Portugal have dropped three places in the World Rankings as they fall below their World Cup nemesis Uruguay.
Portugal have dropped three places in the World Rankings as they fall below their World Cup nemesis Uruguay.
Benfica overcame Fenerbahce thanks to their 1-0 victory in the first leg, and now know who they will face in the play-off round.
Ronaldo has already become Portugal’s most capped player in history, but the opportunity to become the most capped international in footballing history - and be the first man to break the 200-game barrier - becomes increasingly plausible.
Portugal have yet another young, exciting crop of players coming through the ranks, but the one glaring weakness in Portugal’s squad doesn’t look like being fully rectified for the foreseeable future.
Porto won in style upon their return to league action, having already won the Supertaça this season.
Jonas will remain at Benfica for the upcoming season despite high-profile reports that he was on his way to Saudi Arabia.
Wolves have set a new record before even kicking a van in the new season as they name five Portuguese players in their starting lineup for their opening fixture against Everton.
Andre Silva’s future has been determined - and it lies away from AC Milan, at least for the upcoming season.
Braga come away with a frustrating draw against Zorya in Ukraine having snatched the lead well past the hour mark, but still have an away goal to take back to Portugal for the second leg.
The Portuguese international had fallen out of favour at Barcelona and has finally had his future confirmed.
Andre Gomes on way to Everton; João Mario to Tottenham? What next for Andre Silva?