VINTAGE CR7!!! Cristiano Ronaldo taunts Czech Republic players post Portugal's 2-1 win in Euro 2024

In the UEFA Euro 2024 Group F matchday 1 encounter, the Portugal national football team secured a hard-fought victory over the Czech Republic national football team with a scoreline of 2-1. The match saw Robin Hranáč scoring an own goal in the 69th minute, gifting Portugal the lead. However, Lukáš Provod of Czechia leveled the score at 1-1 in the 62nd minute. Ultimately, Francisco Conceição buried the winning goal for Portugal in the 90+2nd minute, securing the victory for the team. The match was characterized by intense action, with Portugal dominating possession at 74% and taking 19 shots, of which 8 were on target. Despite Czechia's valiant efforts, they were unable to turn the tide in their favor, managing only 5 shots in total, with 1 shot on target. Overall, it was a thrilling match marked by exceptional gameplay and dynamic performances from both teams. 

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CLASSIC CR7!!! Cristiano Ronaldo mocks Czech Republic goalkeeper and players after Portugal scored the last-minute winner!

Portuguese won 2-1 against the Czech Republic. Notably, Ronaldo was seen by camera making a mockery of Stanek following the game-winning goal in the 92nd minute. Next up for Portugal is a June 22 match versus Turkey.

Cristiano Ronaldo is seen on a widely shared video taunting the Czech Republic goalie following Portugal's thrilling victory in their Euro 2024 match. Tuesday, June 18, saw the 2016 Euro champions stage a comeback after Lukas Provod gave the Czech Republic the lead in the 62nd minute. An own goal by Robin Hranac in the 69th minute brought Portugal even.

Francisco Conceicao proved the hero as the game entered extra time by scoring in the 92nd minute to give Portugal all three points. Camcorders caught Ronaldo mocking Jindrich S. during Conceicao's celebration.

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In the first half, Ronaldo had a chance to score, but Stanek's block prevented Portugal from taking the lead. Although the Portuguese star did not score, he was a constant threat in the box and performed well, achieving 100 percent pass accuracy.

The Al-Nassr player nearly assisted another goal when his header deflected to Diogo Jota, but Ronaldo was just offside.

This match against the Czech Republic marked a significant milestone for Ronaldo, as he became the first player in history to participate in six different editions of the Euros. Ronaldo first appeared in the Euros in 2004, where Portugal finished as runners-up.

Since then, he has been Portugal's key player in the competition, holding the records for the most appearances and goals in the tournament's history. Portugal's next match is against Turkey on June 22, who also started with a 2-1 win against Georgia.