Cristiano Ronaldo breaks men's international scoring record with 110th and 111th goals

 Cristiano Ronaldo broke the world record for objectives scored in men's global football as he hit his 110th and 111th objectives for Portugal in their emotional 2-1 World Cup qualifying prevail upon the Republic of Ireland. 

The 36-year-old scored two late headers - to break and expand the record - after he had a punishment saved by Gavin Bazunu. 

Ali Daei, who scored 109 objectives for Iran somewhere in the range of 1993 and 2006, held the record which Ronaldo equalled with a twofold against France at Euro 2020. 

The Manchester United forward has additionally equalled Sergio Ramos' European record for men's covers - with his 180th Portugal appearance. 

Match report: Portugal 2-1 Republic of Ireland 

The world record - just sanctioned by Fifa this mid year - is the 195 Malaysia covers won by Soh Chin Ann somewhere in the range of 1969 and 1984. 

Ronaldo, who rejoined United from Juventus on cutoff time day, and Daei are the solitary two male players to score at least 90 worldwide objectives. 

"I'm so cheerful, in light of the fact that I beat the record, however for the uncommon second that we had," he told RTE. "Two objectives toward the finish of the game. I need to see the value in what the group did, we accepted until the end. I'm so happy." 

This is the furthest down the line milestone to push the contention for the Portuguese to be viewed as an untouched extraordinary. 

He is now the top scorer in club football's top competition, the European Cup/Champions League, a prize he has won multiple times. 

The previous Real Madrid forward is likewise the top scorer in European Championship history (14) and in Euros and World Cups consolidated (21).

Practically 50% of Ronaldo's objectives have come in the last 30 minutes of games. 

He has gotten multiple times in the last 15 minutes - including twice against the Irish - and multiple times between the 61st and 75th moment. 

Ronaldo has scored multiple times between minutes 16-30 and multiple times between 31-45, with 11 in the initial 15 minutes of the primary half and 12 in the initial 15 minutes of the subsequent half. 

About 91 of his objectives have been inside the container with 20 from outside. He has scored 14 punishments and nine free-kicks. 

Lithuania and Sweden - seven each - are the sides he has scored the most against. He had not scored against the Republic of Ireland before Wednesday's down in the Algarve.