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Your support makes all the difference.Cristiano Ronaldo will step out onto the Manaus pitch against the USA hoping to bounce back from Portugal's thrashing at the hands of Germany.
In preparation for the eyes of the world being trained on the No 7 once more, the world's best player has decided to rock a new haircut.
But it's not one of his best.
Ronaldo, always looking as if he's stepped straight from the runway to the football pitch, has inexplicably added a zigzag to his perfect locks.
But fortunately for the Real Madrid man, the dodgy zigzag is not even the worst work a barber has done at this World Cup.
We look at some of the worst offenders in Brazil.
Portugal face the USA in Manaus. Kick off is at 11pm.
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