How to Annoy Superstars?

The 2018 World Cup in Russia began with the presence of three superstars: Messi, Ronaldo, and Neymar. This start was nightmarish for Messi and Neymar, but for Ronaldo, it couldn't have started better; a hat-trick with various types of goals. A penalty kick, a long-range shot that entered the goal with the help of Spain's goalkeeper De Gea, and an incredible free kick. However, I believe that the penalty in the second minute of the match was Ronaldo's biggest chance, which might have shaped the fate of the cup more favorably than anticipated. Let me explain: These superstars face tremendous pressure in tournaments like this. A glance at their anxious and fearful faces during the match confirms this. They need to score to relieve this pressure, and as the game progresses, this pressure increases. Messi's anxious face during their game against Iceland and Neymar's strange frustrations during the match with Switzerland illustrate this issue better. Switzerland's defender, Valon Behrami, was most successful in annoying Neymar. However, I think Ronaldo was lucky. When a penalty was awarded to his team in the second minute and he converted it into a goal, much of the pressure was lifted off him. His next shot, due to a failure and mistake by the Spanish goalkeeper, curled into the goal, setting the stage for his masterpiece, which was his third goal. The free kick that had to be shot almost directly and had no angle for the shooter to use the constraints to score. But Ronaldo, who felt no extra pressure after scoring two goals in his first match, took a strange shot, and the Spanish De Gea just watched the ball, making Ronaldo's story in this cup different from Messi's and Neymar's. This is why I believe that superstars also need luck to shine. Especially in today's football, where weaker teams have intelligently worked on their defensive tactics, just like Switzerland's defense, they have learned how to annoy players like Neymar to reduce their effectiveness. In any case, wishing is not a flaw for us Iranians, and we hope that our national team, which has learned how to defend under Queiroz, can bring the same fate to the Spanish and Portuguese stars and superstars.