
Football
Share
Published 12:20 1 Jul 2018 BST
Updated 12:23 1 Jul 2018 BST
Explore more on these topics:
However, there were no excuses offered, or regrets expressed, by Ronaldo in his post-match interview on Saturday night. The Real Madrid forward was dignified and classy, offering praise for his opponents and his team mates.
"We must congratulate Uruguay because they are the national team that are in the quarter-finals," he said in his post-match interview.
"I think we played a good game and maybe we deserved more, but in football the ones that score the most goals win and they scored two, so congratulations. We leave with our heads held high. As the captain of Portugal I know how hard we have worked and we must be proud of the team."Ronaldo then praised the organisation of the tournament in Russia, saying every facet of it was to the highest standard.
"And I also want to congratulate the organisation of this World Cup, it has been fantastic in every way; the organisation, the security, the atmosphere is perfect and it must be said."https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bFbzi54Az8

James McClean rightly slammed for comments on men’s therapy
Not his finest moment. Former Ireland international James McClean has come under fire for recents comments made during an interview with journalist Paul Kimmage. Although never shy of courting controversy, McClean’s actions did little to affect his Ireland career, with the Derry man retiring after 103 caps. However, his second spell at Derry, following his […]
Football
6 days ago
The Premier League GW7: Follow all of the viral moments in our live hub
Football returns at the Hill Dickinson Stadium! Everton host Chelsea in the early kick off as the Premier League returns, with David Moyes’ Toffees aiming to remain unbeaten. At 3pm, Brentford host Liverpool, whilst Hull City travel to Fulham. Elsewhere in the North West, Man City host the recently promoted Ipswich Town, who have enjoyed […]
Football
1 week ago
Ireland players apologise to teammate Bazunu after behaviour towards him
Football