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Ronaldo’s World Cup career ends with a whimper as …

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By Bill Connelly Verified, Alex Kirkland Verified
| 757 Sports Station
Spain’s late winner knocked out Portugal and closed the book on Cristiano Ronaldo’s time on the world’s biggest stage.
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Roberto Martinez steps down, says Portugal 'didn't fail'

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By Alex Kirkland Verified
| FCEXTRATIME
ARLINGTON, Texas -- Roberto Martinez confirmed that he is leaving his job as Portugal coach after Monday's 1-0 FIFA World Cup round-of-16 defeat to Spain, while denying that the result was "a failure." Substitute Mikel Merino scored in the 91st minute at AT&T Stadium to see Spain progress to the quarterfinals as Cristiano Ronaldo made his last World Cup appearance. Editor's Picks Martinez took charge of Portugal in 2023, and his contract was due to expire after the tournament.
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MVP Rodri shines vs. Portugal, seeks more from Spain in QFs

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By Alex Kirkland Verified
| FCEXTRATIME
Spain captain Rodri said the team still has "room for improvement" after a late 1-0 win over Portugal in the World Cup round of 16. A tense game in Arlington, Texas was decided by an added-time goal from substitute Mikel Merino -- with Cristiano Ronaldo leaving the field in tears in his last World Cup appearance for Portugal -- as Spain qualified for Friday's quarterfinal in Los Angeles.
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