The Portuguese will be the main focus again as Real Madrid need at least two goals against Wolfsburg to win a semi-final spot.
Anything is possible, considering the No.7 has scored an average of two goals at home in the previous rounds to put him at the top of the Champions League score board with a tally of 13 - five more than Barcelona's Luis Suarez and Robert Lewandowski of Bayern Munich.
It is no wonder he is hot favourite to be crowned the competition's top scorer for a fourth season and he has already earned a place in European football history with 90 goals scored since making his debut more than a decade ago.
Sources: Marca.com