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#4 Versus Sevilla (La Liga, 2015)
The Sevillistas would have surely been delighted when Ronaldo announced his departure from Real Madrid last year, for they were his perennial punching bags. The former Blancos No.7 has scored a mammoth 27 times against the Andalusians in only 18 games in all competitions, but this particular header in 2015 was more special than any of his other strikes against Sevilla.
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Not contented with a first-half brace, Ronaldo latched on to Gareth Bale’s delicious cross with his backs against the goal and yet, didn’t miss the target, with the ball calmly swinging in the net in frankly ridiculous fashion for his hattrick.
We've seen curling shots, we've seen curling freekicks. But a curling header? How about them apples!
Anyone else in his position would’ve likely headed it wide. But Ronaldo isn’t any other player, is he?
