Cristiano Ronaldo hopes Real Madrid learned its lesson after almost losing at home to Sporting Lisbon in its Champions League opener. Madrid's late comeback on Wednesday night gave the defending champions a winning start in the group stage, but the team's disappointing performance at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium raised some concerns. Ronaldo grabbed an 89th-minute equalizer and substitute Alvaro Morata netted the winner four minutes into injury time to give Madrid the 2-1 win over the Portuguese side where Ronaldo started his career.
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