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On Monday, the stars were on full display at the World Cup. Lionel Messi made history, while Kylian Mbapp and Erling Haaland also scored twice. Cristiano Ronaldo responded on Tuesday with a brace of his own. The 41-year-old star powered Portugal's blowout win that headlined the match day. Here's the best of match day 13 at the FIFA World Cup. Portugal vs. Uzbekistan England vs. Ghana Panama vs. Croatia Colombia vs. DR Congo BEST OF THE DAY Goal Of The Day When Portugal got a free kick in the 17th minute, everyone was looking to Ronaldo. Instead, its star left back stepped up. Nuno Mendes has become a star for Paris Saint-Germain, which has won the last two UEFA Champions Leagues. Mendes stepped up and drilled a free kick past Uzbekistan goalkeeper Abduvohid Nematov. Assist Of The Day Fernandes set a Premier League assist record this past season with 21. He brought that form to Houston on Tuesday. Fernandes is dangerous when he gets the ball in space, and he's even more dangerous when Ronaldo is running ahead of him on the break. The Manchester United star picked out Ronaldo with a great through pass that was put in the back of the net. Save Of The Day Livakovic came up clutch for Croatia with multiple saves in the 68th minute to preserve the 1-0 lead. Amir Murillo made a run from right back and forced the keeper into a great series of saves. Panama was threatening throughout the game, and this was probably its best chance to break through. Moment Of The Day Ronaldo struggled to make an impact in Portugal's opener against DR Congo, but it didn't take him long to get involved against Uzbekistan. Right back Joo Cancelo made a run down the wing and played a perfect ball into the 41-year-old's path, and he made no mistake. He added another 33 minutes later, which put Portugal in line for an easy win in Houston.

Adam Finkelstein has the breakdown of each pick in one of the best drafts in recent memory

The picks are in, and I've got some early fantasy basketball winners and losers from Tuesday's first round. Let's get into it, and dont forget to check out my grades for the top-14 picks in the draft.Winners AJ Dybantsa, Washington Wizards The No. 1 pick lands in a good fantasy-friendly situation where he can best showcase his dynamic scoring and athleticism. Dybantsa averaged 25.5 points, 6.8 rebounds, 3.7 assists and over a steal per game as one of the best freshmen in the country. Now, Dybantsa teams up with Trae Young, Kyshawn George and Alex Sarr with Anthony Davis potentially joining the mix. He's a draftable fantasy asset from the jump and a safe bet to start from Day 1. Cameron Boozer, Memphis GrizzliesBoozer joining the Grizzlies is ideal because he can comfortably slot into the starting unit at power forward alongside Zach Edey. There's legit double-double potential right out of the gates, especially considering Memphis is in rebuild mode. Boozer checks several boxes from a fantasy perspective, offering efficient production in points, rebounds and assists. Of the top three teams, this was the best outcome for his fantasy value. Caleb Wilson, Chicago Bulls I was concerned that Wilson would go to a place that wouldn't maximize his talent. Usually, that place is Chicago. However, I'm trusting that its front office changes and commitment to targeting players with size, length and athleticism are the right way to redesign its roster. Wilson has the highest two-way ceiling in this draft to me and I think playing with an uptempo PG like Josh Giddey will help unlock his fantasy potential.Nic Claxton has arrived, but I think Wilson is capable of posting 15-9-3 with a couple of stocks a game as a rookie. That's a draftable asset in redraft leagues and I'll likely have him near my top 100. It's high, but I like Wilson's talent that much as a Kevin Garnett-type player. Darius Acuff Jr., Sacramento Kings Sacramento's recent track record of selecting point guards in the first round has gone well Tyrese Haliburton, De'Aaron Fox, Davion Mitchell still waiting to see on Devin Carter, but you get the point. Acuff reminds me of Stephon Marbury mad handles, great passer and top-tier scorer. With Russell Westbrook out of the way, they needed a true lead guard, and they got the first player since Pete Maravich to lead the SEC in both scoring (23.5 PPG) and assists (6.4 APG) in the same season. Kings GM Scott Perry played with Acuff's father, so it wouldn't surprise me if this was all a part of the plan. Despite all of those veterans, I think the future of this franchise is in the hands of Acuff, which should be good for fantasy purposes. Mikel Brown Jr., Brooklyn Nets Brooklyn landing Brown at No. 6 feels like a dream scenario. The Nets find their floor general to orchestrate the offense for Michael Porter Jr. and Julius Randle, and Brown steps right in as the primary guard. At Louisville, he put up 18.2 points and 4.7 assists per game, showing off elite efficiency for a college guard. Don't forget he was the best player on the Team USA U19 squad, which also featured fellow first-rounders Dybantsa, Morez Johnson Jr. and Koa Peat. With Brooklyn's open roster, he'll have every opportunity to cook. LosersBrayden Burries, Milwaukee Bucks The talent is real, but the landing spot is brutal. Milwaukee is carrying Tyler Herro, Ryan Rollins, Kevin Porter Jr. and Kasparas Jakuionisin the backcourt. Burries is buried before he plays a single NBA minute. He's still a top-10 dynasty pick, but until the Bucks shed some guard depth, redraft managers shouldn't consider Burries an option in his rookie campaign. New Orleans Pelicans New Orleans spent the night and day dangling Trey Murphy III, trying to move into the first round and came away empty-handed. In a class loaded with players that could help improve their roster, not landing a single first-round pick is a miss. Failing to make a move before the draft only hurts its leverage, in my opinion. New York Knicks New York drafted Cameron Carr, then flipped him to the Lakers for PG Sergio De Larrea a Valencia-based prospect who isn't coming over next season. The Knicks burned a first-round pick on a draft-and-stash when they could've drafted some insurance for their championship roster. The Knicks love their international prospects, but in this instance, there were plenty of options to fill out their roster.

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