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Will Wenger revert to 'I didn't see it'?! Former Arsenal boss will have a say in whether Ronaldo is awarded Portugal's first goal against Uruguay, as part of his role at FIFA

By Adeola Olaniyi for MailOnline

Arsene Wenger is set to play a role in deciding whether Cristiano Ronaldo is credited with Portugal’s first goal in their 2-0 win over Uruguay last night.

Ronaldo appeared to glance home Bruno Fernandes’s cross in the second half of Monday night’s clash to give Portugal the lead.

But replays have cast doubt over whether the former Manchester United forward got a touch on Fernandes’s ball into the box into the 64th minute.


And on Tuesday, Sportsmail exclusively revealed that Ronaldo did not get a touch on the ball for Portugal's opener, according to 'highly accurate' data taken from a sensor inside the match ball courtesy of Adidas. 

Arsene Wenger is set to play a role in deciding whether Cristiano Ronaldo is credited with Portugal’s first goal in their 2-0 World Cup win over Uruguay in Group H on Monday night
Arsene Wenger is set to play a role in deciding whether Cristiano Ronaldo is credited with Portugal’s first goal in their 2-0 World Cup win over Uruguay in Group H on Monday night
Ronaldo leapt to get his head to Bruno Fernandes's cross and the ball found its way into the net
Ronaldo leapt to get his head to Bruno Fernandes's cross and the ball found its way into the net
The former Manchester United forward celebrated wildly and claimed the goal but it is uncertain if he got a touch on the cross from Fernandes
The former Manchester United forward celebrated wildly and claimed the goal but it is uncertain if he got a touch on the cross from Fernandes

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