Portugal beat Sweden 5-2 in an international friendly at Estádio Dom Afonso Henriques in Guimarães.
The Seleção opened the scoring in the 24th minute when Bernardo Silva hit the post, the ball falling perfectly for Rafael Leão who found the top corner.
Roberto Martínez’s side doubled their lead in the 33rd minute when Matheus Nunes went past some feeble defence and found the bottom corner. Portugal made it 3-0 before the break, Palhinha releasing Nélson Semedo who put the ball on a plate for Bruno Fernandes.
There was no let-up in the second half, Fernandes stealing the ball off Isak Hien and giving it to Bruma who had a simple task in front of an empty net.
Viktor Gyökeres converted Emil Holm’s cross but there was no comeback as Portugal made it 5-1 in the 61st minute. António Silva sent Nélson Semedo clear, Gonçalo Ramos getting into prime position to convert his pinpoint cross.
Jota Silva came off the bench to make his international debut, the forward unable to convert a glorious chance in front of his home crowd as Robin Olsen saved from close range.
Gustaf Nilsson headed home a consolation goal in the final minute, the Seleção immediately turning their attention to another friendly in Slovenia on Tuesday.