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Ronaldo joins the World Cup party with two goals in rout of Uzbekistan

Ronaldo joins the World Cup party with two goals in rout of Uzbekistan
The Telegraph Tuesday 23 June 2026, 19:24 UTC By Kieran Crichard 1 min read
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Ronaldo joins the World Cup party with two goals in rout of Uzbekistan

Ronaldo joins the World Cup party with two goals in rout of Uzbekistan
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