Ronaldo achieves striking greatness

Ronaldo became the leading scorer in World Cup finals history when he struck early in Brazil's last-16 match against Ghana in Dortmund.

Tue, 27 Jun, 2006 - 18:29
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Ronaldo became the leading scorer in World Cup finals history when he struck early in Brazil's last-16 match against Ghana in Dortmund.

The Real Madrid striker slotted home after just four minutes to score his third goal in Germany.

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