Hungary 0-3 Portugal: Ronaldo's late brace brings opener triumph for Portugal

Cristiano Ronaldo set the record for most goals at the European Championship with two of them Tuesday in Portugal's 3-0 victory over Hungary at a packed Puskas Arena.

Ronaldo scored his 10th goal at the tournament from the penalty spot in the 87th minute and then added a second in injury time. He has now scored 11 goals over five continental tournaments. He entered the match even with Michel Platini at nine goals.

Portugal defender Raphael Guerreiro scored the opening goal three minutes before Ronaldo's first with a shot that deflected off a defender and wrong-footed goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi.

Ronaldo had missed an easy chance near the end of the first half when he hit a shot over the crossbar from close range.

It was the first match of the tournament to be played in front of a full crowd amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The 67,215-capacity Puskas Arena went wild with celebration after 80 minutes when substitute Szabolcs Schon cut inside from the right and planted a low shot into the corner of the net. But the goal was ruled out because Schon was offside when he ran onto the pass.

Ronaldo is now only three behind former Iran striker Ali Daei's men's record of 109 international goals.

Match Events

0' The match is about to start!

1' KICK-OFF! Who can win this match?

5' Jota's shot denied

19' OFFSIDE! Ronaldo's shot denied

30' Ronaldo's header wide out

36' Szalai's header stopped

37' Yellow Card! Ruben Dias booked

40' CLOSE! Jota's chance missed

43' MISS! Ronaldo's shot flies high

47' Gulacsi makes a decent save

50' Szalai's long shot stopped

57' Sallai's shot denied

68' Gulacsi makes a decent save to denie Fernandes

70' Sallai's shot inches wide

77' Fiola handball overlooked by ref

81' Disallowed! Schön scores but the goal is offside

83' GOAL! Hungary 0-1 Portugal (Guerreiro)

86' Penalty Goal! Hungary 0-2 Portugal (Ronaldo)

91' GOAL! Hungary 0-3 Portugal (Ronaldo)

Line-ups

Hungary XI: Gulacsi, Szalai, A. Fiola, G. Lovrencsics, E. Botka, L. Kleinheisler, Orban, R. Sallai, Nagy, Attila Szalai, A. Schäfer

Subs: A. Bogdán, N. Nikolić, L. Négo, R. Varga, D. Dibusz, T. Cseri, D. Sigér, Lang, Á. Kecskés, K. Varga, B. Bolla, S. Schön

Portugal XI: Ronaldo, Pepe, Patricio, Danilo Pereira, Carvalho, Guerreiro, Semedo, Bruno Fernandes, Ruben Dias, Bernardo, Jota

Subs: Fonte, Moutinho, Anthony Lopes, Sérgio Oliveira, Andre Silva, Rui Silva, Rafa Silva, Neves, R.Sanches, Felix, Pedro Gonçalves, Nuno Mendes