FIFA decided on Ronaldo- Bruno’s goal

The most high-voltage match in Group ‘H’ was between Portugal and Uruguay. Cristiano Ronaldo’s team won that match 2-0. They confirmed the second round with this victory. However, despite the team winning, CRSeven has given rise to new controversies. The forward claimed a goal scored by a teammate as his own. Since then the controversy started.

In the 54th minute of the match, a strong shot by Bruno Fernandez hit the net of Uruguay. But Ronaldo jumped on that ball. Heading is also seen by CRSEVEN. The Portuguese star also cheered wildly after the goal. But in the end, the goal was written in the name of Fernandez. And that has created extreme controversy.

Action replays showed the ball did not touch Ronaldo’s head. Still, at the end of the match, Ronaldo claimed the goal as his own. In this incident, a storm of discussion and criticism has arisen in the entire football world. On the other hand, at the end of the match, the owner of the goal, Fandandez, said that he thought the ball had touched Ronaldo’s head.

Meanwhile, FIFA said about this controversial goal, the ball did not touch Ronaldo’s head. So the goal belongs to Fernandez. To clarify, football’s highest governing body has checked through the technology used inside the ball. Meanwhile, Adidas, the manufacturer of the World Cup ball, has also given the same information.

Adidas said there was no contact between Ronaldo and the ball when the goal was scored. They also said that they have done an accurate check with the 500 Hz sensor inside the ball. But even if it is officially resolved, the debate cannot be stopped. Ronaldo had to fall under heavy fire as he claimed his teammate’s goal. Many trolled CRSeven on social media.