Cristiano Ronaldo marks Champions League return in Juventus win - in pictures

A Morata double as well as a Paulo Dybala tap-in and an own-goal by Lasha Dvali seal 4-1 win at Ferencvaros

Juventus’ Cristiano Ronaldo during the Champions League match against Ferencvaros at the Puskas Arena, Budapest. Reuters

Juventus’ Giorgio Chiellini. Reuters

Juventus' Juan Cuadrado and Ferencvaros' Isael vie for the ball. EPA

Juventus' Frederico Chiesa and Ferencvaros' Gergo Lovecsics. EPA

Alvaro Morata of Juventus scores a goal. EPA

Alvaro Morata celebrates scoring their second goal. Reuters

General view of a Ferencvaros fan wearing a mask inside the Puskas Arena. Reuters

Juventus’ Alvaro Morata. Reuters

Juventus' Cristiano Ronaldo in action. EPA

Juventus' Cristiano Ronaldo and Ferencvaros' Olekszandr Zubkov vie for the ball. EPA

Ferencvaros' Ivorian forward Franck Boli scores past Juventus' Italian defender Leonardo Bonucci. AFP

General view of fans inside the stadium before the match. Reuters

Juventus’ Paulo Dybala scores their fourth goal. Reuters

Juventus’ Paulo Dybala scores their fourth goal. Reuters

Juventus’ Paulo Dybala celebrates scoring their fourth goal with teammates. Reuters

General view as Ferencvaros fans wave flags inside the stadium. Reuters

Cristiano Ronaldo marked his first Champions League match since recovering from coronavirus by supplying the second of Alvaro Morata's brace in a comfortable win over Ferencvaros.

Ronaldo, who tried hard throughout without scoring, had been Covid-positive for 19 days after a test while on international duty with Portugal, missing four games and returning to Serie A action last Sunday.

But the Portuguese had to play second fiddle to Spain striker Morata, who struck in each half, repeating his double haul against Dynamo Kiev in the Group G opener. A late Paulo Dybala tap-in and an own-goal by Lasha Dvali eased Juventus past their hosts in Budapest.

"I feel good, I have everything I need here at Juve," said Morata, who is in his second spell as a Juve player after rejoining the Turin club on a season-long loan from Atletico Madrid.

"Everything I've experienced during my career, the good and the bad, has helped me to become a better player," he added.

Juventus, who topped their Champions League section in the last two seasons, now have six points behind group leaders Barcelona on nine points after three games.

The next game for the Bianconeri is the return fixture against Ferencvaros in Turin on November 24.