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FIFA World Cup | Under-fire Portugal eyes sharper attacking effort against Uzbekistan

FIFA World Cup | Under-fire Portugal eyes sharper attacking effort against Uzbekistan
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Portugal is looking to improve its attacking performance against Uzbekistan following a disappointing 1-1 draw with DR Congo. The team faces scrutiny over its reliance on 41-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo.

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Examines the tactical challenges of managing aging star players in high-stakes international football tournaments.

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For a team that enjoyed 75 per cent possession, completed 783 passes and spent much of the afternoon monopolising the ball, Portugal emerged from its World Cup opener with remarkably little to show for.

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