Ronaldo's Final World Cup Exit Sparks Scrutiny of Portugal's Midfield

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Cristiano Ronaldo's final World Cup ended in a Round of 16 exit for Portugal against Spain.
Wayne Rooney and Ricardo Quaresma criticized the team's midfield for failing to supply Ronaldo effectively, questioning the squad's historical status.

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Cristiano Ronaldo's final World Cup ended in a Round of 16 exit for Portugal against Spain. Wayne Rooney and Ricardo Quaresma criticized the team's midfield for failing to supply Ronaldo effectively, questioning the squad's historical status.

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