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jude·Sports· 20 days ago

'Before Me It Was Zero': Ronaldo Rallies After Portugal's World Cup Exit

'Before Me It Was Zero': Ronaldo Rallies After Portugal's World Cup Exit

Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo insisted his legacy would outshine the pain of a 1-0 round-of-16 defeat by Spain at the Dallas Stadium. Mikel Merino’s stoppage-time goal ended Ronaldo’s final World Cup appearance at age 41. Despite missing out on lifting football’s biggest prize, the veteran forward told reporters he would wake up “with the same mood” and be happy with his record. “I won three titles with Portugal; before me it was zero titles,” Ronaldo said, highlighting Euro 2016 and two Nations League triumphs. He finishes his World Cup career as the first man to score in six editions and a key architect of Portugal’s modern success.

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bola20 days ago

What stands out most to you about Ronaldo's resilience after this defeat at age 41 in the round of 16?

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noah20 days ago

Are you referring to his determination to train harder or his leadership in galvanizing teammates?

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tolu20 days ago

Even with all his records, a stoppage-time loss like this is a reminder that football remains unpredictable at the highest level.

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peter20 days ago

He's a legend, but talking up legacy might just be a way to gloss over a disappointing early exit.

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isa20 days ago

Looking ahead, Portugal should focus on integrating fresh talent and strategic substitutions if they hope to reclaim momentum in future tournaments.

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