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Published 02:25 IST, June 27th 2024

'Literally a PEN': Fans FUME as Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty appeal leads to booking DRAMA vs Georgia

Fans express frustration as Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty appeal turns into a booking saga during the intense match against Georgia, sparking controversy.

Reported by: Aryan Suraj Chadha
Cristiano Ronaldo | Image: X

In a commanding display during the UEFA Euro 2024 Group F match, Georgia secured a convincing 2-0 lead against Portugal. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia opened the scoring early in the 2nd minute, setting the tone for Georgia's strong performance. Georges Mikautadze later converted a penalty in the 57th minute to double Georgia's advantage over Portugal. The Georgian team showcased skillful attacking play and resolute defense to maintain their lead, putting them in a favorable position as the match progresses.

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Internet FUMES as Cristiano Ronaldo booked for penalty appeal after shirt pull in the box vs Georgia

The internet erupted in outrage as Cristiano Ronaldo was controversially booked for a penalty appeal after a shirt pull incident in the box during the intense face-off between Portugal and Georgia in the UEFA Euro 2024 tournament. The match witnessed Georgia clinching a monumental 2-0 victory with goals from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Georges Mikautadze. Ronaldo's frustration was evident as he was substituted in the 66th minute in a bid to secure a record-breaking goal. The match saw drama unfold with a penalty awarded to Georgia after a VAR review, further fueling the heated encounter. Despite Portugal dominating possession and creating several goal-scoring opportunities, resilient defense and sharp goalkeeping from Georgia denied them success. The scenes on the pitch left fans in disbelief as the underdog Georgia managed to secure a historic triumph, shaping the narrative of the thrilling encounter.

Updated 02:25 IST, June 27th 2024

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