Portugal's national football team on Tuesday took to the field in Moscow to prepare for its upcoming World Cup clash against Morocco, having drawn 3-3 in its opening tie against Spain.
Ronaldo, whose hat-trick on Friday may have dented Spain top goalkeeper David de Gea's confidence, worked alongside his teammates after recovering from some slight ankle pain.
European champion Portugal is set to play Morocco, currently at the bottom of the Group B table on Wednesday.
Portugal forward Andre Silva said Portugal had to be prepared for a tough match against the North African team.
"Morocco did not concede a single goal in qualifying. We have to trust our team and our qualities," the 22-year-old said on the squad's official Twitter account.
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