Pure brilliance from Cristiano Ronaldo helped Real Madrid to a crushing 3-0 first-leg victory over Juventus in Turin in their Champions League quarter-final clash on Tuesday, with the Italians seeing their misery compounded by having Paulo Dybala sent off for two bookable offences.

Juventus went into the game looking to avenge their defeat in last season's final in Cardiff, but wound up on the losing side once again as a ruthless Real Madrid put them to the sword at Juventus Stadium.
The visitors got off the the perfect start as Ronaldo opened the scoring inside three minutes. Marcelo showed nice feet to find Isco down the left and the Spaniard crossed low, with Ronaldo stealing a march on his marker to prod past Gianluigi Buffon and into the far corner. The goal saw the Portuguese make Champions League history as he eclipsed Ruud Van Nistelrooy by scoring the the 10th consecutive game.
The early setback though Juve responded well and almost found an equaliser when it took a stunning reflex stop from Keylor Navas to keep out Gonzalo Higuain's volleyed effort and Dybala was inches away from connecting with Mattia De Sciglio's cross-cum-shot from the right. Just minutes later Real were inches away themselves as Toni Kroos saw a pile-driver from range crash against the bar.
The hosts were up in arms on the stroke of half-time when they were denied a penalty after the ball appeared to strike Casemiro's arm, before Dybala was booked for diving in the aftermath. With that Real went in at the break a goal to the good, but they ran away with things in the second period. First, Ronaldo dragged a low effort just off target from a narrow angle after good work from Benzema, before Dybala's deflected free-kick dropped narrowly wide with Navas beaten.

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