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10th July 2016
10:45am BST

"Ronaldo can be anonymous, lose a lot of balls, but he still knows that he can score. He stays focused," Henry told the BBC.
"Wales did a good job against Ronaldo. He was nowhere to be seen - and then 1-0. It looked like he was getting annoyed, but how do you stop that?"
But despite the threat of Ronaldo, Henry believes France have what it takes to win on home soil, just as they did in the final of the 1998 World Cup.
"We have a habit of winning tournaments at home. There is something about our culture," the former Arsenal striker added.

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