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Cristiano Ronaldo fires penalty wide and misses an open goal, but still wins with Al-Nassr

  • On Tuesday, Al-Nassr defeated NEOM 1-0 in the Saudi Pro League as Joao Felix scored the decisive goal in a closely contested match.
  • The breakthrough came in the 61st minute when Felix struck a right-footed shot from outside the box, settling a closely contested match after Al-Nassr pressured the visitors throughout the opening half.
  • Seeking his 982nd career goal, Cristiano Ronaldo failed to convert a first-half penalty after a VAR review and headed over from close range, struggling to find the target throughout the evening.
  • The victory leaves Al-Nassr 3rd in the Saudi Pro League with 19 points from eight matches, trailing leaders Al-Hilal Saudi and Al-Qadisiyah FC in the standings.
  • News emerged Monday that the Portuguese football federation fined Ronaldo €255 and imposed a 30-day suspension for leaving a training camp in late September, adding context to his difficult performance.
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The Portuguese wasted the opportunity to get closer to 1000 goals in the match between Al Nassr and Neom for the Saudi league

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Cristiano Ronaldo endures more disappointment in first game since Portugal punishment

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Ronaldo misses penalty after Portugal punishment

Joao Felix scored the only goal for Al Nassr against Neom after his Portugal teammate Cristiano Ronaldo missed from the penalty spot.

·Osborne Park, Australia
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It was in the 1-0 win against Neom, by the League of Saudi Arabia.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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World Soccer Talk broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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