Cristiano Ronaldo had a miserable night with 4 times of uncontrollable anger in Portugal’s 0-2 defeat to Georgia in the final round of the Euro 2024 group stage.
This match, Portugal’s second team, led by captain Cristiano Ronaldo, suffered a 0-2 defeat to Georgia in the final match of Group F Euro 2024. Portugal won an early ticket. round of 1/8 and was also certain to hold the top spot in the group before 1 match, so coach Roberto Martinez gave many pillars a break to rest.
However, Martinez still has an exception, which is that he still lets captain Ronaldo start so he can find his first goal in Euro 2024. Ronaldo is known as a player who often complains and shows frustration on the field. . Throughout his career, fans at Sporting Lisbon, Manchester United, Real Madrid, Juventus, Al Nassr and the Portuguese national team have become familiar with it.
And in the final match of the Euro 2024 group stage against Georgia, when Portugal was behind 1-0 after Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s early goal and half an hour of lackluster play, Ronaldo again had the opportunity to show his anger.
In a situation where Portugal attacked, Pedro Neto made a cross into the penalty area, Ronaldo fell to the ground. Ronaldo sat up, complained, raised his hands in the air demanding a penalty. Some of his teammates also raised their hands to demand a penalty. But referee Sandro Scharer didn’t want to know, he was watching the ball.
Indeed, it was a miserable night for Ronaldo as Portugal suffered a shocking 2-0 defeat to Georgia. The last image of Ronaldo in the match was him being replaced in the 65th minute. Ronaldo left the field and went into the technical area. He pursed his lips and kicked his feet in the air, continuing to express his disappointment.
Cristiano Ronaldo has yet to score at Euro 2024 even though he has won the Euro top scorer title twice, the most recent time being in the previous Euro period. Now, Ronaldo must forget the disappointment and focus all on the match against Slovenia and Portugal in the 1/8 round of Euro 2024 at 2 a.m. on July 2.