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Portugal national football teamOn 18 December 1921 in Madrid, Portugal lost 1-3 it's first international game against Spain football team. Until now 674 Portugal national team matches were held. Portugal qualified for 8 World Cup finals, the team's biggest success was the third place in 1966. European Championship winner 2016, finalist 2004. Portugal national football team all-time recordWP 60.9 P 674 W 334 D 153 L 187 GF 1171 GA 760 GF/P 1.737 GA/P 1.128 Av attendance 30 990 WP - winning percentage, P - played, W - wins, D - draws, L - losses, GF - goals for, GA - goals against, Av - average Portugal football results by competition Competition Played Won Drawn Lost Goals For Goals Against Winning Percentage Friendly matches and other tournaments 303 125 70 108 477 412 52.8 All-time Portugal results by date 3
16 Dec 1923 15:00
Seville, Avenida de la Reina Victoria Friendly International 7
18 Apr 1926 15:00 (+1:00)
Toulouse, Stade des Ponts Jumeaux Friendly International 10
17 Apr 1927 15:00 (+1:00)
Turin, Stadio Via Filadelfia Friendly International 11
29 May 1927 17:30 (+1:00)
Madrid, Estadio Metropolitano de Madrid Friendly International 16
27 May 1928 15:00 (+1:20)
Amsterdam, Olympisch Stadion IX. Olympic Games Final Tournament 1928, Classification matches 17
29 May 1928 16:00 (+1:20)
Amsterdam, Het Nederlandsche Sportpark (Het Oude Stadion) IX. Olympic Games Final Tournament 1928, First round 18
04 Jun 1928 19:00 (+1:20)
Amsterdam, Olympisch Stadion IX. Olympic Games Final Tournament 1928, Quarterfinal 20
24 Mar 1929 15:00
Colombes, Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir Friendly International 27
31 May 1931 15:30 (+1:00)
Lisbon, Estádio do Lumiar Friendly International 28
03 May 1932 17:30 (+1:00)
Lisbon, Estádio do Lumiar Friendly International 30
02 Apr 1933 16:30
Vigo, Estadio Municipal de Balaídos Friendly International 31
11 Mar 1934 16:00
Chamartín de la Rosa, Estadio Chamartín 1934 FIFA World Cup Qualification, Group 2 32
18 Mar 1934 16:00
Lisbon, Estádio do Lumiar 1934 FIFA World Cup Qualification, Group 2 36
28 Nov 1937 15:00
Vigo, Estadio Municipal de Balaídos Friendly International 37
09 Jan 1938 15:00
Lisbon, Estádio José Manuel Soares (das Salesias) Friendly International 38
30 Jan 1938 15:00
Lisbon, Estádio José Manuel Soares (das Salesias) Friendly International 39
24 Apr 1938 15:00 (+1:00)
Frankfurt am Main, Waldstadion Friendly International 40
01 May 1938 16:00 (+1:00)
Milan, Arena Civica 1938 FIFA World Cup Qualification, Group 5 Portugal national football team records and stats9:0 Biggest victory (9 September 2023 vs Luxembourg) 0:10 Heaviest defeat (5 May 1947 vs England) 11 Most consecutive victories (3 March 2023 vs Liechtenstein - 3 March 2024 vs Sweden) 19 Most consecutive matches without defeat (3 March 2005 vs Canada - 7 July 2006 vs England, 2 February 2009 vs Finland - 6 June 2010 vs Brazil) 4 Most consecutive draws (6 June 2007 vs Kuwait* - 9 September 2007 vs Serbia, 11 November 2018 vs Italy - 3 March 2019 vs Serbia) 23 Most consecutive matches without a draw (6 June 2022 vs Switzerland - 3 March 2024 vs Slovenia) 13 Most consecutive matches without victory (5 May 1949 vs Rep. of Ireland - 9 September 1953 vs Austria) 7 Most consecutive defeats (6 June 1957 vs Brazil - 5 May 1959 vs Sweden, 6 June 1961 vs Argentina - 11 November 1962 vs Bulgaria) 17 Most consecutive matches scoring (7 July 2006 vs Germany - 11 November 2007 vs Armenia) 4 Most consecutive matches without scoring (12 December 1996 vs Germany - 3 March 1997 vs Northern Ireland) 17 Most consecutive matches conceding a goal (2 February 1949 vs Italy - 11 November 1953 vs South Africa) 8 Most consecutive matches without conceding a goal (10 October 1998 vs Slovakia - 8 August 1999 vs Andorra) External sources
| Portugal football association Portuguese Football Federation Most caps for Portugal 1. Cristiano Ronaldo (2003 - 2024) - 206 caps 2. João Moutinho (2005 - 2022) - 146 caps 3. Pepe (2007 - 2024) - 136 caps 4. Luís Figo (1991 - 2006) - 127 caps 5. Nani (2006 - 2017) - 112 caps Most goals for Portugal 1. Cristiano Ronaldo (2003 - 2024) - 128 goals 2. Pauleta (1997 - 2006) - 47 goals 3. Eusébio (1961 - 1973) - 41 goals 4. Luís Figo (1991 - 2006) - 32 goals 5. Nuno Gomes (1996 - 2011) - 29 goals | |||||||||
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