IShowSpeed is stunned into silence by Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty miss against Slovakia... before having to endure fans taunting his tearful idol with Lionel Messi chants

Noted Cristiano Ronaldo super-fan IShowSpeed reacted in dismay as his idol missed an extra-time penalty against Slovenia.

Roberto Martinez's side were pushed all the way to a penalty shootout in Frankfurt after finding their opponent's defence impossible to breach.

However, in the 30 minutes of additional time, Portugal were handed the chance to progress to the quarter-final when Diogo Jota was felled in the box.

Up stepped Ronaldo, hoping to break his duck in the tournament, but Atletico Madrid stopper Jan Oblak was equal to the effort and produced a stunning save.

Ronaldo fans everywhere were shocked to see the chance go awry, none more so than the social media influencer, who was - remarkably - stunned into silence.

'I have never in my life seen him miss a penalty,' Speed said after regaining his composure. 'I have never in my life seen him miss a penalty.'

His remarks barely drowned out the chants of 'Messi, Messi, Messi', which could be heard from spectators in the fan park where he watched the action.

After his miss from the spot, Ronaldo was unable to keep his emotions in check after the effort and burst into tears as Roberto Martinez rallied his squad for a team talk.

The 39-year-old cried passionately as he was consoled by team-mates after his miss as Portugal attempted to rally for the second-half of extra time against Slovenia.

Ronaldo had previously only missed 29 of his 192 career penalties, with Monday marking his first since being denied in Man United's FA Cup penalty shootout against Middlesbrough in 2022.

The Al-Nassr striker couldn't contain his emotions as the referee blew for the break following Ronaldo's sensational miss and broke down in tears during iconic scenes.

Portugal stars surrounded Ronaldo and attempted to calm him down knowing their Euro 2024 destiny was on the line.

Man United full-back Diogo Dalot attempted to console Ronaldo and pulled him aside while uttering words of comfort and trying to help the team captain regain composure.

Meanwhile, Ronaldo's mum, Maria, was seen crying in the stands as she watched on helplessly from the stands as her son got play back underway.

Luckily for Martinez's side, they were able to hold their nerve in the shootout and advanced to the quarter-final, where they will meet France on Friday.