Portugal vs Croatia: Ronaldo, Modric face potential World Cup farewell

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Portugal and Croatia are set to clash in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 in Toronto, a match that could mark the final World Cup appearance for veteran stars Cristiano Ronaldo (41) or Luka Modric (40), both facing questions about their current form.

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