The Portugal delegation in Poland last night was naturally delighted after their exhilarating performance in Warsaw. Roberto Martínez said watching Bernardo and Bruno play like they did “were moments to treasure.”

Meanwhile Samu Costa talked about how he has been welcomed in an “impeccable manner” and fellow debutant Renato Veiga said it was a pleasure to play alongside Rúben Dias.

PortuGOAL rounds up the Poland 1-3 Portugal post-match reaction. 

Portugal made it three straight wins in the UEFA Nations League after a 3-1 victory in Poland.

Cristiano Ronaldo hit the bar early on in Warsaw, Bernardo Silva opening the scoring in the 26th minute after some great build up play from Rúben Neves and Bruno Fernandes.

The Seleção doubled their advantage in the 37th minute when Rafael Leão went on a surging run and hit the post, the ball falling perfectly for Ronaldo who made no mistake.

Leão and Ronaldo were taken off which coincided in Poland fighting back. The hosts reduced the deficit in the 78th minute when the ball fell to Piotr Zieliński who beat Diogo Costa.

Portugal held off the challenge and sealed the deal in the 88th minute when Jan Bednarek turned Nuno Mendes’ cross into his own net.

The victory sees Roberto Martínez side stay three points clear of Croatia at the top of League A/1 before they take on Scotland at Hampden Park on Tuesday.

Portugoal’s Matthew Marshall reports from Stadion Narodowy.

Portugal have qualified for the 2025 UEFA European U21 Championship after two late goals secured a 3-1 win in the Faroe Islands.

The hosts went ahead in the 3rd minute in Klaksvík, Olaf Bárdarson’s corner sailing over Samuel Soares and nestling in the net.

Rui Jorge’s side took some time to assert their authority, Fábio Silva equalising in the 38th minute after finishing off a neat 1-2 with Tiago Santos.

Portugal found it hard to turn their superiority into clear cut opportunities, eventually taking the lead in the 87th minute when Gabriel Brás converted Mateus Fernandes’ corner.

Paulo Bernardo did it all himself two minutes later, the Celtic midfielder firing the ball into the top corner to seal the deal.

Equipa das Quinas conclude the qualifiers in Andorra on Tuesday.

Portugal will look to build on their positive start in the Nations League tomorrow. The Seleção are aiming for a third consecutive victory in Group A1 when they take on Poland in Warsaw.

However, it will be no easy task against a Polish team who are unbeaten in their last 10 matches played on home soil.

Tom Kundert previews tomorrow’s encounter.