Champions League: Watch fan footage of Cristiano Ronaldo checking on the steward he accidentally hit- Yesterday’s defeat against Young Boys marked Manchester United’s 54th defeat in the UCL campaign, making them the team with the highest losses from the Premier League. However, during the warm-up, the Portugal star misfired a ball wide of the goal as he limbered up for the Champions League group stage game. He hit an innocent steward standing on the sideline.
The severe impact of the ball saw the steward crash on the ground. People gathered around quickly to ensure that she was okay. Furthermore, Ronaldo himself quickly went over to check in on the prone person. After knowing the steward was well, Ronaldo ran back onto the pitch to recommence his warm-up. He comforted the steward after the final whistle by giving her his jersey.
Champions League: Watch fan footage of Cristiano Ronaldo checking on the steward he accidentally hit
Cristiano Ronaldo checking on the steward he accidentally hit during shooting practise 👏
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— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) September 15, 2021
UEFA Champions League: Man Utd has lost more Champions League games than any other PL club- The Red Devils have lost a whopping 54 Champions League games, with their latest coming yesterday. However, they have played 53 more games than Chelsea, who has the 2nd highest UCL appearances in the Premier League. Manchester United’s latest defeat in the UCL came against Young Boys.
A tough one to take tonight, but there’s a long way to go in the #UCL.
Thanks to our travelling fans for your magnificent support – as always 👊#MUFC pic.twitter.com/zPluteqdC9
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) September 14, 2021
The team from Switzerland defeated Cristiano Ronaldo’s Manchester United in the injury time of the match. Manchester United conceded a dramatic stoppage-time goal as they lost to Young Boys despite Cristiano Ronaldo scoring on his Champions League return for the Red Devils.
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