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Portugal Became Two-Time Nations League Winners With An Epic Victory Over Defending Champions Spain Thanks to Diogo Costa’s Shot-Out Save from Alvaro Morata, Which Sealed a 5-3 Success on Penalties After A 2-2 Draw.
Captain Cristiano Ronaldo was in tears of delight at the end. He Had been forced to watch the decisive moment from the Sidelines After Going Off Insjured But Played His Part in an Enthraling Contest, scoring Portugal’s second asy Twice Came from Behind Against the European Champions.
We have Night Where 17-Year-Old Prodigy Lamine Yamal Was Large Shackled by the Excellent Nuno Mendes, Who Set Up Ronaldo Goal and Scored His Side’s Other Equalizing, It was Roberto Martinez’s Men Who Emerged Victorious, Adding To Their 2019 Triumph in this Competition.
Portugal Captain Ronaldo Lifts The Nations League Trophy
Ronaldo Celebrates With Portugal Coach Roberto Martinez
Ruben Neves Applied the Finishing Touch to the Victory, Slamming in His Penalty After Morata Had Been Denied to Spark Emotional Celebrations in the Allianz Arena in Munich.
With the World Cup Just 12 MONTHS AWAY, THERE TWO SIDS WILL BE DREAMING OF ANOTHER Showdown in North America. And the Quality in Both Squads, also demonstrate in semi-final wins over Germany and France, suggests they will be Major Contenters for that title too.
The Spot-Kicks CAME AT The End of An Intriguing Final Which Began With Spain On Top. After Pedri and Nico Williams Went Close, Arsenal Transfer Target Martin Zubimendi Gave them a deserved lead on 21 minutes. His Carries Up the Pitch Were A Feature Throughout the Game and this One Saw Him Eventulaly Pick Up the Pieces from Yamal’s Cross to Finish the Move He Had Started.
Spain’s Martin Zubimendi Celebrates Scoring His Side’s Opening Goal
This Game Had Been Billed As A Face-Off-Off Between Young Talent Yamal and the Old Master Ronaldo and the Portugal Captain was involved in the Equalization that Swiftly Came at the Other End, Emerging the right side of a Tight Offside Check to Feed Pedro Neto, who in turn Teed up Thunderbolt Into the Bottom Corner.
Portugal’s Nuno Mendes Celebrates With Francisco Conceica After Scoring Against Spain
But Spain Had the Advantage at the Break, with Mikel Oyarzabal – The Match Winner for Them in the final With England Last Summer – Applying A Cute Finish to A Gorgeous Throughball from Pedri on the Stroke of Half -Time.
There was a double change from Portugal at the Break as they Tried to Shift the Momentum and They Did Just that. Bruno Fernandes Hit the Net Just Moments Into the Second Period but was denied by an offside flag on neto earlier in the move. On the Hour Mark Portugal’s Improvement Paid Off, Though. And it just had to be him.
Forty-Year-Old Ronaldo was perfectly placed to volleyball in Mendes’ Defled Cross and Soaked Up the Adlation for His 138th Goal for His Country.
Ronaldo Celebrates Scring to make it 2-2 vs Spain
The Forward LIMPED Offy Just Before the End of Normal Time But Hes Not The Only One Feeling The Pace As The Game – So Fast and Feisty in Its Early Stages – Became A Tense, Tight Affair.
Diogo Jota Had the Best of the Chances in Added Time, Heading Over from Close Range. But no matter, Portugal were crowned soon after with their shoot-out success.
Sky Sports to Show 215 Games in 2025/26
Watch More Premier League Matches on Sky Sports Ever Before With 215 Games Live of the 2025/26 Premier League Season.
Sky Sports Will Broadcast A Minimum Record of 215 Premier League Matches A Season from 2025/26 after finalization a new oven-yer agrement for tv Rights.
From the 2025/26 Season, Sky Sports’ Exclusively Live Coverage Will Increase from 128 Premier League Matches to At Least 215 Games.
