WATCH: Frustrated Cristiano Ronaldo asked cameraman to leave, throws water on camera

Cristiano Ronaldo looked more frustrated after the goal he scored was given offside in the 75th minute of the match, leading to the incident.

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Cristiano Ronaldo did not look happy after his side Al-Nassr had to settle for a goalless draw against Al-Shabab in the Arab Club Champions Cup. Both teams locked horns in a group stage match of the tournament. Ronaldo, although did find the back of the net, had his goal disallowed as he was caught offside.

Ronaldo came in as a substitute for Al-Nassr with over an hour to go in the match. The legendary Portuguese centre-forward scored a stunning goal in the 75th minute but it was declared offside by the referee which took the score line back to 0-0.

Later, after the end of the match, a frustrated Ronaldo was seen throwing water at a cameraman who was trying to get a close shot of him. Subsequently, the 38-year-old’s anger did not stop there as he gestured to the cameraman to leave that place.

The video of this incident involving the modern-day football great is now making rounds on social media as soon as it was shared on Twitter.

Here’s the video:

Al-Nassr to take on wounded Montasir in the next match

Speaking of the action of the match, it was a close contest between both sides, not having much difference in the stats. Al-Shabab had 52% ball possession in comparison to Al-Nassr’s 48%. The pass accuracy of Al-Shabab was 88% whereas it was 86% for Al-Nassr. Al-Shabab completed 369 passes whereas Ronaldo’s side managed to get 346 passes.

Now, Al-Nassr will take on Monastir in their next match of the tournament at the King Fahd Stadium in Taif on Thursday, August 1. Currently, Zamalek are in the top spot in Group C of the tournament. They are followed by Al-Nassr and Al-Shabab in the second and third spots, respectively. Monastir, on the other hand, are in the fourth and last spot after facing a defeat in their first match against Zamalek.

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