Cristiano Ronaldo has scored against his 200th different opponent after his goal to double Portugal’s lead in the first-half of their meeting with Poland.
The 39-year-old had not scored against The Eagles having faced them twice in the past, once in a friendly match in February 2012 and the other in the quarterfinal of the European Championship in the summer of 2016.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored against his 198th opponent in the September international break when he found the back of the net to complete a Portugal’s comeback win over Scotland. He then made it 199 by scoring against Al-Rayyan last time out.
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Cristiano Ronaldo strikes a 200th different opposition
Bernardo Silva opened the scoring for Roberto Martinez’s side four minutes before the half-hour mark from a Bruno Fernandes assist before Ronaldo doubled the advantage eight minutes before the interval.
His goal on the night, scored after a Rafael Leao shot came off the woodwork, makes Poland his 200th different victim, as well as his 49th on the international stage.
The Al Nassr man has now scored three goals in as many UEFA Nations League games, and has scored eleven goals across all competitions for club and country.
