Cristiano Ronaldo scored the 200th penalty of his career as he helped Al-Nassr to a 2-0 home win against Damac in the Saudi Pro League.

Ronaldo scored both of his team’s goals, with the opening goal coming from a penalty in the 17th minute.

The Portuguese superstar scored his second goal from close range after being caught by Nawaf Al-Boushal.

Ronaldo has an impressive 84.5 percent penalty conversion rate – he has scored 169 of his 200 penalties (not including shootouts), according to one user on Reddit.

Statistics show that Ronaldo has a higher penalty conversion rate than Lionel Messi, who has scored 111 of his 142 penalties at a rate of 78.17 percent.

However, Ronaldo has a worse conversion rate than Robert Lewandowski, whose tally of 87 goals from 104 penalties gives him a return of 89.36 percent.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored a brace to help Al-Nassr beat Damac 2-0

Ronaldo scored the 200th penalty of his career and made it 1-0

The Portuguese superstar celebrates after his goal gave Al-Nassr the lead against Damac

Harry Kane has now scored 84 goals from 95 penalties, which corresponds to a conversion rate of 88.42 percent.

As always, Ronaldo has been productive this season – scoring nine goals in eleven league appearances so far.

Sadio Mane also played for Al-Nassr, who were beaten by Al-Qadsiah in their last league game.

Al-Nassr’s win means they keep the pressure on Al-Ittihad and Al-Hilal, the two teams above them in the table.

Ronaldo added a second goal with Al-Nassr taking all three points

Al-Ittihad is currently five points ahead of Al-Nassr and two points ahead of Al-Hilal.

Al-Ittihad are in action on Saturday when they take on Steven Gerrard’s Al-Ettifaq away from home. Meanwhile, Al-Hilal travels to take on Al-Shabab.

Next up for Al-Nassr is a home game against Al-Sadd in the AFC Champions League.

Ronaldo is keen to end his long wait for a league title as his last such trophy came in the 2019/20 season when he won Serie A with Juventus.