Cristiano Ronaldo reacts FURIOUSLY as pitch invader grabs him by the neck after Juventus' win at Bayer Leverkusen

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Ref:Dailymail.co.uk
  • Cristiano Ronaldo was the target of a selfie-wanting pitch invader in Germany
  • Ronaldo was left irate after he was grabbed by the neck after the final whistle
  • Stewards led the supporter away before he could be granted his wish
  • Ronaldo appeared to yell 'Are you crazy?' as he held onto his sore neck afte
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Cristiano Ronaldo was left irate at a pitch invader who grabbed him by the neck following Juventus' win over Bayern Leverkusen on Wednesday night.
The fan approached him from behind and grabbed hold of his neck as he tried to take a selfie at the final whistle of Juve's 2-0 win in Germany.
He was immediately accosted by a steward as Ronaldo remonstrated while holding his neck.
Cristiano Ronaldo reacted angrily as a pitch invader grabbed him by the neck on Wednesday

Cristiano Ronaldo reacted angrily as a pitch invader grabbed him by the neck on Wednesday
The fan wanted a selfie with the Portugal star but was detained by a steward before he could
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The fan wanted a selfie with the Portugal star but was detained by a steward before he could
Ronaldo touches his neck as he reacts to being grabbed from behind by the supporter
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Ronaldo touches his neck as he reacts to being grabbed from behind by the supporter
Ronaldo appeared to shout 'Are you crazy?' at the fan as he was taken away.
It was the second time Ronaldo was targeted by a pitch invader, having narrowly avoided one earlier in the game.
The Portuguese started the game as Juve eased to victory and confirmed top spot in Group D.
Ronaldo got himself on the scoresheet by tapping home in the 75th minute to open the scoring for Juve.
Gonzalo Higuain made sure of the points with a late second in stoppage time. 
Ronaldo was the attention of a pitch invader earlier in the game, who he had to evade
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Ronaldo was the attention of a pitch invader earlier in the game, who he had to evade
Ronaldo got on the scoresheet with a quarter of an hour remaining as Juve won the game 2-0
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Ronaldo got on the scoresheet with a quarter of an hour remaining as Juve won the game 2-0

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