Cristiano Ronaldo is inevitable. The ‘7’ of Portugal, today a substitute, played the second half and was able to score the definitive 2-1 (his goal 901) as the match was nearing its end. Portugal had to come back from the initial goal by McTominay, who headed in a great cross from McLean in the 6th minute of play. Before the break, the score remained unchanged and Gunn was largely to blame: he made a great save against Diogo Jota and stopped Rafa Leão, the best of the Portuguese by far with his continuous runs and breakthroughs on the left.
After the break, both Portugal and Leão came out with the same intensity, and it was the Milan winger who found Bruno Fernandes at the edge of the area, who scored the equalizer with a crossed left-footed shot. The Scots, who occasionally doubled up with their full-backs back off the ball, suffered more and more as Cristiano started with his warnings: he hit two posts in two consecutive plays forcing Gunn to clear the ball off the line from João Félix. However, his moment came again with a cross from Mendes that he sent to the net entering from the far post. Cristiano continues to break records and Portugal is leading their group.
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