Euros 2024: Cristiano Ronaldo registers appalling record during misfortune to Georgia
Gelsenkirchen [Germany], June 27 Unbelievable Portugal and Al-Nassr striker Cristiano Ronaldo made a sad record during his side's UEFA Euro match against Georgia, neglecting to score in the gathering phase of a significant global rivalry out of the blue in his profession.
In a stunner, Georgia crushed Portugal by 2-0 in their Euro 2024 game on Wednesday night, with Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Georges Mikautadze being the names on the score sheet for Georgia. During the game, Ronaldo was reserved for contradict, according to Goal.com.
In spite of the misfortune, Portugal is at the highest point of the Gathering F with two successes and a misfortune and is set to play Slovenia in the round of 16 on July 1. Ronaldo's just immediate objective contribution in the gathering stage was a help to Bruno Fernandes in a 3-0 win over Turkey in their subsequent game.
The continuous competition is the tenth significant global rivalry for Ronaldo with Portugal and he had found the net somewhere around once in each gathering stage as of recently. The 39-year-old has not had the option to score a non-punishment objective during his last 10 matches at significant worldwide contests.
Ronaldo is the top objective scorer throughout the entire existence of the Euro rivalry, scoring 14 objectives up until this point, with two out of 2004 release, one of every 2008, three out of 2012, three out of 2016 and five out of 2020.
Be that as it may, Ronaldo added to his extensive rundown of records during the game against Georgia, showing up for Portugal at significant global contests, including 22 appearances at the FIFA World Cup and 28 in the European Title.
It was additionally his 210th appearance for Portugal, for who he is the untouched top objective scorer with 130 objectives.
Spain, Georgia, Denmark, Germany, Portugal, Slovenia, France, Belgium, Romania, Netherlands, Australia, Turkiye, Britain, Slovakia, Switzerland and Italy have come to the round of 16, beginning from June 29 onwards with a conflict among Switzerland and Italy.
Euros are being held from June 14 to July 14 in Germany, where Italy is guarding their title while Portugal is pursuing its subsequent title, winning their first in 2016.