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Portugal players 'forgot how to pass': Ronaldo's sister sparks storm with cryptic post

Portugal's FIFA World Cup 2026 opener against DR Congo ended in a surprising 1-1 draw, sparking online backlash against several teammates of Cristiano Ronaldo. Fans accused them of deliberately ignoring the veteran forward, a sentiment echoed by Ronaldo's sister. Despite playing the full match, Ronaldo had limited touches, and his sister's cryptic post fueled speculation about team dynamics.

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Times of India·5h ago
Portugal players 'forgot how to pass': Ronaldo's sister sparks storm with cryptic post
Portugal's FIFA World Cup 2026 opener against DR Congo ended in a surprising 1-1 draw, sparking online backlash against several teammates of Cristiano Ronaldo. Fans accused them of deliberately ignoring the veteran forward, a sentiment echoed by Ronaldo's sister. Despite playing the full match, Ronaldo had limited touches, and his sister's cryptic post fueled speculation about team dynamics.
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