Cristiáno Ronaldo got into a big fight after Al-Nassr was kicked out of the Asian Champions League.

That was after Sadio Mane got away with grabbing a rival’s throat.

5Cristiano Ronaldo was caught in a huge ruckus as Al-Nassr lost to Al-AinCredit: X5Sadio Mane escaped red for grabbing a rival by the throat in a separate incidentCredit: X

He only got a yellow card for what he did.Credit: X Players and staff fought with foes from Al-Ain after the exciting spot shootout in the quarterfinals on Monday.

The game went to extra time after Al-Nassr lost the first leg 1-0. They won the second leg 4-3.

Both teams couldn’t find a way to win, and Ronaldo was left stunned after a terrible miss inside the six-yard box.

An 11-man Al-Nassr team was lucky to be left on the field because Mane went crazy for a moment.Before the end of the game, he grabbed Saeed Juma by the throat and got away with just a yellow card.

But the Saudi team did get 10 meĂ¿ in extra time after Ayman Yahya was sent off for a rough tackle.

The game then went to the feared penalty shootout. Ronaldo was the only star player for Al-Nassr to score, but Al-Ain won 3-1.

The team from the United Arab Emirates strongly supported their win over their rich Saudi opponents.It made a big fuss on the field between the players and the staff.

Amazing video footage shows the fight between Al-Nassr and Al-Ain near the center circle.

5The post-match figҺt broke out as Al-Nassr lost the clаsh on penaltiesCredit: X

Ronnnie’s team was knocked out of the Asian Champions League in the quarterfinals.Thanks to X

Multiple people pushed and shoved each other a lot.

As one Al-Nassr star tried to attack a foe, his friends pulled him back.

As more staff members came into the cave, they pushed each other.

Ronaldo could be seen trying to keep the peace by telling his friends to calm down.

The ex-Manchester United star was already stunned by a terrible miss inside the six-yard box.

And Luis Castro, the manager of Al-Nassr, said that his team missed some chances to make it to the semifinals.

It was not fair in football, he said. Penalties were practiced, and it’s up to the players to take them.

“We are responsible for our own mistakes, including injuries and suspensions.”The game gave us chances, and the second half was better than the first. We had 30 shots on Al-Ain’s goal.

“These are hard times for us, but I want to praise the players on their performance, given the problems we had.””