Cristiano Ronaldo and Daria Werbowy

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Cristiano Ronaldo and Canadian supermodel Daria Werbowy in the new US Vogue magazine.

Cristiano Ronaldo says I'm very happy with my season

I'm very happy with my season

Cristiano Ronaldo has expressed his delight at how the club's season has panned out so far.

United have just set a new Premier League record by notching their 12th consecutive clean sheet against Everton, and have more importantly stretched their lead at the top to five points over chasers Liverpool and Chelsea.

Naturally, praise has been widespread for Ronaldo and his team-mates in recent weeks, and the Portuguese admits that he has been pleased with his own contribution to the campaign.

"I'm very happy with my season," he said.

"I've scored a few important goals and I want to carry on, but I don't need to think about what's going on in the next weeks. I need to do my job, carry on and help the team.

"If you win every game 1-0 it's good. Sometimes it's important to score goals but Everton were not an easy team.

"I think we have to appreciate the attitude and the character of the team - 1-0, three points, it's okay."

Cleansheet hero

Ronaldo also had words of praise for United's veteran keeper Edwin van der Sar whose performances in goal have been crucial to the club's incredible run.

"It's unbelievable. Edwin deserves it; he's a great man, a great goalkeeper. He works a lot - for his age! - and I'm really happy for him," he added.

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United Break Record with Cristiano Ronaldo

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United Break Record

Cristiano Ronaldo made one goal and scored two himself as United 'clicked' for the first time this season, smashing poor West Brom 5-0! Ronaldo nearly had a hatrick, but uncharacteristically blasted wide from 10 yards.

United also made it a record 11 Premier League clean sheets in a row! United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar has now gone 1,032 minutes without conceding, beating the previous record set by Chelsea's Petr Cech five seasons ago.

United were lifted by the return of Rio Ferdinand after a back injury - but he was rarely required as the champions strolled to victory.

Michael Carrick exchanged passes with Berbatov and the Bulgarian completed the formalities with an angled finish to put them ahead after 22 minutes.

Ronaldo was guilty of squandering a glorious opening when he chipped over Carson when clean through, but his effort rolled wide.

The huge task facing Albion was made even tougher five minutes before the interval when Robinson was shown a red card by referee Styles for a meaty challenge on Park. It did not look like he had his foot raised and he appeared to get the ball, but Styles saw differently and enraged The Hawthorns by sending off the experienced defender.

The game was effectively over as a contest seconds before the interval when Carson dropped Giggs' free-kick at the feet of Tevez six yards out, the Argentine slotting home a simple finish.

United got their third on the hour when Vidic arrived to power a corner from Giggs past Carson. It was now a case of damage limitation for Albion - but United were not in the mood to allow them even that small mercy.

The fourth came after 65 minutes when Tevez released Giggs, who timed his pass to perfection for Ronaldo to score with a precise right-foot finish. Ronaldo was on target again eight minutes later when Berbatov, who looked suspiciously offside, played him in to beat Carson through his legs.

It was time for some changes from United, with Ferguson giving a debut to new Serbian signing Zoran Tosic.

It was a comfortable night for United - but not for rivals Liverpool and Chelsea who play on Wednesday.

West Brom: Carson, Hoefkens, Pele, Donk, Robinson, Zuiverloon (Morrison 64), Borja Valero, Koren, Brunt, Simpson (Bednar 64), Fortune (Cech 46).

Subs Not Used: Kiely, Kim, Dorrans, Filipe Teixeira.
Sent Off: Robinson (40).
Booked: Koren, Bednar, Carson, Donk, Morrison.

Man Utd: Van der Sar, Neville (Eckersley 71), Ferdinand (Brown 70), Vidic, O'Shea, Park, Carrick, Giggs, Ronaldo, Berbatov (Tosic 77), Tevez.

Subs Not Used: Kuszczak, Scholes, Fletcher, Gibson.
Booked: Park, Carrick.
Goals: Berbatov 22, Tevez 44, Vidic 60, Ronaldo 65, 73.

Att: 26,105
Ref: Rob Styles (Hampshire).

Ronaldo to play in NYC

Ronaldo to play in NYC

Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed that he will be starring in a charity match in New York City.

Their exhibition match will take place on Sunday, June 14 and will conclude a four-day period of fundraising and events.

Players who have confirmed their place in Silvestre's European All Stars squad so far are:

Silvestre (Arsenal), Ronaldo (Man United), Hnery (Barcelona), Anelka (Chelsea), Drogba (Chelsea), Sagna (Arsenal), Makelele (PSG), Adebayor (Arsenal), Lampard (Chelsea), Clichy (Arsenal), Almunia (Arsenal), Dabo (Lazio), Vieira (Internazionale), Giggs (Man United) and Gallas (Arsenal).

Since Schools for Hope was launched four years ago, it has funded the construction and opening of two schools in Africa and Asia, serving over 600 underprivileged children.

The foundation’s goal is to continue to build schools throughout the world including Asia, South America, Eastern Europe and the United States

Cristiano Ronaldo Secret Real Contract

Has Cristiano Ronaldo signed a secret contract with Real Madrid? The Spanish Press seem to think so.

Whilst not the most trustworthy paper, Sport newspaper say that Cristiano Ronaldo's agent Jorge Mendes has signed a contract with Real Madrid already, worth an estimated £91m.

Supposedly the document was signed by Mendes and ex-Real supremo Roman Calderon, with a penalty clause of £20m included that Cristiano will have to pay if he doesn't start next season in the white of Madrid.

Whilst obviously such contracts are dodgy, a similar contract snared Luis Figo for Real.

Whether the contract actually exists, and whether it can be enforced now that Calderon has left his post, remains to be seen.