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Saudi League: Cristiano Ronaldo reacts to Al-Nassr’s win over Al-Taawoun

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Al-Nassr captain, Cristiano Ronaldo has expressed happiness following his side’s 2-1 win against Al-Taawoun in the Saudi Pro League on Friday.

Ronaldo scored the winning goal as Al-Nassr came from behind to beat Al-Taawoun.

Bassam Al-Hurayji gave the visitors the lead in the early stages of the encounter.

Samú Costa equalised for the hosts before half-time at Al-Awwal Park in Riyadh.

However, Ronaldo then gave Al-Nassr the lead in the second half as they claimed all three points.

Reacting, the Portugal forward wrote in a post on X after the game: “Three points. We keep going.”

Al-Nassr will now face Al-Ittihad in their game next weekend.

Saudi League: Cristiano Ronaldo reacts to Al-Nassr’s win over Al-Taawoun

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