Cristiano Ronaldo’s superb bicycle kick helped Portugal reach the Nations League quarter-finals with a thumping win against Poland.
With Portugal 4-0 up in the final few minutes, Ronaldo acrobatically fired home at the far post for his second of the game.
All five Portugal goals were scored in a dominant second-half display, with Rafael Leao getting the ball rolling when he headed in the opener.
The hosts were then awarded a penalty following a foul by Arsenal defender Jakub Kiwior inside the box and Ronaldo stepped up to coolly send the spot-kick down the middle.
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes grabbed a fine third, driving a fierce strike in off the underside of the bar, before Chelsea winger Pedro Neto wrapped up the big win with a powerful strike inside the near post.
Dominik Marczuk grabbed a late consolation for Poland but it did little to quell the celebrations from the Portugal fans following their superb second-half showing.
The two goals for Ronaldo continued his excellent form in the competition, having now scored five goals in five Nations League games.
