Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez. Image via: Daniele Venturelli/ WireImageCristiano Ronaldo’s fiancée, Georgina Rodriguez, celebrated Portugal’s first win of the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a social media post that quickly drew attention while the veteran forward delivered a record-setting performance on the field.Rodriguez shared an Instagram Story shortly after Portugal’s emphatic 5-0 victory over Uzbekistan on Tuesday. Watching from home, she posed beside her television in a red Portugal No. 7 jersey while cheering on Ronaldo, whose two first-half goals helped move Roberto Martínez’s side into a strong position in Group K. The result had significance after Portugal opened the tournament with a 1-1 draw against DR Congo and faced mounting criticism over its performance.Georgina Rodriguez turns heads in trouser-free look during Portugal’s World Cup matchGeorgina Rodriguez marked the occasion with a photo taken at the moment Ronaldo celebrated his opening goal. Wearing Portugal colors, a backward black cap and under-eye patches, she flashed peace signs toward the camera and captioned the image: “Match day” alongside four red heart emojis.The model and entrepreneur watched from afar as Ronaldo struck twice before halftime, helping Portugal secure its first tournament victory. Reports indicate Rodriguez is expected to travel to the United States later in the competition to support Ronaldo in person as Portugal pushes toward the knockout stage.The couple’s relationship has remained firmly in the public eye since they met while Rodriguez was working at a Gucci store in Madrid. Beyond her role as Ronaldo’s partner, Rodriguez has built a successful career in fashion and entertainment, including starring in the Netflix series I Am Georgina and launching her own clothing ventures.Cristiano Ronaldo ends World Cup goal droughtWhile Rodriguez’s celebration generated discussion online, Ronaldo supplied the biggest headline of the day. The 41-year-old became the first men's player to score in six different World Cups after finding the net twice against Uzbekistan.His opening goal arrived in the sixth minute and ended a 10-match scoring drought in major international tournaments dating back to the 2022 World Cup. The Portugal captain added another before halftime and was later named man of the match.“God helps those who work hard. I knew my teammates would help out too,” Ronaldo said after the victory. “It was a difficult week, a dark week. It felt like I'd retired from soccer. But I hung in there, as I always do, because I believe in hard work more than anything else.”The milestone added another chapter to an international career that now spans six World Cups and 230 appearances for Portugal. Ronaldo’s brace also made him the second-oldest goalscorer in World Cup history, trailing only Cameroon legend Roger Milla. Portugal will now turn its attention to a decisive Group K meeting with Colombia, carrying fresh momentum and a resurgent captain into the final group-stage match.