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'Because he wants to score': Thierry Henry tears into Cristiano Ronaldo after Portugal's FIFA World Cup 2026 stumble vs DR Congo
The Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has come under scrutiny after Portugal’s disappointing 1-1 draw against DR Congo in their FIFA World Cup opener. Former France striker Thierry Henry shared a blunt remark on the skipper’s performance, addressing his movement as hindering the team’s effort rather than strengthening it.
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nytimes.com
Cristiano Ronaldo falls flat for Portugal in World Cup opener but DR Congo make history
Analysing the big talking points from the drawn Group K opener in Houston's NRG Stadium
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independent.co.uk
‘That is embarrassing’: Ronaldo’s Portugal manager slammed after big World Cup call
Ronaldo, 41, failed to get on the scoresheet as Portugal drew 1-1 to DR Congo in their World Cup opener in Houston
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hindustantimes.com
Cristiano Ronaldo called out by Thierry Henry after Portugal stumble: 'The team needs to score, not you'
Henry was unimpressed with Ronaldo's movement in the final third, criticising what he felt was the Portuguese captain's fixation on getting on the scoresheet. | Football News
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eu.usatoday.com
Thierry Henry on Ronaldo after sour Portugal game: 'Team needs to score, not you'
Was Ronaldo being selfish in Portugal's World Cup opener?
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si.com
Thierry Henry Eviscerates Cristiano Ronaldo With Brutal Seven-Word Message
Ronaldo responds to the wave of backlash which his wayward performance for Portugal against DR Congo inspired.
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Cristiano Ronaldo issues rallying cry after Portugal's disappointing World Cup opener: ‘Far from over’
With Portugal dropping points in a match many expected them to win, Cristiano Ronaldo sought to strike a positive tone afterwards. | Football News
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Cristiano Ronaldo couldn't finish, Bruno Fernandes couldn't create: The story of Portugal's frustrating World Cup opener
In Portugal, much of the responsibility still falls on Cristiano Ronaldo and Bruno Fernandes, but both struggled to make their usual impact against DR Congo. | Football News
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
'Because he wants to score': Thierry Henry tears into Cristiano Ronaldo after Portugal's FIFA World Cup 2026 stumble vs DR Congo
The Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has come under scrutiny after Portugal’s disappointing 1-1 draw against DR Congo in their FIFA World Cup opener. Former France striker…
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mirror.co.uk
Henry destroys Ronaldo after costing Fernandes and Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo has been singled out after Portugal failed to beat DR Congo with Thierry Henry suggesting the striker put his personal ambitions ahead of the team
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g4media.ro
Cristiano Ronaldo, atacat de două legende ale fotbalului
Thierry Henry, fost important jucător de fotbal, l-a criticat pe Cristiano Ronaldo după remiza Portugaliei, scor 1-1, cu RD Congo.
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Cristiano Ronaldo handed brutal World Cup reality by DR Congo plan
Cristiano Ronaldo endured a tough afternoon during Portugal's World Cup opener against DR Congo
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Thierry Henry hits out at Ronaldo after 'embarrassingly weak' observation
Cristiano Ronaldo endured a nightmare start to the World Cup for Portugal
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Cristiano Ronaldo under fire, but Portugal coach Roberto Martinez remains defiant: ‘It made no sense to take him off’
Martinez defended his decision to keep Cristiano Ronaldo on the pitch despite the criticism surrounding the veteran forward's performance. | Football News
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Henry perfectly explains what Ronaldo did wrong in Portugal World Cup draw with Congo
Ronaldo failed to score as Portugal were held to a 1-1 draw by the African minnows in Houston on Wednesday
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What Cristiano Ronaldo did wrong in Portugal’s damaging draw against DR Congo
Stay up to date with notifications from The IndependentNotifications can be managed in browser preferences.AllNewsSportCultureLifestylePortugal, captained by Cristiano Ronaldo,…
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euronews.com
Foreign press slam Portugal 'lacklustre' World Cup opener against DRC
The 41-year-old Portugal captain was hit by a barrage of criticism after a display that fell short of expectations at what is his sixth and, possibly, last World Cup.