Ronaldo tests positive for Covid-19
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Nations League wrap: Portugal hold France to goalless draw in Paris
Portugal kept their noses in front of France at the top of Nations League Group A3 after the two sides played out to a goalless draw in Paris. You may also like
Wrap: Giroud stars for France, Germany held in thriller
Olivier Giroud surpassed Michel Platini’s France goalscoring record as Les Bleus thumped Ukraine 7-1 in Paris on Wednesday evening. You may also like
‘100 is not enough’ – Portugal hero Ronaldo proud of breaking goals record
Cristiano Ronaldo revealed his delight at his 100th and 101st Portugal goals on social media on Tuesday. You may also like
Pele congratulates Ronaldo after Portugal star scores 100th international goal
Brazil great Pele has congratulated Cristiano Ronaldo for surpassing a century of international goals for Portugal. You may also like
Portugal star Ronaldo becomes second men’s player to reach 100 international goals
Portugal star Cristiano Ronaldo has become just the second player to ever reach 100 international goals. You may also like
Nations League wrap: France, Belgium, Portugal win, England held
Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 100th and 101st international goal as Portugal beat Sweden 2-0 in the Uefa Nations League, while France beat Croatia 4-2, Belgium beat Iceland 5-1 and England were held to a 0-0 draw with Denmark. You may also like
Ronaldo reprimanded for not wearing a mask while watching Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo was reprimanded for not wearing a mask while watching Portugal in the Nations League on Saturday night. You may also like
Pele hails ‘modern athlete’ Ronaldo after Serie A triumph
Pele has paid tribute to the efforts of ‘modern athlete’ Cristiano Ronaldo, with the Juventus superstar having added a second Serie A title to his enviable collection of honours. You may also like
Uefa confirms new Nations League schedule
England will kick off their next Nations League campaign in Iceland on 5 September after Uefa announced a revised schedule for the competition. You may also like
