Portugal's national team and Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo has entered the Spanish football records book - the forward scored three goals in yesterday's match and became the player with the most "hat-tricks" in the "Primera" championship. Since 2009, the Portuguese player playing in Madrid has already marked himself with a total of 23 "hat-tricks" in the Spanish championship. He surpassed players such as Alfredo Di Stefano (22 "hat-tricks"), Telmo Zarra (22), Lionel Messi (20), Mundo (19), Cesar (18), Langara (13) and Puscas (12). C.Ronaldo scored three goals in yesterday's match against Celta Vigo. However, his "hat-trick" was somewhat marred by the quickest played 11-meter penalty, which the forward converted in the 36th minute. Nevertheless, the other goals left no doubt, and at the beginning of the match, the footballer almost scored with "scissors". C.Ronaldo did not finish his evening with just this record, as he reached the milestone of 200 goals in the Spanish championship. The 29-year-old footballer scored 201 goals in 178 matches - no player has managed to do this in such a period. This season, C.Ronaldo's sporting form is more than impressive - 29 goals in 21 matches.
