Portugal
association info:
Confederation: UEFA
Founded: 1914
FIFA affiliation: 1923
FIFA ranking: 8
Nickname: Selecao das Quinas
Federation president: Dr Gilberto Parca Madail
Manager: Luiz Felipe Scolari
Address: Praça de Alegria
N. 25. C.P. 21.100 LISBOA CODEX 1250-004
Tel: +351-21/325 2700
Fax: +351-21/325 2780
Website: www.fpf.pt
Ground: Estádio Nacional
Home uniform: red/green/red
Away uniform: white/dark blue/white
honours:
FIFA World Cup:
none
European Football Championship:
none
FIFA Confederations Cup:
none
Olympic Games:
none
U-20 FIFA World Cup:
1989, 1991
U-17 FIFA World Cup:
none
national team history:
World Cup Appearances: 4 (1st appearance in 1966)
Best World Cup result: Third place 1966
World Cup Record:
2006 -
2002 - Round 1
1998 - Did not qualify
1994 - Did not qualify
1990 - Did not qualify
1986 - Round 1
1982 - Did not qualify
1978 - Did not qualify
1974 - Did not qualify
1970 - Did not qualify
1966 - Third place
1962 - Did not qualify
1958 - Did not qualify
1954 - Did not qualify
1950 - Did not qualify
1938 - Did not qualify
1394 - Did not qualify
1930 - Did not enter
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European Championship Appearances: 4 (1st appearance in 1984)
Best European Championship result: Runners-up 2004
European Championship Record:
2004 - Runners-up
2000 - Semifinals
1996 - Quarterfinals
1992 - Did not qualify
1988 - Did not qualify
1984 - Semifinals
1980 - Did not qualify
1976 - Did not qualify
1972 - Did not qualify
1968 - Did not qualify
1964 - Did not qualify
1960 - Did not qualify
Olympic medal record:
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First International:
Spain 3-1 Portugal (November 18, 1921 in Madrid, Spain)
World Cup Squad Lists / Detailed Records
2006 FIFA World Cup Germany
(held from June 09 to July 09, 2006)
In Group stage the Portugal is in Group D with Mexico, Iran, Angola and Portugal.
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Preliminaries Statistics
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2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan
(held from May 31 to June 30)
manager: Antonio Oliveira
squad list:
1 GK Vítor Baía | 2 DF Jorge Costa | 3 DF Abel Xavier | 4 DF Caneira 23 1 | 5 DF Fernando Couto | 6 MF Paulo Sousa | 7 MF Luís Figo | 8 FW João Pinto | 9 FW Pauleta | 10 MF Rui Costa | 11 MF Sérgio Conceição | 12 MF Hugo Viana | 13 DF Jorge Andrade | 14 MF Pedro Barbosa | 15 GK Nelson | 16 GK Ricardo | 17 MF Paulo Bento | 18 DF Frechaut | 19 MF Capucho | 20 MF Petit | 21 FW Nuno Gomes | 22 DF Beto | 23 DF Rui Jorge
1998 Football World Cup
(held in France from June 10 to July 12)
did not participate
1994 FIFA World Cup
(held in the USA from June 17 to July 17)
did not participate
1990 Football World Cup
(held in Italy from June 08 to July 8, 1990)
did not participate
1986 Football World Cup
(held in Mexico from May 31 to June 29)
manager: José Torres
squad list:
1 GK Manuel Bento | 2 DF João Domingos Pinto | 3 MF António Sousa | 4 DF José Ribeiro | 5 DF Álvaro Magalhães | 6 MF Carlos Manuel | 7 MF Jaime Pacheco | 8 DF Frederico Rosa | 9 FW Fermando Gomes | 10 FW Paulo Futre | 11 MF Oscar Bandeirinha | 12 GK Jorge Martins | 13 DF António Morato | 14 MF Jaime Magalhães | 15 FW António Jesus Oliveira | 16 DF José Antonio | 17 FW Diamantino Miranda | 18 MF Luís Sobrinho | 19 FW Rui Águas | 20 DF Augusto Inácio | 21 MF António André | 22 GK Vítor Damas
