It proved to be a night to remember for Cristiano Ronaldo after he scored his 700th club goal in Manchester United's 2-1 win at Everton on Sunday.
The 37-year-old netted the winner on the stroke of half-time as the Red Devils came from behind to record their fifth win from six Premier League matches. Erik ten Hag decided to name Ronaldo on the bench but he was needed in the 29th minute, when Anthony Martial had to come off with a hip injury, giving the five-time Ballon d'Or winner a chance to show why he should be in the starting XI.
He took the opportunity with both hands and tucked home his second goal of the season and the 700th of his club career. On Monday, the United squad celebrated the No. 7 at the club's training ground with a picture of the forward holding up a shirt with 700 on the back while surrounding by teammates.
