The sensor confirmed Ronaldo had not touched the ball, the Portuguese Football Federation said it has no plan to prove the goal belonged to Ronaldo – yqqlm

Portuguese media dismissed the rumours, saying that the Portuguese Football Association has no plans to present proof to FIFA that it was Ronaldo’s goal.

After Portugal defeated Uruguay 2-0, Spanish media published an article stating that the Portuguese Football Association intended to submit evidence to FIFA to “put pressure” on Ronaldo for the goal.

However, this report was rejected by the Portuguese media, who stated that this is a normal procedure, and the FIFA Technical Committee will analyze the goal in detail to understand who scored it.

According to ESPN, “Daily Mail”, The Athletic and many other media from FIFA, the data from the in-ball sensor in the game showed that Ronaldo did not touch the ball during Portugal’s first goal, and the goal belongs to him. Enter B fee.