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With a spot on the line for what could be his fifth and final World Cup, Cristiano Ronaldo needs to avoid an upset like the one that ended Italy's hopes of making it to the tournament in Qatar.
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Portugal face North Macedonia in their 2022 FIFA World Cup play-off clash on Wednesday, at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto. Cristiano Ronaldo will be aiming to qualify for a fifth World Cup with Portugal and get another chance to lift the trophy for the first time at the age of 37. The winners of the match will book a spot in this year's World Cup in Qatar. Meanwhile, North Macedonia have shocked fans in having made it till the playoffs, after they eliminated Italy last Thursday. Both sides will be aiming for a win and book a berth in the World Cup finals which will be held in Qatar later this year.
Portugal's World Cup play-off against North Macedonia on Tuesday is a "matter of life and death", said Cristiano Ronaldo ahead of the game. Manchester United star Ronaldo is hoping to qualify for a fifth World Cup with Portugal and secure another chance to lift the trophy for the first time at the age of 37.
(Reuters) - Roberto Mancini has vowed to stay on as Italy manager, telling reporters on Monday that he wanted to eventually win the World Cup despite the European champions failing to qualify for the showpiece event for the second time in a row.
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Roberto Mancini has vowed to stay on as Italy manager, telling reporters on Monday that he wanted to eventually win the World Cup despite the European champions failing to qualify for the showpiece event for the second time in a row.
Leonardo Bonucci says it is "absurd" that the World Cup qualifying play-offs are decided in one-off matches.