Portugal booked their spot at the UEFA 2020 European Championships after finishing second behind Ukraine in Group B to earn direct qualification. The campaign began with two home draws and included a 2-1 defeat in Ukraine, but the Seleção got it done when it mattered and added the inaugural UEFA Nations League to the trophy cabinet in June.
The 10 games were split into five double headers, Fernando Santos’ squad selections, formations and line-ups giving us an insight into his thought process and long-term planning. PortuGOAL's Matthew Marshall breaks it down, discusses some of the winners and losers and charts how Santos and the squad progressed in 2019. If you want as successful a year as the Seleção, take advanage of promo code.
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Portugal's U21 European Championship qualification campaign is back on track after a 3-2 victory against Norway at the Marienlyst Stadion in Drammen.
Luxembourg 0-2 Portugal
Portugal are overwhelming favourites to beat Luxembourg at the Stade Josy Barthel and secure their ticket to Euro 2020. Having annihilated Lithuania 6-0 at the Estádio do Algarve and with Cristiano Ronaldo on the verge of 100 senior international goals, the stage is set for another intriguing encounter.