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Martinez backs VAR after Portugal edge Croatia 2-1; Dalic slams refereeing

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Portugal defeated Croatia 2-1 in a dramatic World Cup match, with Goncalo Ramos scoring the winner in stoppage time. Portugal coach Roberto Martinez defended the VAR decisions, stating there were no errors and expressing support for ball-tracking technology. Croatia manager Zlatko Dalic sharply criticised the officiating, calling it very poor refereeing. However, Dalic acknowledged that his team had opportunities to win the match before the late goal sealed Portugal's victory.

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