Cristiano Ronaldo hits historic knockout milestone as Modrić bows out
History was made in Toronto as Cristiano Ronaldo (41) and Luka Modrić (40) became the first outfield players over 40 to share a World Cup pitch.
Ronaldo scored his first-ever World Cup knockout goal, converting a second-half penalty to cancel out Ivan Perišić's opener and become the oldest knockout goalscorer in tournament history.
Portugal now advance to face rivals Spain in Dallas this Monday.
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1998 REPLAY: France set up high-stakes Paraguay clash in Round of 16
France's convincing 3-0 win officially locks in a fascinating historical rematch against Paraguay, who just shocked Germany on penalties.
This mirrors France’s legendary 1998 World Cup campaign, where Deschamps captained Les Bleus to a gritty 1-0 extra-time win over the South Americans in the Last 16.
Deschamps will look to repeat history this Saturday as he aims to finish his 14-year tenure with gold.
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Yan Diomandé rejects Liverpool to pursue PSG mega-move
Liverpool's summer plans have suffered a massive setback as RB Leipzig's breakout winger Yan Diomandé (19) has reportedly chosen Paris Saint-Germain over Anfield.
The Premier League champions had an initial opening bid of £69m plus £17m in add-ons rejected by the Bundesliga side.
Leipzig are under no financial pressure to sell and hold out for a staggering £129 million (€150m) valuation.
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Paraguay stun Germany on penalties to book World Cup Last 16 spot!
South American underdogs Paraguay have pulled off a massive World Cup upset, knocking out Germany in the Round of 32 at Boston Stadium.
Following a grueling 1-1 draw after extra-time, Paraguay held their nerve to win the penalty shootout 4-3, officially booking their place in the knockout stages and sending the European giants packing early.
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How Ugarte's injury reshapes United's multi-million midfield rebuild
With Ugarte sidelined for months, Manchester United’s pursuit of midfield reinforcements has become urgent.
While they recently walked away from a highly expensive deal for Elliot Anderson, the club is still in talks for West Ham's Mateus Fernandes (facing competition from Spurs) and retains interest in Bournemouth’s Alex Scott and Brighton's Carlos Baleba.
Meanwhile, newly-signed Éderson will undergo his medical immediately after Brazil's World Cup run ends.
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