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Cristiano Ronaldo reached 800 goals: "It's in my DNA"
CR7 became the top scorer in national team games and including his goals in the young Portugal uniform and in the Olympic Games, crossed a rather insane threshold: "Historic night"
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Wednesday, October 13, 2021, 8:30 p.m.
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Another game of the Portuguese team behind us and as has often happened in the last games of the Salsa, this was for Cristiano Ronaldo a chance to shatter a new record.
Last night (Tuesday) in a 0: 5 victory over Luxembourg, CR7 scored a hat-trick that raised his tally to 115 international goals and crowned him the king of hat-tricks in national team games, as this was the tenth time he had scored three goals in a game in the Salsa uniform.
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Summary: Portugal - Luxembourg 0: 5 (three goals for Ronaldo) (Sport 1)
Cristiano Ronaldo's first hat-trick in the national team uniform was in September 2013 against Northern Ireland and since then he has also done so against Sweden, Armenia, Andorra, the Faroe Islands, Spain, Switzerland, twice against Lithuania and last night against Luxembourg.
He has a total of 58 goals in his career and it is important to note that the most three goals in national team games were scored by Christian Sinclair, captain of the Canadian national team who has done so 11 times.
Do not stop trying.
Cristiano Ronaldo (Photo: GettyImages, Carlos Rodrigues)
In addition, thanks to the hat-trick,
Cristiano Ronaldo has
reached 800 goals in his career since his first goal on October 7, 2002. With 5 goals in Sporting Lisbon in the media he started his professional career, 123 goals for Manchester United, 451 for Real Madrid, 101 for Juventus, 115 for the national team, three Goals in Portugal until the age of 21, another goal in the team up to the age of 20 and a goal in the Olympic Games in Athens.
At the end of the game, Cristiano Ronaldo wrote on social media: "Another victory, another step towards the goal, another historic night defending our colors! Everything becomes easier when we play at home and in front of the crowd that is with us from the first minute to the last. I promise I will never stop trying and always try to achieve More than there is, it is in my and our DNA, we are never satisfied and we will always fight for our goals. "
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All in all, it was Cristiano Ronaldo's ninth goal in all competitions since the start of the season, having also conceded against Qatar last week and in the Red Devils uniform he added five goals in the Premier League and Champions League.
He will return to Manchester today and is already expected to start in the squad on Saturday, expecting a tough away game against Leicester against the Red Devils (17:00, Sport 2).
As for Portugal, after six games in the World Cup qualifiers it is with 16 points, trailing by one point behind Serbia which is at the top of the house and played one more game.
Serbia's last match in the qualifiers will be next month in Portugal, a meeting that will decide who will finish with the automatic ticket to next year's World Cup in Qatar.
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