Ronaldo Remains On Touchable

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The Portugal hero and a great footballer of our time could do little to seal another trophy for Maurizio Sarri's side as Napoli won the Coppa Italia final on penalties After a goalless draw in normal time, Napoli secured the trophy in a penalty shootout, beating the Bianconeri 4-2 after Paulo Dybala and Danilo missed their efforts.

While Ronaldo played the entire game – he had three shots and hit the target with one – he did not get the chance to take a spot-kick as Gennaro Gattuso's men were declared winners before the Portugal star's turn came around.


Cristiano Ronaldo lost a second consecutive final for the first time in his career 


 Ronaldo lost two irrelevant finals in a row and Messi fans are slandering him because his teammates missed the penalties. Imagine the feeling of losing three international finals in a row & missing a penalty yourself in the final? Ronaldo remains untouchable.
He gets hate when he scores a penalty, he gets hate when he misses one & he gets hate when he doesn’t take one.
Meanwhile, Lazio striker Ciro Immobile is leading the race to be the league’s top scorer with 27 goals, while Ronaldo lingers behind him in second place having scored 21 times in his 22 appearances.

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