12 things we loved on day seven: Isco, Keane, Ronaldo, Wright & more

Planet Football • 21 Jun 2018

Former Manchester United and Arsenal heroes made us chuckle for their work in the ITV studios on day seven of the World Cup.

One week on from the opening match of the tournament, all three matches ended 1-0 as Portugal beat Morocco, Uruguay bested Saudi Arabia and Spain were victors against Iran.

We’ve rounded up the best of the action on and off the pitch in Russia.

Iran throw

There are seconds left, your team are 1-0 down in a World Cup game and you win a throw-in. Why wouldn’t you do this?

https://twitter.com/cam_adams99/status/1009670141360115712

Isco

A wonderful footballer and good with animals. Form an orderly queue. We love it when animals invade the pitch.

https://twitter.com/3dnan_RMA/status/1009524523501268995

Gareth Southgate

Four years on from physio Gary Lewin dislocating his ankle celebrating Daniel Sturridge’s goal against Italy, England’s injury curse has struck again.

England injury news:
Gareth Southgate dislocated right shoulder while running:
"The doc has made it clear that punching the air is not an option" #worldcup

— Rob Harris (@RobHarris) June 20, 2018

Ian Wright

Upon hearing the news about Gareth Southgate, Wright asked the question we were all thinking.

https://twitter.com/jj_mclaughlin/status/1009512140649189376

Roy Keane

Just look at Keano’s reaction. “Must not let my guard down, must not let my guard down.”

Ian Wright: "what's he [Southgate] doing in the woods?" Even Keano liked that one!! 😂 #WorldCup18 #itv pic.twitter.com/yO8stiT85Y

— John Kelly (@SuperJK10) June 20, 2018

Roy Keane II

He’s still scaring us.

Roy Keane on Carlos Queiroz is next-level analysis. pic.twitter.com/UXU2VoI8Ux

— Ronan Mullen (@RonanReigns) June 20, 2018

Roy Keane III

Just imagine being at his house on Christmas day. Just imagine it.

Roy Keane is the sober guy at a party who is getting pretty fed up with his drunk mates. pic.twitter.com/xUqfUVgB4z

— Bennettron (@Bennettron) June 20, 2018

Cristiano Ronaldo

A good day’s work, you have to say.

A look back at Cristiano Ronaldo's day:

– 85th international goal, most by any player in European history
– 2nd player to score 4 goals at a #WorldCup after 33rd birthday
– 1st player w/ 4 goals through team’s 1st 2 games at World Cup since Miroslav Klose for Germany in 2002 pic.twitter.com/F1Ad9pAvW1

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) June 20, 2018