Ronaldo continues to make history at 40 lol 
To be honest, I didn't think he would play the full 90 minutes, but the coach believed in him and it worked. He converted one of his two good opportunities, his teammates were much less effective in converting their chances. In fact, Portugal currently has a top team and will be in the favorites group in any tournament. I wonder who will win today in the France-Spain pair? I will hope for France, Spain's dominance is already boring
I have two observations about Portugal:To be honest, I didn't think he would play the full 90 minutes, but the coach believed in him and it worked. He converted one of his two good opportunities, his teammates were much less effective in converting their chances. In fact, Portugal currently has a top team and will be in the favorites group in any tournament. I wonder who will win today in the France-Spain pair? I will hope for France, Spain's dominance is already boring
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It seems that Portugal is quietly building a team that is fit to compete in the 2026 world cup. I have seen a very strong midfield and stars like Mendez operating from the defence. It might be a lucky year for Portugal.
Ronaldo is a Monster
It will be fine if people stop criticizing Ronaldo so that he can peacefully retire. The more you criticise him with age, the more the monster in him develops.
Yes, it is indeed strange that the performance of a 40-year-old athlete still causes such heated debate. It would seem that there are new faces in the arena, but neither haters nor fanboys can take their eyes off Ronaldo, and judge him equally with those who are now in the prime of their sports careers.
It's quite ironic that when Ronaldo came to the Portuguese national team, the golden generation was already leaving, and now that Ronaldo is leaving, it seems like a new golden generation is coming.