Portugal national football team

Portugal national football team
  • ZURICH - SWITZERLAND - DECEMBER 21 : Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo receives the FIFA Fair Play trophy 2009 from the hands of Elisabeth Puskas and Georges Weah during the FIFA World Player Gala 2009 at the Kongresshaus on December 21, 2009 in Zurich, Switzerland.

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  • Soccer Shorts

    ...move to Madrid last summer for a world record fee of ¤91 million. Madrid had long been pursuing the Portugal international and the relationship between the two clubs had rapidly disintegrated with United manager Alex Ferguson famously claiming he would not... |more

  • Tip of the Day

    ...claiming top spot. Wales is inconsistent and Montenegro will do no more than make up the numbers here.Group H sees Portugal and Denmark drawn together again after the Danes qualified ahead of the Portuguese for the World Cup. One of the two should definitely... |more

  • Back so soon Robinho set for return to England in March for Brazil v Ireland
    Back so soon Robinho set for return to England in March for Brazil v Ireland

    ...the Republic of Ireland at the Emirates Stadium next month. The Manchester City forward cited fears over his place in the national team when he forced a six-month loan move to Santos at the end of last month. But Brazil boss Dunga has stuck with the 26-year-old... |more

  • Cristiano Ronaldo
    'Cristiano Ronaldo turned down Barcelona'

    ...move to Madrid last summer for a world record fee of £80million. Madrid had long been pursuing the Portugal international and the relationship between the two clubs had rapidly disintegrated with United manager Sir Alex Ferguson famously claiming he would... |more

  • France's Euro 2012 Qualifying Draw: Analysis and Reaction

    ...14 games against Luxembourg, although the two sides haven’t met since 1985. Gerard Houllier, technical director of the national side, and speaking to L'Equipe,  labelled it a “winnable group,” whilst also acknowledging that Romania are always tough opposition. Jean-Pierre... |more