It was surely a very memorable night for Real Madrid F.C. and their fans on 3rd June, 2017 in Cardiff, Wales as the team cruised to a record-breaking Champions League win when they defeated Juventus F.C. by four goals to one.

Even as the whole team share and enjoy the bliss that followed this win, one man surely stands head and shoulder above the rest of the pack in this epoch-making triumph. That man is Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro – also known as CR7.

This young man has not only been consistently fantastic for Real Madrid all season long but remained a shoulder to lean on for the team in rough times as he kept popping up with match-winning goals all through the various competitions that his team played and won.

The final match of the 2017 European Champions’ League Competition was no exception for him despite playing against a Juventus side that was known to have the best defensive line-up in the competition and in Europe this season.

Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates as his two goals help Real Madrid beat Juventus 4-1 in the Champions League final

“Mr. Reliable” Cristiano Ronaldo as usual this season, popped up to score two very important goals – first on on the 20th minute mark and the next in the 64th minute – to help his side cruise to a record-shattering victory.

This consequently earned him the accolade “Man Of The Match” and things got even better for him as the award was presented to him by no other personalty than his beloved former Manager and mentor, Sir Alex Ferguson on the night. Of course, the relationship between the two goes a long way back as we all know and so it was a befitting gesture by the organizers of the competition.

It was however not all as rosy for Ronaldo as he expectedly got some “rough treatment” from the Juventus defenders early in the game and had to complain to the referee about it.

He however had the last laugh of the game by scoring his side’s very vital first goal of the game before adding yet another later on. He has now won his 3rd Champions League winners’ medal with Real Madrid and the fourth in total.

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C Ronaldo is indeed a football king...

Since Euro 2014 hosted by Portugal
I have followed this guy.
Where talent did not take you, hard work will.
He has taught me to focus on hard work not even talent. Talent only makes it easier.

Well done CR7