Ronaldo secures semi-final place for Portugal

Czech Republic 0 Portugal 1

Ronaldo secures semi-final place for Portugal
Thu, 21 Jun, 2012 - 23:04

Czech Republic 0 Portugal 1

Cristiano Ronaldo headed Portugal into the semi-finals of the European Championships at the expense of the Czech Republic in Warsaw tonight.

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