Portugal won not without difficulty 3-2 against Ghana in the second match of Group H of the World Cup in Qatar. The opener came from the eternal Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored in a 5th edition of the World Cup, a record.
Cristiano Ronaldo, without a club since breaking his contract by mutual agreement with Manchester United, made World Cup history by converting a penalty (65th).
Ghana equalized through André Ayew (73rd), but the Portuguese then made the decision with successes from Joao Félix (78th) and Rafael Leao (80th), the latter barely entering the field. Bukari revived the suspense in vain by reducing the score in the 89th.
A slow game to get going
This meeting was essentially worth its second half. At the end of the first, where nothing had happened apart from a stoppage of Zigi in front of Ronaldo (10th), the specter of a new 0-0 lurked in the area. But fortunately, the penalty, a bit severe, awarded to the Portuguese really started the match and forced the Ghanaians to abandon their wait-and-see tactic.
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