Portugal captain, Cristiano Ronaldo is currently the all-time leading scorer in the history of FIFA World Cup qualifying campaigns.
Ronaldo has 41 goals in 51 appearances for Portugal after his latest brace for his country.
Recall that the Al Nassr forward scored two goals as Portugal played a 2-2 draw with Hungary on Tuesday.
Ronaldo will now hope to lead Portugal to victory when they face Ireland in November.
Top goalscorers in World Cup qualifying history:
Cristiano Ronaldo – 41 goals in 51 appearances
Carlos Ruiz – 39 goals in 47 appearances
Lionel Messi – 36 goals in 72 appearances
Ali Daei – 35 goals in 51 appearances
Robert Lewandowski – 33 goals in 42 appearances
Chris Wood – 29 goals in 31 appearances
Sardar Azmoun – 29 goals in 41 appearances
Edin Dzeko – 29 goals in 42 appearances
Luis Suarez – 29 goals in 64 appearances
Karim Bagheri – 28 goals in 29 appearances
Kazu Miura – 27 goals in 25 appearances
Ali Mabkhout – 26 goals in 33 appearances
Andriy Shevchenko – 26 goals in 40 appearances
Tim Cahill – 25 goals in 37 appearances
Carlos Pavon – 25 goals in 37 appearances
Mehdi Taremi – 24 goals in 44 appearances
Harry Kane – 23 goals in 20 appearances
Jared Borgetti – 23 goals in 24 appearances
Son Heungmin – 23 goals in 47 appearances
Memphis Depay – 22 goals in 21 appearances
Marcelo Martins – 22 goals in 64 appearances
