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Ronaldo, 41, becomes oldest scorer in World Cup knockout stage with penalty vs Croatia

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Cristiano Ronaldo made history at the FIFA World Cup by becoming the oldest player to score in the knockout stages, achieving the feat at 41 years and 147 days. He netted a penalty against Croatia to reach the milestone. The goal also moved him to second place on the all-time World Cup scoring charts. Additionally, Ronaldo became the oldest outfield player to start a knockout stage match at the tournament. The achievement further cements his status as one of football's most enduring figures.

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