UEFA Euro 2016 last: Gareth Bale has a message for Portugal
Gareth Bale and the whole Wales group were sent home by Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal in the semi-finals of UEFA Euro 2016.
It could have been Gareth Bale playing at the Stade de France, tonight, against any semblance of Antoine Griezmann and organization. Be that as it may, his nation's children's story experience at the European Championship needed to end as Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal rose as the better side, a couple days prior, in the Last 4.
Precluded through harm, Bale's Real Madrid associate Pepe watched the match from the stands as new Valencia CF marking Luis Nani secured the Portuguese group's triumph. Three minutes before that, UEFA Champions League topscorer Ronaldo had broken the stop with a trademark bounce and strong header.
Pepe is at long last fit and is required to come back to activity. Alongside CR7, he speaks to Real Madrid's lone players left at UEFA Euro 2016 as Germany's Toni Kroos was kicked out by finalists France in the other sem-last apparatus. For club fellow team member Gareth Bale, the decision is made: he is anticipating triumph for Portugal.
The Welshman took to Facebook and posted the picture beneath with the accompanying message:
"Wish my partners Cristiano Ronaldo and Pepe good fortunes today evening time!"
It could have been Gareth Bale playing at the Stade de France, tonight, against any semblance of Antoine Griezmann and organization. Be that as it may, his nation's children's story experience at the European Championship needed to end as Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal rose as the better side, a couple days prior, in the Last 4.
Precluded through harm, Bale's Real Madrid associate Pepe watched the match from the stands as new Valencia CF marking Luis Nani secured the Portuguese group's triumph. Three minutes before that, UEFA Champions League topscorer Ronaldo had broken the stop with a trademark bounce and strong header.
Pepe is at long last fit and is required to come back to activity. Alongside CR7, he speaks to Real Madrid's lone players left at UEFA Euro 2016 as Germany's Toni Kroos was kicked out by finalists France in the other sem-last apparatus. For club fellow team member Gareth Bale, the decision is made: he is anticipating triumph for Portugal.
The Welshman took to Facebook and posted the picture beneath with the accompanying message:
"Wish my partners Cristiano Ronaldo and Pepe good fortunes today evening time!"
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