Cristiano Ronaldo ends World Cup run with records as Portugal exits
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 9:50 PM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
Portugal's elimination from the FIFA World Cup on July 6 concludes Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup appearances. The forward set an unwanted record, having played 19 matches in the tournament without scoring a goal. He also joined the group of players with the most losses in World Cup history, with eight defeats. Social media reactions predominantly targeted Ronaldo following the disappointing result. This match marks a significant moment in Ronaldo's illustrious career, potentially impacting discussions around his future in international soccer.
- •Portugal eliminated from the World Cup on July 6
- •Ronaldo plays 19 matches without scoring in World Cup history
- •Ronaldo records eighth loss at World Cup, among highest for players
- •Social media response focused intensely on Ronaldo post-elimination
- 9:50 PMYahoo Sports — Cristiano Ronaldo sets unwanted record, targeted on social media 📱
"Portugal’s elimination from the FIFA World Cup marked Cristiano Ronaldo’s final act at World Cups.And, of course, the reaction on social media “focused” on CR7.The No. 7 extended his record as...
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