Report: Israel 3-3 Portugal
Real Madrid's Fabio Coentrao's last-minute goal earned Portugal a face-saving point in Tel Aviv as they played out a six-goal thriller
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Report: Portugal 1-1 N Ireland
Northern Ireland earn draw having been 10 minutes away from a famous victory over a Portugal side 114 places above them in the FIFA rankings
Read the full storyRonaldo set for 100th cap
Real Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is due to win his 100th international cap against Northern Ireland
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Report: Russia 1-0 Portugal
Alexander Kerzhakov's early strike proved the difference as Russia edged out Portugal in Friday's World Cup qualifier in Moscow
Read the full storyRonaldo fit for Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo will link up with the Portugal squad as scheduled after Real Madrid confirmed the shoulder injury he suffered in El Clasico on Sunday evening was not serious.
England drop to fifth
World and European champions Spain remain top of FIFA's international world rankings, with Roy Hodgson's England down to fifth
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Portugal are the only side to have made an upwards move inside the top 10 of the latest FIFA rankings
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Arbeloa: We will all help Ronaldo
Alvaro Arbeloa has vowed to support Real Madrid team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo after the superstar revealed he is unhappy at the club
Read the full storyRonaldo 'sad' at Real
Cristiano Ronaldo revealed he did not celebrate his goals in Real Madrid's win over Granada because he was feeling 'sad'
Read the full storyRonaldo: I gave my best
Cristiano Ronaldo has insisted he is going home with his head held high after Portugal were knocked out of Euro 2012 by Spain on penalties. The Real Madrid star was not at his best and missed a great chance to win in the dying moments of normal time.
– O JogoIt's always painful losing on penalties but penalties are always a lottery and the one who has the best luck wins.
It was a good Euro. We played the four best teams. We're going out a bit frustrated because we could have gone to the final but we were unlucky.
I gave my best, as I always have done, and that's why I'm happy with my own contribution. We must be proud because we played well but we didn't have the luck we needed.
Del Bosque aims for better
Spain coach Vicente Del Bosque acknowledged that his side rode their luck against Portugal to reach their third major final in a row
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