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Former Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo convinced referee Ma Ning not to award him a penalty during Al-Nassr's goalless draw with Iranian side Persepolis on Monday evening.
One of the most ruthless footballers in front of the goal, Cristiano Ronaldo won the internet with his noble act on the field on Monday. With his side Al-Nassr up against Persepolis in the Asian Champions League, Ronaldo convinced the referee to wave off his own penalty decision, leaving fans on social media stunned. The Portuguese footballer went down in the penalty box, prompting the referee to award a penalty to his Saudi Arabian club. But, Ronaldo immediately went to the official and asked him to reverse his decision.
Cristiano Ronaldo's honesty helped to nullify a penalty he was awarded as his 10-man Al-Nassr side held on to draw with Persepolis of Iran 0-0 in the Asian Champions League on Monday.
Al-Nassr joined Al-Ittihad in the last 16 of the Asian Champions League on Monday after a goalless draw at home to Iranian side Persepolis.
Al-Nassr booked their place in the knockout rounds of the Asian Champions League on Monday as the Saudi Pro League side claimed a 0-0 draw with Iran's Persepolis despite playing most of the game in Riyadh with 10 men.
Al Nassr gagal meraih poin penuh saat menjamu wakil Iran, Persepolis, di Liga Champions Asia. The Global Club ditahan imbang tanpa gol, tapi lolos ke fase grup.
Indonesian Mixed Martial Art Federation (INAMMAF) resmi dibentuk. Pelantikan itu dilakukan oleh Federasi Beladiri Dunia (IMMAF), yang diwakilkan Mohammed Shahid.
SYDNEY : Former England and Tottenham Hotspur manager Terry Venables, whose death at the age of 80 was announced on Sunday, was remembered fondly on Monday in Australia, where he served as head coach of the Socceroos for two years.