I'm like everyone, I'm the Real Madrid coach, but I love football, it's a natural gesture to take my hands in," Zidane said of his reaction to Ronaldo's second. "I'm very happy for what he did, he's a different player because he does this kind of thing. I'm happy for him, and we have to be happy to have him on our team."
For Ronaldo, who came into this match with 23 goals in his last 11 appearances, that was his 59th strike in the Champions League knockout stages. He cannot stop scoring in Europe and, after Paulo Dybala was sent off and Marcelo made it 3-0, this tie is now all but over.