Cristiano Ronaldo put a
disappointing World Cup behind him by scoring twice to win the UEFA
Super Cup for Real Madrid with a comfortable 2-0 victory over Spanish
rival Sevilla on Tuesday.
The world player of the year netted just
once as Portugal made an early exit from Brazil, but the goal-scoring
swagger returned in Madrid's first competitive fixture since the
Champions League final win in May.
Ronaldo swept the ball in at
the far post in the 30th minute after racing onto Gareth Bale's cross,
and the forward powered in another four minutes into the second half
after being setup by Karim Benzema.
The victory over the Europa League winners secured the first of a possible six trophies for Madrid this season.
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