Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo shared a social media post after scoring a brace in their FIFA World Cup qualifier win against Armenia. The Al-Nassr superstar was delighted with the team's performance as they sealed a stunning 5-0 win in their first game of the qualifiers.Joao Felix opened the scoring for Portugal in the 10th minute, before Ronaldo scored their second in the 21st minute and paid a tribute to Diogo Jota, who sadly passed away in July. Joao Cancelo made it 3-0 right after the 30-minute mark to give Robert Martinez's side a comfortable lead at half-time.Ronaldo was on the scoresheet just seconds into the second half before Felix got his second goal of the game right after the hour mark. The UEFA Nations League champions held on to the 5-0 scoreline and top the group, which also includes Hungary and the Republic of Ireland.The former Real Madrid and Manchester United forward took to his social media accounts and posted a few photos from the game. He wrote a simple three-word caption, which read: "First Step Taken." View this post on Instagram Instagram PostFans from around the world were quick to shower their support for the Portugal star, but it was the comment from a former Brazilian footballer that caught everyone's eye. Jose Neto hailed Cristiano Ronaldo as the best of all time in his comment, putting him in the "GOAT" category in the history of football.Roberto Martinez comments on Cristiano Ronaldo-led Portugal's performancePortugal manager Roberto Martinez heaped praise on Cristiano Ronaldo and the other players after their thumping 5-0 win over Armenia. The manager acknowledged the importance of starting with a big win and performance, and said:"Yes. It's important to start well, grab the game and we did it. The attitude was exemplary, we controlled the game, we had a good rhyme and, after scoring the first one, it was another game that we also controlled with a lot of discipline, because we continue to try to score and keep the goal to zero. Overall, it was a complete performance."When asked if it was the perfect start to their FIFA World Cup qualifiers, he added:"Yes. It is not easy to get to Armenia, prepare the game, but I had already said in the preview that the attitude of the players and the work during training was very good. And the result came from the performance we had. Now we have to recover well, because Hungary at home will be another challenge."Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal will be back in action on Tuesday, when they face Hungary in their second match of the qualifiers.