Ronaldo made it the perfect hat-trick just 90 seconds after the break, grabbing his third -- Portugal's fourth -- with a sweet right-footed volley. Cynical and increasingly desperate Andorra saw red again when Marc Rebes was the next to get sent off, again for cutting down the man of the moment Ronaldo. Mihail Aleksandrov stroked home from the penalty spot to give the Bulgarians a shock lead in a very competitive-looking Group A. But the French stormed back with two goals from Kevin Gameiro -- making his first international start in almost five years -- in a convincing 4-1 win. The Netherlands, who failed to make it to the Euros, top the group after they defeated Belarus 4-1 in Rotterdam.

Source: Bangkok Post October 07, 2016 21:00 UTC