WATCH: Cristiano Ronaldo frustrated at Al-Nassr coaching staff after an unexpected defeat against Al-Wehda in King Cup of Champions

The legendary center-forward Cristiano Ronaldo appeared for Al-Nassr in the King Cup of Champions against Al-Wehda. Both teams played this match at the KSU Stadium in Riyadh. In utter dismay for the fans, Ronaldo and Al-Nassr faced a big blow as they lost to Al-Wehda by a margin of 0-1 even after dominating most of the parts in the match.

Subsequently, the 37-year-old footballing great looked unhappy and frustrated with the coaching staff of the club after the defeat. He was seen going out of the field in frustration and shaking his head in a sense of disappointment with the coaching staff.

The video of this moment having the five-time Ballon d’Or winner in a disappointed state started making rounds on social media as soon as it was shared on social media.

Here’s the video of when Cristiano Ronaldo looked frustrated:

Cristiano Ronaldo frustrado. Al Nassr a perder ao intervalo e neste momento eliminado da Taça do Rei.pic.twitter.com/0ZZrmopSRc

— Cabine Desportiva (@CabineSport) April 24, 2023

Speaking of the match, Al-Nassr came up with the lineup of 4-2-3-1 having Ronaldo in the forward position on the field. Whereas their opponents fielded a lineup of 4-3-3 at the beginning of the match.

Jean-David Beauguel registered the first goal on the scoreline for Al-Wehda. He registered this one in an amazing field-goal effort in the 23^rd minute of the match. Al-Wehda maintained this lead till half-time of the match.

Later on, in the second half, they faced a big blow when Abdullah Al-Hafith was booked by the referee and given a red card in the 53^rd minute of the match leaving team with the 10 players on the field.

Talking about the stats of the match, it was Al-Nassr who kept most of the ball possession with them having a big number of 66% to their name in comparison to the 34% possessed by Al-Wehda. Other than this. the former also had a big difference in the passes as they secured 511 passes, way more than the 291 passes of Al-Wehda.