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Published 17:40 15 Jun 2021 BST
Updated 17:46 15 Jun 2021 BST

Diogo Jota of Portugal shoots whilst under pressure from Gergo Lovrencsics and Willi Orban of Hungary during the UEFA Euro 2020 Championship Group F match between Hungary and Portugal at Puskas Arena on June 15, 2021 in Budapest, Hungary. (Photo by Laszlo Balogh - Pool/Getty Images)[/caption]
Ronaldo's reaction was incredibly predictable, but that did not take away from its comic value.
How many times have we seen this expression from Ronaldo?
https://twitter.com/CristianoXtra_/status/1404834668843704322
As is always the case with these incidents, Ronaldo's reaction fast became the subject of memery, with one Twitter user referring back to an equally baffling moment in the NBA.
https://twitter.com/_gabe16/status/1404834934183710722
https://twitter.com/NineRole/status/1404835048201805827
https://twitter.com/CartierMontana_/status/1404832785098063873
https://twitter.com/FootballJOE/status/1404832307731648517
Jota should just be glad he didn't offer Ronaldo a bottle of Coca Cola.Explore more on these topics:
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