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Published 17:53 29 Nov 2022 GMT
Updated 17:59 29 Nov 2022 GMT
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Speaking on Fox Soccer, ex-US men's team captain Alexi Lalas said: "The breaking news is that Cristiano Ronaldo did not score despite his claims that it did touch him.
"I was just with Piers Morgan and he said that Cristiano texted him from the locker room saying that he believes that it touched his head. So, uhm, who knows."
https://twitter.com/SemperFiMessi/status/1597484439713755140 Speaking about the first goal, Fernandes said: "I don't really think it matters who scored. The feeling at the time was that he (Ronaldo) touched the ball — I was crossing it to him — but what's important was we moved into the next round and beat a very big opponent." The Manchester United midfielder ended up bagging a second goal in the game after putting away a stoppage time penalty for Portugal. The win means that Portugal became the third team to reach the last 16 after France and Brazil. It also leaves Uruguay needing to beat Ghana in their final game in order to qualify for the knockout stage of the tournament. Related links:Spanish police confirm search Operation after disappearance of Wes Hoolahan’s brother
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