Ronaldo Blasts VAR Officials for Disallowing His Goal for Al Nassr

• Al-Nassr's Cristiano Ronaldo was furious after his goal was disallowed
• The Portuguese phenom's bullet-like header was disallowed by the VAR
• Ronaldo went on to increase his Saudi Pro League tally by two more goals

Cristiano Ronaldo was visibly irked after the Video Assistant Referee ruled out his bullet-like header during Al-Nassr's Saudi Pro League clash with Al-Shabab.

The Portuguese veteran's scoring streak continued during the heated league tie with the captain opening the scoring with a goal just 13 minutes into the clash.

Ronaldo had expertly dispatched a spot kick, sending the goalkeeper the wrong way to break the game's deadlock, according to Sportstar.

Five minutes later, he found the back of the net again, connecting with a Marcelo Brozovic corner kick to extend the home side's lead.

Ronaldo reacts angrily to disallowed goal

Ronaldo could have bagged a hat-trick before half-time but for the intervention of the Video Assistant Referee.

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The 38-year-old thought he had doubled his side's lead in the 19th minute but his celebration was short-lived, with his effort being ruled out due to a foul.

Ronaldo seemed to have escaped his marker with a slight push before scoring the header and the VAR deemed his actions as excessive, resulting in the goal being disallowed.

Ronaldo's displeasure with the decision was evident, per a video on social media - he vocally expressed his frustration at the officials and used strong language to convey his disagreement, believing the call to be unjust.

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Sports Brief also reported on the veteran and Sadio Mane continuing their goal-scoring form as Al-Nassr clinched back-to-back wins in the Saudi Pro League, comfortably defeating Al-Shabab.

Ronaldo scored twice from the spot, while Mane and Sultan Al-Ghannam each added a goal, helping guide the Knights of Najd to an emphatic 4-0 victory at Al-Awwal Park on Tuesday night.

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Sports Brief also reported on Ronaldo displaying his Samba dance skills after scoring two goals in the first half for Al-Nassr.

The 38-year-old temporarily set aside his usual 'Siuuu' celebration in favour of one of multiple new styles he debuted.