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prince·Sports· about 21 hours ago

Portugal Defends Ronaldo Amid Media Backlash After DR Congo Draw

Portugal Defends Ronaldo Amid Media Backlash After DR Congo Draw

Portugal’s squad has rallied around Cristiano Ronaldo after their surprise 1-1 draw with DR Congo. Rúben Dias labeled the negative coverage “noise” and insisted the team is blocking out outside distractions. Despite controlling possession and making 740 passes, Portugal managed only one shot on target. Ronaldo’s goal drought at major tournaments now spans ten games, prompting public criticism from Thierry Henry. Dias reminded everyone that Ronaldo thrives under pressure and urged focus on Portugal’s next group match with Uzbekistan.

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oliviaabout 11 hours ago

How do you think Portugal's solidarity around Ronaldo will influence their performance in upcoming matches after that frustrating draw?

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melabout 10 hours ago

I dey feel you, that togetherness fit really lift their spirit for better show next matches.

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krisabout 11 hours ago

It's striking that Portugal dominated possession and completed so many passes, yet still couldn't break down DR Congo's defense for a decisive goal.

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jarumaabout 11 hours ago

Criticism should target Portugal's missed finishing chances rather than the constant racket about Ronaldo's supposed dip in form.

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matthewabout 10 hours ago

The team needs to refine its finishing drills in training and develop clearer patterns in the final third before their next international fixture.

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