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Cristiano Ronaldo Publicly Humiliated by Fans Over Celebrating 982nd False Goal

  • Cristiano Ronaldo led Nassr to a 1-3 victory against Harmah, keeping the club near the top of the standings alongside Qadsiah, Hilal, and Ittihad.
  • Faysaly pressured the visitors early, leaving The Portuguese star barely noticeable during the first half as Postecoglou's team took time to find its best form.
  • Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 982nd career goal, but VAR disallowed a second strike three minutes later due to an offside by Hamdan.
  • The Belgian scored while Fernando Pacheco denied The Portuguese star a third goal; Angelo sealed the victory following a team play after the cooling break.
  • This victory ties Nassr with Qadsiah for first place, though standings remain subject to change pending Brendan Rodgers' team's match tonight against Hilal.
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The Saudi Pro League scored a goal at the Portuguese superstar during the victory of his club of Al-Nassr against Al-Faisaly on Friday, but this one would actually have been scored by an opposing defender.

·Paris, France
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Cristiano Ronaldo continues with his goal of achieving 1000 goals. Portuguese legend wants to continue to enlarge a unique race. The number 982, achieved in the victory 1-3 of the Al-Nassr against Al-Faisaly, can be a ‘phantom gol’, since not everyone seems to agree. According to OPTA, sports reference statistic ... Continue reading “Another mess with a Christian goal in the challenge of reaching the 1,000, the second both ‘phantom’ of his caree…

·Madrid, Spain
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The Portuguese, Christiano Ronaldo, for his Saudi colleague Abdullah Al-Hamdan in a wonderful shot, gave the prize of the man of the Fasili and Victory match in the Saudi league.

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Marca broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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