C. Ronaldo Becomes All-Time Top Goalscorer In Club World Cup After Real Madrid Beat Al Jazira 1-2

Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo, became the all-time top goal scorer in the Club World Cup, as the team came from behind to beat their United Arab Emirates counterparts Al Jazira 1-2 at the semi-final.
The 31-year-old Portugal international scored his sixth goals in the tournament, as he scored the equalizer in the 53rd minutes for Real after their counterparts had led the score-line with a goal from Romarinho da Silva in 41th minutes.
Meanwhile, prior to Real equalizer the UAE side had Mbark Boussoufa's effort ruled out, but Wale international Gareth Bale added to the equalizer in the 81th minutes to save the day for his side.
The 28-year-old Welsh who just came back from injury, after the match talked about how he felt scoring the winning goal from a comeback.
"It is great to get a goal," he said "When you come on you like to make an impact like that. The most important thing is to get the win and get into the final."
The Zinedine Zidane led team would be facing their Brazilian counterparts Gremio at the final on Saturday.