scoring record as Portugal brushed off Qatar 3-0, while Sweden, Ukraine, Switzerland and others earned important wins in the race for World Cup qualifying.

Who scored for Portugal vs Hungary?

Cristiano Ronaldo
Two late, record-breaking goals from Cristiano Ronaldo set the seal on a 3-0 victory for Portugal against Hungary in the opening game of their UEFA EURO 2020 Group F campaign.

How much did Ronaldo score for Portugal?

Since then, he has become the current all-time record goalscorer for the Portugal national team, and the highest overall men’s international goalscorer in history, having scored 115 goals in 184 appearances.

How high does Ronaldo Jump?

Cristiano Ronaldo leapt as high as 2.93 metres to score against his former club. He has done it at Juventus, Real Madrid and Manchester United. It was during his time with the Red Devils that fans and pundits noticed there was something very special about his leap.

What record did Ronaldo break 2021?

The Portuguese football player has broken the record for most goals scored in international soccer matches (male) during the Portugal vs Ireland match played on 1 September 2021 at the Algarve Stadium (Portugal). Previously, Ronaldo shared the record with Ali Daei (Iran), who scored 109 goals between 1993 and 2006.

How many records has Ronaldo set?

Collectively, Ronaldo has won 32 senior trophies in his career. He has also attained one title from youth and at least five titles from friendly competitions. All in all he had won over 300 trophies and medals by January 2021, with some of them dating back to his childhood.

Whose goalscoring record at European Championship did Ronaldo break with his double against Hungary on Tuesday?

His double against Hungary, in front of more than 60,000 fans at the Puskas Arena in Budapest, took Ronaldo to 106 international goals. Only Iran’s Ali Daei, with 109 goals, has more for his country so Ronaldo needs three to match that and four to beat it.

Who is Cristiano Ronaldo’s all-time top Euro goalscorer?

The Portugal forward has moved five goals clear of Michel Platini as EURO top scorer, the latest record in his already sizeable collection. And he has more in his sights. Cristiano Ronaldo is now five goals clear as all-time EURO top scorer after taking his finals goals tally to 14 with two against France on Matchday 3 of UEFA EURO 2020.

How many hat-tricks has Cristiano Ronaldo scored for Portugal?

The Juventus forward has a decent collection of international match balls, though, bagging nine hat-tricks for Portugal including, on two occasions, four in a game.

How many times has Cristiano Ronaldo appeared at four Euro tournaments?

He went further clear with his strikes against against Germany on Matchday 2 and France on Matchday 3. Ronaldo moved top of a stellar list of 21 men who have appeared at four EURO tournaments, beginning with Lothar Matthäus and Peter Schmeichel back in 2000, when he started Portugal’s opening win against Hungary on 15 June.

How old will Cristiano Ronaldo be at Euro 2020?

Ronaldo will be aged 36 years and 156 days on 11 July, the date of the EURO 2020 decider. If Portugal triumph at Wembley and Ronaldo keeps the armband then he will join Spain’s Iker Casillas (2008 and 2012) as the only man to have captained sides to two EURO successes.

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