
New Delhi, July 1: Millions of Cristiano Ronaldo fans all over the world were left stunned as Uruguay knocked Portugal out of the FIFA World Cup 2018 with an emphatic 2-1 win.

Edinson Cavani scored twice as the South American side shattered Ronaldo's World Cup dream on a day when another modern-day great Lionel Messi too failed to take his team, Argentina, to the next round.
Paris Saint-Germain striker Cavani curled home a superb 62nd-minute winner to settle a thrilling second-round duel in Sochi yesterday which sent Uruguay into a quarter-final against France next Friday.
Cavani had already put Uruguay in front early on, only for Pepe to head Portugal level in the 55th minute in a thrilling contest that was not the battle of attrition many predicted.
Having breached Portugal's defence twice and giving his team an eventual winning lead, Cavani had to limp off the field, raising concerns over his fitness and giving an injury scare to Uruguay fans.
Cavani had to be helped off by Ronaldo before watching the rest of the game from the dugout with ice on a calf injury. It was Ronaldo's gesture to help the PSG striker walk off the field melted the hearts of several football fans.
Football fans on social media lauded the five-time Ballon d'Or winning player for showing sportsmanship against a player who knocked his team out of the World Cup.
Here's how social media reacted to Ronaldo's gesture:
However not many felt whatever Ronaldo did was out of sportsmanship. According to many, including the commentators, the Real Madrid star striker did so because Cavani was wasting the time as the match was heading towards its conclusion and Portugal were still trailing.
This is what others had to say:
After Uruguay clinched victory to set up a last-eight showdown with France, Cavani told A Bola: "It's very exciting. I have no words to describe this.
"I am happy, happy, happy. I wonder how people are in Uruguay. Let's continue to dream."
Cavani has scored three goals in Russia but faces a race to be fit to feature against Les Bleus on July 6, with medical tests to determine to the severity of the problem.
"I hope it's nothing," he added. "We'll see what happens, we'll do [medical] exams.
"I felt pain in my calf and could not continue on the field."