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| Cristiano Ronaldo is back out on the pitch to greet the fans |
Shocking re-release of Cristiano
Ronaldo at Manchester United: he scored two goals for the win against Newcastle
In his first match at Old
Trafford after 12 years, the Portuguese star played the 90 minutes and scored a
double for a great 4-1 victory for his team on Date 4 of the Premier League.
Not even the best screenwriter
would have been able to write what happened this Saturday at Old Trafford,
where the Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo had a long-awaited re-run at
Manchester United. It was a movie performance. There were ovations from start
to finish and he returned the affection received by the public by being very
influential in his team’s 4-1 victory against Newcastle United on Date 4 of the
Premier League.
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When he appeared through the
locker room tunnel, the entire stadium gave a standing ovation. There was a
huge expectation to see the Portuguese star again with the Red Devils jersey
and the Theater of Dreams manifested it as soon as he set foot on the grass.
Although no one could predict that he was going to play the 90 minutes and was
going to score two vital goals to achieve the victory.
Peter Drury:
βIt is Ronaldo. 2-1 Manchester United. The Theatre is living its dream. Madeira, Manchester, Madrid, Turin & Manchester again. Reeved in Red. Restored to this great gallery of the game. A walking work of art. Vintage, beyond valuation, beyond forgery or imitation.β pic.twitter.com/UPZlu7AaGN
β Ω (@TheFergusonWay) September 11, 2021
Once referee Anthony Taylor
marked the start of the match, all the focus was on the actions starring a
Ronaldo who wore the number 7 on his back as in his previous stage. The first
dangerous play by CR7 was a too forced header at the far post and then he made
the public delirious with a threat to Manquillo, a subsequent bicycle and left-footed
shot that hit the outer side of the net. That typical feint from his previous
stage, when he had a more dribbling essence, gave the fans that deja vu they
had been waiting for so much.
In the remainder of the first
half, a very energetic Cristiano Ronaldo was seen, trying in various ways to
score a goal. He positioned himself as the most advanced man on his team,
played mostly from behind in the front of the area and swapped with his
compatriot Bruno Fernandes to participate in the internal game. The center-back
Jamaal Lascelles became his shadow, he was the Newcastle man who supervised all
of his movements.