Portugal vs Uzbekistan: Match referee and Ronaldo's quest for sixth World Cup goal
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Callum Rice-Coates
Summary
Portugal faces Uzbekistan in a World Cup Group K match in Houston, with Cristiano Ronaldo aiming to become the first player to score at six different World Cup tournaments. After a frustrating draw against DR Congo, Portugal's team, led by Roberto Martinez, is expected to secure a convincing win against the underdogs. The article discusses the match referee and Ronaldo's pursuit of a historic milestone.
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Lionel Messi made history on Monday, but Ronaldo can also put his name in the World Cup record books by becoming the first player to score at six tournaments.
A free-kick or penalty might help him towards that goal, but who will be the referee?
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