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Ronaldo sees red for headbutt

Portsmouth 1 Manchester United 1

Ronaldo sees red for headbutt

Wed, 15 Aug, 2007 - 23:44

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Portsmouth 1 Manchester United 1

Ronaldo was sent off for an apparent headbutt on Portsmouth substitute Richard Hughes in a dramatic last few minutes at Fratton Park tonight.

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