Cristiano Ronaldo scored a spectacular overhead kick as Real Madrid took firm control of their Champions League quarter-final against Juventus with a 3-0 first-leg win in Turin on Tuesday
Ronaldo finished from Isco's cross in the third minute to score in a record-breaking 10th consecutive Champions League match
But better was to follow as the 33-year-old earned a standing ovation from the home fans with a memorable strike in the 64th minute, launching himself into the air and sending an overhead kick flying past Gianluigi Buffon
Paulo Dybala was sent off shortly afterwards for a second booking and Marcelo then bolstered Real's lead ahead of the second leg next Wednesday when he made it 3-0
The game, though, will be remembered for Ronaldo's moment of brilliance, which was his 22nd goal in the quarter-finals of the Champions League and one of the finest goals of his career
His first of the night came after just three minutes as Juventus - looking to avenge their 4-1 defeat to Real in last year's final - were caught cold, with Isco running into space down the left and crossing for an unmarked Ronaldo to finish from 10 yards out
The hosts responded well to the early setback and Rodrigo Bentancur saw a shot blocked, Gonzalo Higuain shot at Keylor Navas from close range and Giorgio Chiellini miscued a header from a corner
Real's best opportunity to double their lead in the first half was in the 36th minute when Toni Kroos hit the bar with a shot from outside the box
The Serie A side continued to look threatening after the break and Dybala saw a free-kick deflect narrowly wide
However, Ronaldo's moment of magic and then Dybala's red card swung the tie firmly in Real Madrid's favour
Even the Juventus fans were on their feet and applauding after Ronaldo flung himself in the air and scored with a superb overhead kick
Those same fans were soon heading for the exits as Dybala was shown a second yellow for catching Dani Carvajal in the air and then Marcelo finished a fine team move to make it 3-0 in the 72nd minute
There could have been more goals as Mateo Kovacic hit the bar and Ronaldo blazed a glorious chance for a hat-trick over in injury-time
Juan Cuadrado then missed the chance to give Juventus a lifeline when he dragged a fantastic opening wide with the last kick of the match
Twenty-two goals in 19 Champions League quarter-final appearances
 Thirty-nine goals in all competitions this season
It was another night when Ronaldo starred for Real Madrid and moved them a step closer to yet another Champions League final
 If he continues to score at this rate it will be tough to stop the defending champions
Real Madrid host rivals Atletico Madrid in La Liga on Sunday, live on , before the second leg against Juventus at the Bernabeu on Wednesday
 Juventus will be looking to keep their Serie A title challenge on track when they go to bottom-of-the-table Benevento on Saturday
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