1982 Football World Cup
(held in Spain from June 13 to July 11)
did not participate
NO INFORMATION BEFORE THE 1982 FOOTBALL WORLD CUP AVAILABLE
European Championship Squad Lists / Detailed Records
2004 UEFA European Football Championship
(held in Portugal from June 12 to July 04)
manager: Luiz Felipe Scolari
squad list:
1 GK Ricardo | 2 DF Paulo Ferreira | 3 DF Rui Jorge | 4 DF Jorge Andrade | 5 DF Fernando Couto | 6 MF Costinha | 7 MF Luis Figo | 8 MF Petit | 9 FW Pauleta | 10 MF Rui Costa | 11 FW Simão Sabrosa | 12 GK Quim | 13 DF Miguel | 14 DF Nuno Valente | 15 DF Beto | 16 DF Ricardo Carvalho | 17 FW Cristiano Ronaldo | 18 MF Maniche | 19 MF Tiago | 20 MF Deco | 21 FW Nuno Gomes | 22 GK Moreira | 23 FW Hélder Postiga
2000 UEFA European Championship
(co-hosted by Belgium and the Netherlands from June 10 to July 02)
manager: Humberto Coelho
squad list:
1 GK Vítor Baía | 2 DF Jorge Costa | 3 DF Rui Jorge | 4 MF José Luis Vidigal | 5 DF Fernando Couto | 6 MF Paulo Sousa | 7 MF Luís Figo | 8 FW João Pinto | 9 FW Ricardo Sá Pinto | 10 MF Rui Costa | 11 MF Sérgio Conceição | 12 GK Pedro Espinha | 13 DF Dimas Teixeira | 14 DF Abel Xavier | 15 MF Costinha | 16 DF Beto | 17 MF Paulo Bento | 18 FW Pauleta | 19 MF Capucho | 20 DF Carlos Secretário | 21 FW Nuno Gomes | 22 GK Quim
1996 European Football Championship
(held in England from June 08 to June 30)
manager: António Oliveira
squad list:
1 GK Vítor Baía | 2 DF Carlos Secretário | 3 MF Paulinho Santos | 4 MF Oceano | 5 DF Fernando Couto | 6 MF José Tavares | 7 MF Vítor Paneira | 8 FW João Pinto | 9 FW Ricardo Sá Pinto | 10 MF Rui Costa | 11 FW Jorge Cadete | 12 GK Alfredo Castro | 13 DF Dimas | 14 FW Pedro Barbosa | 15 FW Domingos Paciência | 16 DF Hélder | 17 FW Hugo Porfirio | 18 FW António Folha | 19 MF Paulo Sousa | 20 MF Luís Figo | 21 DF Paulo Madeira | 22 GK Rui Correia
1992 European Football Championship
(held in Sweden from June 10 to June 26)
did not participate
NO INFORMATION THE 1992 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP AVAILABLE
Most capped Portuguese players:
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Top Portugal goalscorers:
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UEFA U-21 Championship Appearances: 4 (1st appearance in 1964)
UEFA U-21 Best result: Runners-up in 1994
UEFA U-21 Championship Record:
2006 - Finished 4th of 4 in finals group. Hosts.
2004 - Third place.
2002 - Finished 3rd of 4 in finals group.
2000 - Did not qualify. Finished 2nd of 5 in qualification group.
1998 - Did not qualify. Finished 3rd of 5 in qualification group.
1996 - Losing quarter-finalists.
1994 - Runners-up
1992 - Did not qualify. Finished 2nd of 4 in qualification group.
1990 - Did not qualify. Finished 3rd of 4 in qualification group.
1988 - Did not qualify. Finished 4th of 4 in qualification group.
1986 - Did not qualify. Finished 4th of 4 in qualification group.
1984 - Losing semi-finalists.
1982 - Did not enter.
1980 - Did not qualify. Finished 4th of 4 in qualification group.
1978 - Did not qualify. Finished 2nd of 3 in qualification group.
First U-21 International:
Luxemburg 1-2 Portugal (November 28, 1976 in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg)
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