Ronaldo-mania took center stage at Hampden Park, but Scotland managed to hold Portugal to a draw. The highlight for Scottish fans was witnessing Cristiano Ronaldo, in his 200th international start, passionately expressing his emotions throughout the match. Despite the occasion, he was unable to score his 134th goal or lead his team to an away victory. As the final whistle blew, Ronaldo quickly left the pitch, visibly frustrated. His complaints seemed to stem from the referee's decision not to allow Portugal to take a corner kick in the dying moments of the game. However, the lack of effectiveness displayed by Roberto Martínez’s side over the course of the match suggested that this late incident was of little consequence.

In a thrilling Nations League match in Warsaw, Cristiano Ronaldo continued to extend his remarkable international goal tally, scoring his 133rd goal as Portugal triumphed over Poland with a 3-1 victory. The 39-year-old striker found the net in the 37th minute, capitalizing on a rebound after Rafael Leão's shot hit the post. Portugal initially took the lead in the 26th minute when Bernardo Silva scored, and Ronaldo nearly added to the scoreline earlier, hitting the crossbar with a flick. Poland managed to pull one back in the 78th minute through Piotr Zielinski, but a late own goal by Jan Bednarek sealed the win for the Portuguese side.