Cristiano Ronaldo ends up kissing Paulo Dybala after scoring against Parma: Watch

Defending Serie A champions Juventus defeated Parma on Matchday 20 as Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice for the Turin side. The victory secured Juventus’ four-point lead over Inter Milan. What stood out during the game was a hilarious moment pertaining to Ronaldo and his teammate Paulo Dybala, which later went viral on social media.

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Cristiano Ronaldo and Paulo Dybala accidentally kissed each other

Cristiano Ronaldo continued his goal-scoring form when his shot got deflected in the 43rd minute, however, it ended in the net. Parma scored the equaliser in the 55th minute after Andreas Cornelius scored a towering header after coming on as a substitute. In the 58th minute, Ronaldo scored the second of the night after a brilliant cross from Paulo Dybala. The two then ran towards the edge of the field celebrating the goal when the two accidentally kissed each other while trying to hug.

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Cristiano Ronaldo has scored at least 15 goals for 14 seasons in a row

Cristiano Ronaldo’s brace against Parma meant new records for the Portuguese International. Ronaldo has now found the net 11 times in his last seven consecutive Serie A games. He is also the only player to have scored at least 15 goals in the five major European Leagues for 14 seasons in a row.

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Juventus will next play against AS Roma in Coppa Italia

The victory marks Juventus’ further lead in Serie A with 51 points. Inter Milan had to settle for a draw against Lecce. Second-placed Inter Milan have bagged 47 points from 20 games. Juventus will next play against AS Roma in the quarter-final of Coppa Italia on Wednesday, January 22, 2020 (January 23 IST).

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