Another goal, another record for Cristiano Ronaldo.
The 40-year-old Ronaldo became the player with most goals in World Cup qualifiers after scoring twice for Portugal in its 2-2 draw with Hungary on Tuesday in Lisbon.
His first goal, from close range in the 22nd minute, was Ronaldo’s 40th in a World Cup qualifying match, breaking a tie with former Guatemala player Carlos Ruiz.
The Al-Nassr striker then added a second in first-half stoppage time to extend his record to 41 goals in the 50 World Cup qualifiers he has played.
Ronaldo now has a record-extending 143 goals in men’s internationals.
He left the field in the 78th minute with the score at 2-1 and Hungary equalized in stoppage time through Dominik Szoboszlai, preventing Portugal from clinching a spot in the World Cup with two group games to spare.
Portugal still leads Group F by five points ahead of second-place Hungary.
Andi Petrillo sits down with Canadian men’s national team forward Tajon Buchanan, now starring at Villarreal, to talk life in Spain, his breakout season, and what’s next with Canada.
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