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FIFA World Cup: Valverde to add spark as most eyes on Ronaldo in Uruguay vs Portugal

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FIFA World Cup: Valverde To Add Spark As Most Eyes On Ronaldo In Uruguay Vs Portugal

By IANS News November 28, 2022 • 11:06 AM View: 391

Monday is likely to see a battle of youth against experience as Portugal and Uruguay go head-to-head in a difficult Group H, with Portugal looking for revenge for the 2-0 defeat to Uruguay that knocked them out of the last-16 in Russia four years ago.

As usual, most eyes will be on Cristiano Ronaldo after his controversial penalty against Ghana saw him become the first player to score in five consecutive World Cups.

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