Georgina Rodriguez watches on from stands as Cristiano Ronaldo breaks down in tears after Portugal's World Cup KO | The Sun
GEORGINA RODRIGUEZ was in attendance to watch Cristiano Ronaldo against Morocco – but the superstar was left in tears.
Ronaldo was dropped from the Portugal side to face Switzerland in the last-16 following a bust-up with manager Fernando Santos.
The striker reacted badly to being substituted against South Korea and Santos was not happy with his behaviour.
Ronaldo's replacement Goncalo Ramos scored a hat-trick as Portugal beat Switzerland 6-1, though CR7 did play a cameo role.
But he started on the bench against Morocco – and Georgina was not amused.
She had a stern look as she watched on from the stands waving a Portugal flag.
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Her support paid off shortly after half-time when Ronaldo was brought on from the bench with Portugal trailing 1-0.
Although the axed Manchester United star was unable to inspire his side back to level terms.
Morocco's Youssef En-Nesyri's first-half opener was enough to separate the sides.
Ronaldo later missed a golden chance to tie the game but his right-footed effort was driller into keeper Yassine Bounou's arms.
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Ten-men Morocco managed to hold on until the end and became the first African side to reach a World Cup semi-final.
But for Ronaldo he was left in tears after being dumped out of what he previously admitted could be his final effort at football's greatest prize.
He returns home, without a club after leaving United, with just one World Cup 2022 goal to his name.
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