Royal AM's Lesotho-International celebrated in CR7 fashion after scoring against Golden Arrows in a 3-1 win.
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Sera Motebang put the finishing touches to an impressive win for Royal AM against KZN rivals Golden Arrows at the Chatsworth Stadium on Tuesday night.
The 27-year-old decided to pay homage to Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo by emulating a celebration he did against Everton.
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Let's take a closer look at Motebang's celebration and how it compare to Ronaldo.
Motebang emulates CR7
Motebang came off the bence to bag his second goal of the DSTV Premiership season and decided to pay homage to his GOAT Ronaldo, who set a new trend with a muted celebration.
Watch how Motebang does it:
Sera Motebang hit the Cristiano Ronaldo celebration tonight after his goal for Royal AM ???? pic.twitter.com/XglIZqrfD8
— SuperSport ?? (@SuperSportTV) October 25, 2022
From Arsenal's Folarin Balogun doing it for Reims in Ligue 1 to Banyana Banyana star Jermaine Seoposenwe doing her own rendition for FC Juárez over the weekend.
Manchester United explained Ronaldo's trend-setting celebration, which moves away from his popular "SIUUU" jump.
United revealed that Ronaldo's celebration was a self-deprecating inside joke with his team-mates, which the club points out as a strong bond among the players in Erik ten Hag's team.
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Sleep/resting is important for an high-octane athlete like Ronaldo, who reportedly naps multiple times per day.
"CR7's celebration at Everton was amusingly a nod to the position in which he sleeps when travelling with the squad, which hasn't gone unnoticed by his team-mates who are all eager to learn from him," says the Red Devils' website.
Scroll through the gallery to see Ronaldo doing the celebration against Everton:
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