CRISTIANO RONALDO’S double made him the the Euros’ record-scorer ever as holders Portugal stung unlucky minnows Hungary with a late triple.
Ronaldo bagged an 87th minute spot-kick and a glorious stoppage-time second goal to give him 11 strikes in European Championship finals, two more than Michel Platini.
Raphael Guerreiro had only bundled Portugal ahead on 83 minutes to break the hearts of a near-60,000 crowd in Budapest and a hard-working Hungary side who, until then, looked strong value for a draw in this group opener.
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