Cristiano Ronaldo’s Brace Ignites Al-Nassr to Victory Over Al-Riyadh
Wow, what a night it was at Al-Awwal Park! If you're a football fan, especially a Cristiano Ronaldo fan, you had to witness the magic he brought to the pitch once again. The man simply refuses to slow down. In the Saudi Pro League clash between Al-Nassr and Al-Riyadh, Ronaldo didn’t just show up—he owned the night. And trust me, this one had everything: drama, goals, a red card, and that signature CR7 flair that keeps fans coming back for more.
The game started with high tension as Al-Nassr dominated possession early on. Ronaldo, Mane, and Duran were pushing the pace, trying to break down Al-Riyadh’s defense. But Al-Riyadh, to their credit, held firm and even struck first, with Faiz Selemani netting a goal right before halftime. That moment had the Al-Nassr supporters in shock and Ronaldo visibly frustrated with his defense. It was one of those rare moments where the crowd went quiet... but not for long.
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Second half? It was the Ronaldo show.
First came the equalizer—Ronaldo converting a Sadio Mane cross with perfect timing. The stadium erupted, but VAR had to double-check. And when the goal was confirmed, the atmosphere just exploded. But the best was still to come. Minutes later, CR7 did what he does best—an absolute thunderbolt from outside the box that screamed into the top corner. Pure Ronaldo. Top right corner. Unstoppable. The kind of goal that makes your jaw drop and leaves defenders wondering what just happened.
What makes it more impressive is the intensity of the match. Al-Riyadh went down to ten men after a VAR review upgraded Ahmed Asiri’s yellow to red. Al-Nassr capitalized, and while Jhon Duran couldn’t get his name on the scoresheet, his contributions were vital. The visitors fought back hard, but Ronaldo’s brace had already sealed it—2-1 to Al-Nassr.
This wasn’t just a win. It was a statement. And once again, Cristiano Ronaldo reminded the world why he’s called the GOAT. Thirty-nine years old and still smashing goals like he’s in his prime. The fans chanted his name long after the whistle blew, and honestly, who could blame them? The man is a machine.
You can watch all the drama unfold in the latest episode of the Yalla SPL Show, where they even break down this game with clips, trivia, and some fun quizzes too. But for me, the highlight is simple— that Ronaldo rocket . Legendary stuff.
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