Cristiano Ronaldo breaks young fan’s phone with wayward penalty and sends him collapsing to floor

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Cristiano Ronaldo breaks young fan’s phone with wayward penalty and sends him collapsing to floor

CRISTIANO RONALDO’s wayward penalty did more than send Al-Nassr crashing out of Saudi Arabia’s biggest cup competition.

Ronaldo’s injury time spot-kick also managed to smash a young fan’s phone and send him collapsing to the floor.

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Cristiano Ronaldo missed an injury time penalty that saw Al-Nassr crash out of Saudi Arabia’s biggest cup competition[/caption]

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The wayward spot-kick slammed into a filming fan in the crowd[/caption]

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The kid saw his phone go flying out of his hand[/caption]

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He fell to the ground as a result[/caption]

The Al-Nassr captain had the chance to hand his team a lifeline in the Saudi King Cup last night when he stepped up to take a 96th minute penalty while trailing 1-0 to Al-Taawoun in the last 16 of the cup.

But in an uncharacteristic moment for Ronaldo, the 39-year-old blazed his penalty over the bar and into the crowd behind the goal.

The miss saw Al-Nassr knocked out of the competition as a result.

And being knocked out wasn’t the only bad thing for one young fan in the crowd, who was also knocked over.

Ronaldo’s powerful pen slammed directly into the youngster behind the goal, knocked him to the ground and saw his phone fly out of his hand.

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Fans online reacted to Ronaldo‘s clumsy moment, with one writing: “Breaking more phones than record these days”.

While a second fan posted: “Two heartbreaks for that fan”.

And another added: “Well, at least the kid shot the video of his life”.

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Ronaldo himself reacted to the loss with a seven-word social media post, taking the positives from a tough day at the office.

He wrote: “Every challenge is an opportunity to grow.”

The result means a golden opportunity for silverware goes begging, with Al-Nassr already playing catch-up in the league.

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They sit six points adrift of table toppers Al-Hilal after drawing three of their opening eight matches.

Ronaldo’s only silverware since joining Al-Nassr was last year’s Arab Club Champions Cup.

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