BBC insists it was ‘consistently respectful’ to Cristiano Ronaldo amid ‘Misstiano Penaldo’ backlash
Corporation lists ways it spoke favourably about Portugal captain, who was in tears about penalty miss which BBC poked fun at
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Corporation lists ways it spoke favourably about Portugal captain, who was in tears about penalty miss which BBC poked fun at
Numbers do not lie – Ronaldo’s monopoly over set-pieces is fast becoming a vanity exercise
Broadcaster called Portugal forward ‘Misstiano Penaldo’ on a graphic during analysis of his saved penalty
Coach was the France right-back up against the young winger in the 2006 World Cup semi-final
Forward shook his fist in the face of the Czech Republic goalkeeper after Francisco Conceicao’s late goal sparked wild celebrations
One of the game’s all-time greats and winner in 2016 has had many memorable moments at the Euros
Tournament provides young talents such as Phil Foden, Benjamin Sesko and Florian Wirtz chance to shine on the biggest stage
Midfielder said his focus is on FA Cup final and Euro 2024, but suggested he may leave Old Trafford
Former Everton manager may be required to choose between return to club football and replacing Fernando Santos
Departure of Fernando Santos has opened up Portugal job for the first time in eight years
Morocco, surprise semi-finalists at the 2022 World Cup, have the highest number of foreign-born players of any squad
The shock defeat to Morocco on Saturday was the second time in succession that the 37-year-old had been dropped to the bench
Supporters around the world celebrated Morocco's stunning quarter-final upset
Plus, head-to-head record, latest odds and how both teams have fared in Qatar so far
Cristiano Ronaldo was in tears after Morocco beat Portugal in the quarter-finals
The Portuguese FA insist that Ronaldo is not in dispute with coach Fernando Santos and that he still has a role to play at this World Cup
Telegraph Sport columnist and former England international changes his prediction for World Cup champions with the quarter finals looming
Cristiano Ronaldo was once again centre of attention on Tuesday night, despite being dropped to the bench by Portugal coach Fernando Santos
Having topped Group H despite defeat to South Korea in their final match, Portugal thrashed Switzerland to reach the quarter-finals