Cristiano Ronaldo confident for Confederations Cup final

Cristiano Ronaldo confident for Confederations Cup final

Portuguese skipper Cristiano Ronaldo confident for Confederations Cup final. The Euro 2016 champions led the pack on 33 minutes through a penalty from their captain, his 75th international goal. Before Manchester City-bound midfielder Bernardo Silva thumped in a moment from short proximity just to get a lower leg injury which saw him substituted at the break.

Forward Andre Silva wrapped up the agreeable triumph with a savage calculated complete on 80 minutes, and Nani included a fourth in stoppage time.

Cristiano Ronaldo confident for Confederations Cup final

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Cristiano Ronaldo confident for Confederations Cup final

With has Russia losing against Mexico in Kazan, Portugal advanced as Group A victors, while the All Whites completed base after a third straight annihilation.

It stays to been seen who Fernando Santos’ men will next meet in Kazan on Wednesday, however, Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo confident for Confederations Cup final to be on lifting the trophy back at the Krestovsky Stadium on July 2.

We are exceptionally upbeat to be in the semi-finals,” he said. “We played exceptionally well, we wanted to win and get the outcome in the main half, (yet) i t was difficult to play superior to anything we played in light of the fact that the grass (on the pitch) was bad.”

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“We realize that in the semi-finals both Chile and Germany are awesome teams. However, we are sure and need to win.”

While Chile and Germany are right now top of Group B, Australia or Cameroon could yet advance to the knockout stage with a startling triumph on Sunday.

Portugal mentor Santos said at a question and answered session: “I will break down the adversaries and set up the amusement paying little mind to who we will play.”

“It is another stage, entirely unexpected, yet the point is to win. We must be better and more reliable, more grounded in both ways. You need to attempt to achieve the goal and keep them from scoring.”