Roberto Martínez, Portugal’s manager, expressed security concerns following his team’s victory over Turkey, which was marred by five spectators invading the stadium and attempting to take selfies with Cristiano Ronaldo.

A sixth individual was unsuccessful in his attempt to reach the five-time Ballon d’Or winner. However, the incident resulted in a steward slipping and colliding with Portugal striker Gonçalo Ramos, causing the Paris Saint-Germain player to fall to the ground.

Ronaldo cordially greeted the first pitch invader, a young child in a red tracksuit top. He waited for the boy to reach him, smiled, extended his arms, and posed for a photo with him midway through the second half. However, the Portugal captain was unimpressed when a second individual, who appeared to be in his early 20s, entered the pitch and abruptly interrupted the game.

During Portugal’s 3-0 victory in Dortmund, two additional supporters entered the field, with the third being a man wearing a Turkey shirt. While Portugal was defending a corner late in the game, the fourth individual, who appeared to be a teenager and was clad in black, ran across the six-yard box. Upon the final whistle, a fifth player was introduced.

After Portugal had applauded their supporters, a sixth player emerged a few minutes later as they were starting to depart. He was ultimately wrestled to the ground by five stewards after he slipped and got up again. Ramos’ collision was precipitated by his conduct.

Stewards removed all six, and the German authorities will address the situation. Before making any decisions, the disciplinary body of UEFA will await reports. The state authorities are accountable for any penalties or bans imposed on the six individuals.

At the commencement of the Euros, Ronaldo was apprehended by a fan who was one of twelve supporters who rushed onto the field at Portugal’s training camp in Gutersloh. José Sá, the custodian for the Wolves, struck one of them, causing it to fall to the ground.

The youngster who was the first to enter the pitch took a selfie with Ronaldo before swiftly evading security personnel. The crowd cheered as he twisted and turned to do so. Eventually apprehended, he was accorded an ovation as he was led away, while security personnel were hissed. Ronaldo was equally unimpressed with subsequent invaders as were his supporters.

The second invader was dealt with more promptly by the stewards, who also employed more forceful methods to remove him. Ronaldo’s dissatisfaction was evident as he stood with his hands on his hips, as he could see him approaching. After the supporter placed an arm around Ronaldo’s shoulder, the 39-year-old removed it, prompting staff to intervene and remove the individual. The fifth player, who entered the game at the final siren, appeared to be pleading with Ronaldo, who did not wish for the photograph to be taken. The sixth was not required to run in order to reach the pitch due to a steward’s error.

Bernardo Silva, the individual who scored the initial goal, expressed that he did not perceive the incursions as a threat. “It is somewhat irritating to have to interrupt the game every time a fan enters the pitch,” he stated. But I believe that is the price you pay for being so well-known in the football world and having a player like him on your team. However, in terms of experiencing a sense of peril, I do not believe so. I do not, personally.