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Portugal coach defends Ronaldo use, blames emotion for World Cup draw - UPI.com
Portugal coach Roberto Martinez defended his usage of Cristiano Ronaldo and said emotions were a primary factor in a World Cup draw with the DR Congo.
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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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cryptobriefing.com
Portugal's World Cup stumble against DR Congo sparks Ronaldo benching debate and fan token speculation
Portugal's 1-1 World Cup draw with DR Congo fuels Ronaldo benching calls and puts fan tokens, meme coins, and Binance NFTs under the crypto spotlight.
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channelnewsasia.com
Portugal coach Martinez unruffled by DR Congo draw
HOUSTON, June 17 : Portugal coach Roberto Martinez was unfazed on Wednesday by his side's unexpected 1-1 World Cup draw with unheralded Democratic Republic of Congo and said his…
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nu.nl
Portugese bondscoach verdedigt besluit om Ronaldo te laten staan
De teleurstelling is groot bij Portugal na de misstap tegen de Democratische Republiek Congo (1-1) op het WK. Bondscoach Roberto Martínez verdedigde het besluit om Cristiano…
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Portugese bondscoach verdedigt besluit om Ronaldo te laten staan na misstap
De teleurstelling is groot bij Portugal na de misstap tegen de Democratische Republiek Congo (1-1) op het WK. Bondscoach Roberto Martínez verdedigde het besluit om Cristiano…
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bdnews24.com
Portugal coach defends keeping Cristiano Ronaldo on in draw
The 41-year-old extends his major tournament goalless run to 10 consecutive games
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Roberto Martínez defends decision to keep Cristiano Ronaldo on field during World Cup draw
Portugal coach Roberto Martínez defended keeping Cristiano Ronaldo on the pitch during a 1-1 World Cup draw with DR Congo despite a ten-match goal drought.
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Cristiano Ronaldo defends Portugal after World Cup draw with DR Congo
Portugal drew 1-1 with DR Congo in their 2026 World Cup opener as Cristiano Ronaldo played 90 minutes without scoring. Here's what it means for fans and
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mirror.co.uk
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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hindustantimes.com
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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thehindu.com
FIFA World Cup: Portugal coach defends playing Cristiano Ronaldo for full 90 minutes in draw with DR Congo
Portugal coach Roberto Martinez defends keeping Cristiano Ronaldo on the field during a frustrating World Cup draw against DR Congo.
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Cristiano Ronaldo faces harsh criticism from former stars: ‘He needs to step down; never going to be Messi'
Cristano Ronaldo made only 25 touches throughout the match, his lowest total in a major tournament match for Portugal, in which he has played full 90 minutes. | Football News
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nytimes.com
Cristiano Ronaldo wasn’t Portugal’s only problem. Roberto Martinez got his tactics wrong, too
Wednesday's 1-1 draw with DR Congo at the World Cup saw the Portuguese struggle to create chances, and their coach failed to adapt
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vanguardngr.com
Why I didn’t substitute Ronaldo against DR Congo – Martinez
Portugal head coach Roberto Martínez has stood firmly behind his decision to play Cristiano Ronaldo for the entirety of Wednesday’s 1-1 draw against DR Congo
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upi.com
Portugal coach defends Ronaldo use, blames emotion for World Cup draw - UPI.com
Portugal coach Roberto Martinez defended his usage of Cristiano Ronaldo and said emotions were a primary factor in a World Cup draw with the DR Congo.