Cristiano Ronaldo has reacted on social media after scoring and missing a penalty in Portugal's 5-2 Nations League victory over Denmark on Sunday night.
Roberto Martinez's side went into the showdown with work to do after losing the first leg 1-0 last week.
After just 10 minutes, Portugal were given a penalty after Ronaldo was fouled in the box by Manchester United's Patrick Dorgu.
However, the 40-year-old saw his feeble effort saved by Kasper Schmeichel - much to his frustration.
Cristiano Ronaldo has reacted on social media after scoring and missing a penalty in Portugal's 5-2 Nations League victory over Denmark on Sunday night
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Fortunately for Ronaldo, his blushes were spared with Portugal able to battle their way to victory.
Joachim Anderson's own goal put them ahead in the 38th minute, with Rasmus Kristensen levelling in the second half.
Ronaldo found the net in the 72nd minute of the match, only for former United team-mate Christian Eriksen to equalise for Denmark just four minutes later.
Francisco Trincao then bagged a brace for Portugal, with Goncalo Ramos converting late on to send them through to the Nations League semi-finals.
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It was a mixed night for Ronaldo but one that, ultimately, ended the way he wanted.
And the Al-Nassr star has now reacted on social media.
Ronaldo kept his message short but sweet, with the football icon writing: "What a night, Portugal."
Fans were quick to react to his comments, with many left in awe by Ronaldo's ability to bounce back from adversity.
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"King of Football siiiiiiiiuuuuu," were the words of one user.
A second stated: "Revenge complete."
And another fan stated: "King of football Cristiano."
Meanwhile, Portugal boss Martinez was delighted by his side's impressive victory - while also hitting out at criticism of both himself and his players.
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“I think today we had a feast of football and that’s important," said the former Belgium, Everton, Wigan and Swansea boss.
"The Seleção is not for criticising the coach or to have a debate. It’s for us to be proud, to enjoy the players we have.
"Today we saw a mixture of generations: Bernardo Silva played his 100th Portugal game, Geovany Quenda was on the bench. This is a very, very special changing room.
“I’d like to say that all the fans, the Portuguese people, should be very proud of this team.
Cristiano Ronaldo's goal helped Portugal overcome Denmark in the Nations League on Sunday night
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"The first game did not go well, we accept that, but today we used the advantage of playing in front of our own fans to create a special atmosphere, which helped a lot. We played a game, that as the manager, I’m very happy with.
“The number of players who entered the pitch showed the work we have been doing over these two years, not just these last two days, and scoring five goals is always important.
"I think today our performance was very, very good, and we completely wiped away our display in Copenhagen."
