Cristiano Ronaldo paid tribute to his son who died during childbirth after scoring for Manchester United against Arsenal on his return to football.
Ronaldo missed United’s midweek match against Liverpool on following the tragic news but returned on Saturday at the Emirates.
The Portuguese star was first to react to a swinging cross from Nemanja Matic to find the back of the net and give United some hope after Arsenal went 2-0 up.
Ronaldo, who’s goal was his 100th in the Premier League, pointed to the sky in memory of his baby son.
He became the fourth United player to reach a century of goals after Wayne Rooney (183), Ryan Giggs (109) and Paul Scholes (107).
During the seventh minute of the game, Ronaldo received a standing ovation from the Arsenal and United fans to pay tribute to his baby son.
Liverpool fans also gave a minute’s applause for Ronaldo when they played United on Tuesday, with some fans singing You’ll Never Walk Alone.
