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Published 1 year ago

FIFA WC: Adidas addresses goal controversy, reveals ball technology confirms Ronaldo didn't score vs Uruguay

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Adidas have confirmed that Cristiano Ronaldo did not touch the ball during Portugal's first goal against Uruguay at World Cup 2022. Ronaldo ran off celebrating, acting as if he had got the final decisive touch, but FIFA later awarded the goal to Bruno Fernandes. Ronaldo still tried to claim he had scored at the end of the game.

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Did Cristiano Ronaldo Head Ball vs Uruguay In World Cup Game? FIFA Has This To Say

Bruno Fernandes said he thought Cristiano Ronaldo had scored Portugal's opener in their 2-0 win over Uruguay on Monday even though he was credited with the goal

1 year ago·New Delhi, India
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FIFA 2022 World Cup: Cristiano Ronaldo didn't score Portugal's opening goal vs. Uruguay, according to Adidas

Thanks to a chip in the match ball, Qatar tournament ball supplier find in favor of Bruno Fernandes

1 year ago·United States
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Why was Cristiano Ronaldo not credited with Portugal's first goal against Uruguay? FIFA explain World Cup call

FIFA have revealed why Portugal's opener against Uruguay was not awarded to the five-time Ballon d’Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo.

1 year ago
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FIFA WC: Adidas addresses goal controversy, reveals ball technology confirms Ronaldo didn't score vs Uruguay

Portugal went past Uruguay in their second game in the FIFA World Cup 2022, in Qatar, with a 2-0 scoreline but a goal controversy involving Cristiano Ronaldo made heads turn. While the five-time Ballon d’Or winner claimed Portugal’s opening goal, it was later awarded to Bruno Fernandes. Ronaldo even claimed as to why he wasn't awarded the goal but it went in Fernandes' favour.

1 year ago·Noida, India
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Daily Post NigeriaDaily Post Nigeria

World Cup: FIFA takes decision on awarding Portugal's goal against Uruguay to Ronaldo

Technology in the match ball used at the 2022 World Cup has proved conclusively that Cristiano Ronaldo didn't make any contact with the ball for

1 year ago·Nigeria
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Portugal-Uruguay : Adidas annonce que Ronaldo n'a pas touché le ballon sur le 1er but portugais

Adidas a, selon le siteThe Athletic, annoncé que sa technologie lui a permis de prouver que Cristiano Ronaldo n'a « définitivement eu aucun...

1 year ago·Paris, France
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