Cristiano Ronaldo goes out on a stretcher, the disturbing image

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By: Manu Tournoux

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Cristiano Ronaldo was evacuated on a stretcher, injured, after scoring a brace late in the game. Al-Nassr defeated Al-Hilal to win the Arab Cup of Champions Clubs.

Ronaldo equalized for Al-Nassr against Al-Hilal on Saturday. The Portugal international scored what he thought would be his second goal of the day late in the game, but the action was disallowed for offside and the match was extended.

The icon then scored the winning goal in added time, but he came off with five minutes remaining after picking up an injury.

Ronaldo is the tournament’s top scorer with six goals. It helped Al-Nassr win their first trophy since joining the club in January.

The Saudi club are concerned about the seriousness of the striker’s injury and will have the situation assessed.

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