Cristiano Ronaldo is at the centre of crisis talks within the Portugal camp after the president of the nation’s football federation flew in over the decision to bench the 41-year-old.
Ronaldo reacted angrily to being an unused substitute in Portugal’s 2-1 victory over Norway on Sunday, when he stormed down the tunnel at the final whistle.
@SamJDean has the details ⤵️
https://t.co/Ax7KQ1OG2d
If this is the Aaron Wan-Bissaka that #WestHam fans insist is shit maybe we should dip in their pot again…
& this was in just 12 minutes plus stoppage time!
#AVFC https://t.co/3sL5qVXTe3
Have to say this is brilliant from @Sjopinion10 shuts down the "well you cant blame the Manchester Uniteds & Arsenals for FFP" perfectly. Need more people with the balls to call out the Premier League for what it is, a cartel. The Super League but by a different name. #nufc#avfc
So let me get this straight, my lad has struggled to get an apprenticeship since leaving school, wants to do one and is not interested in full time college, but he's apparently less important than a single parents kid because both me and his mom work
I feel like I'm missing something from the format - is Littler gonna be blindfolded or something? If the best players in the World can't beat him for £1million, I doubt big Barry from the Dog and Duck is gonna be able to for 500 grand
🚨🏴 Tuchel: “Saka was excellent. He was ready to go in the World Cup but I still felt a responsibility to take it slow with Bukayo [due to his recent injury]”.
“It was a tough decision to leave him out of the semi-final”, says via @henrywinter.