Cristiano Ronaldo was back on the scoresheet with the opening goal in Al Nassra's 4-0 win over Al Raed in the Saudi Pro League on Friday.
The Portuguese star struck four minutes after Sultan Al-Ghannam's cross from the right and headed in the corner from close range.
Al Nassr extended his lead ten minutes into the second half through Abdulrahman Ghareeb before Mohammed Maran and Abdulmajeed Al-Sulaiheem scored in the final minutes to settle the deadlock.
Ronaldo, 38, has failed to score in his last three games as Al Nassr lost vital points in the title race and was eliminated from the Copa del Rey in the semifinals.
Despite Friday's win, Al Nassr remains within three points of leaders Al Ittihad and has played a game more. Al Nassr has five league games left this season.
Earlier this month, Al Nassr split from head coach Rudi Garcia during the team's faltering season
Ronaldo ends goal drought to lead Al Nassr
and opened up about a difficult relationship with superstar Ronaldo. The club's U19 manager, Croatian Dinko Jelicic, has been announced as his successor.
Al Nassr lost the Saudi Super Cup final to Al Ittihad in January and has yet to beat
Ronaldo ends goal drought to lead Al Nassr
their closest rivals Al Ittihad, Al Hilal, or Al Shabab in the league this season.
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