Adidas and its chip will ‘take away’ from Cristiano’s goal

Cristiano ‘scored’ his second goal in this World Cup against Uruguay. Well at least that’s what he saw when it was over a cross from Bruno Fernandes that was poisonedhe put his head in and at first it looked like Ronaldo just combed to deflect the ball and lose Sergio RochetUruguay goalkeeper, but not like that.

When he raised his finger after seeing how the ball hit the net, we all thought the Portuguese star had finished, but when the replay was over, we were all left wondering if Cristiano touched the ball, and if he did, it was with his bangs. Now we have cleared the doubts, after the FIFA first conceded the goal, and then gave it to Bruno Fernandes, Adidas and FIFA They confirmed that the ‘bug’ did not touch the ball.

Through the German brand’s World Cup ball technology adidas, the rhila, has a chip which measures in millimeters the fluctuation of the force received by the ball, and in those measurements, Cristiano’s touch does not exist, that is, Cristiano did not touch the ball no matter how much he celebrated the goal as himself and looked on the scoreboard to prove if it was scored for him granted.

As you explained adidasthe brand that has been making World Cup balls ever since Mexico in 1970with artificial balls like TangoThe FevernovaThe team spirit or the Jabulani which brings back so many great memories from South Africa 2010. This year’s ball, the rhilaand the technology in it, did not see the ‘beat’ of the ball

“With the ‘Connected Ball’ technology found in the official Adidas Al Rihla balls, it can be shown that no contact with the ball by Cristiano Ronaldo for the first goal in the game. No external force can be measured on the ball, as shown by the lack of lose on the ball and in the measurements”, the German brand has been fixed, thus closing the chapter on who the goal was, and FIFA awarded it to the United midfielder.