Legend Cristiano Ronaldo, the leader of Al-Nasr, saved himself from the crises of the nights of decisiveness, after he scored a goal in his team’s victory over the Gulf (2-0), in the 33rd round of the Roshen League.
The “Don” had missed a penalty in the 65th minute, as he hit the ball in the right post of the Gulf goalkeeper, which surprised the fans and the player himself.
But before the end of the match, Ronaldo gets a penalty after his obstructing from the goalkeeper, to decide the implementation for the second time, but this time he scored it in the fifth minute of stoppage time.
With this goal, Ronaldo saved himself from the fangs of the angry fans, after the team left the Safri season, where some of them demanded to get rid of the “Don” and several other names.
After the goal, Ronaldo headed towards the fans of victory and offered them an apology for wasting the first kick, to find a state of support represented in applause and the ongoing chanting in his name.
The reason for the anger of the Nasrawi fans is due to Ronaldo specifically, due to his continuous failure in the nights of decisiveness during the current season, as this is the second kick he was wasted with “Al -Alami” during his career.
Ronaldo was wasted for the first time during the loss to the cooperation (0-1) in the price of the final version of the King’s Cup.
Likewise, the Japanese Kawasaki confrontation in the Asian elite semi-finals witnessed Ronaldo’s waste of an opportunity in the last minutes, the night he lost his team (2-3).
With this goal, Ronaldo moved the top scorer in the Roshen League, with 24 goals, beating the French trio Karim Benzema (Al -Ittihad), English Ivan Tony (Al -Ahly) and Moroccan Abdel Razzaq Hamdallah (Al -Shabab), with a difference of 3 goals.
The Gulf confrontations and Al -Fateh in the last two rounds of the league are considered to be the nights of decisiveness for victory, as it needs to win in the second match also in order to ensure participation in the next version of the local super, amid a fierce chase of the people of Jeddah.
