The world-famous incident occurred during England's quarter-final match against Portugal, which the Three Lions eventually lost on penalties. The biggest talking point of the game, though, was Rooney's dismissal for'stamping' on Ricardo Carvalho. It was his second yellow card of the tournament and therefore resulted in him being ejected from the match. It was a harsh decision from ref Juan Antonio Oliveria, who showed Rooney a second yellow card for a foul on Cristiano Ronaldo. However, the Portuguese star went on to score what proved to be the winning penalty kick. After the match, many critics said that the decision was too hasty and that Rooney should have been allowed to continue playing. However, England manager Roy Hodgson believed that the decision was correct, saying "I've seen the film again now and I still think it was a red card." Thus, the incident ended Rooney's tournament prematurely and also saw him miss out on World Cup glory as England were beaten by Germany in the final. However, the Manchester United striker did manage to win the Golden Boot award as the top scorer at this year's tournament with five goals. After the game, Carvalho complained about the foul and claimed that it was not intentional. He was given a one-match ban by FIFA but later withdrew his complaint after consulting with his lawyers.