Cristiano Ronaldo, the first player in history to score at least one goal in six World Championships
The player of the Portuguese team, 41 years old, has so far scored ten goals in six World Championships: in 2006, in Germany, one goal; in 2010, in South Africa, one goal; in 2014, in Brazil, one goal; in 2018, in Russia, four goals; in 2022, in Qatar, one goal; and in 2026, in Mexico, the United States and Canada, two goals so far.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored one of the two goals he scored against Uzbekistan.
The player of the Portuguese team Cristiano Ronaldo is the first footballer in history to score at least one goal in the final stages of six World Championships. Counting the two goals he has scored in Tuesday's Portugal-Uzbekistan match at the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Mexico and Canada, the Al-Nassr striker has scored at least one goal in every World Cup since 2006, with a total of ten.
In fact, Cristiano Ronaldo (now 41 years old) began his historic record atthe 2006 World Cup, when he scored a goal 20 years ago, in 2010 in South Africa and in 2014 in Brazil, in 2018 he scored four goals in Russia, and in 2022 in Qatar, where he scored one goal in six consecutive World Championships.
It is worth noting that Leo Messi, who has scored the most goals in the World Cup in history, has also played in those six tournaments; but Messi has scored the eighteen goals he has scored so far in five events, since he did not score any in 2010.
Messi himself is also the only footballer who has scored at least one goal in five World Cup games. Few have scored in four events: Klose, Pele, Maradona, Matthaus, Ronaldo, Henry, Wilmots, Cahill and Seeler.
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Colombians have won 1-0 for the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Croatia 0-1 for Panama and England tied without goals against Ghana.
Cristiano scored two goals and Portugal won their first victory against Uzbekistan (5-0)
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Norwegian fans row in Times Square
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France and Norway qualify for the final sixteen, and Algeria get their first three points
The French team won 3-0 against Iraq, Norway beat Senegal 3-2, and Algeria won 1-2 against Jordan.
Ingalaterrak, Ghanak eta Kolonbiak garaipena lortu dute, Munduko Txapelketako multzo faseko lehen jardunaldiko azken partidetan
L multzoan, Ingalaterrak Kroazia menderatu du, 4-2, eta Ghana, Iñaki Williams aulkian izan dela, Panamari gailendu zaio, 1-0; K multzoan, Kolonbiak Uzbekistan hartu du mendean, 1-3. Ostegunean eta ostiral goizaldean, txapelketako bigarren jardunaldia hasiko da, A eta B multzoetako partidak jokatuko baitituzte.
Portugal and Cristiano were unable to beat the Congo (1-1)
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