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Ronaldo has equalising goal ruled out after offside decision

Ronaldo has equalising goal ruled out after offside decision
BBC News Friday 03 July 2026, 00:56 UTC 1 min read
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Cristiano Ronaldo has an equalising goal ruled out for offside during Portugal's round of 32 game with Croatia in Toronto.

Cristiano Ronaldo has an equalising goal ruled out for offside during Portugal's round of 32 game with Croatia in Toronto.
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