Portugal World Cup Information
Portugal’s history at the FIFA World Cup reflects both moments of brilliance and long periods of rebuilding. First making a serious impact in 1966, the national team impressed by finishing third in England — a campaign led by the legendary Eusébio, who was the tournament’s top scorer with nine goals. That run included a dramatic 5–3 comeback victory against North Korea in the quarter-finals and helped establish Portugal as a footballing nation of promise.
It wasn’t until 2006 that Portugal again reached similar heights, this time finishing fourth in Germany under the guidance of manager Luiz Felipe Scolari. That side, which included many from Portugal’s so-called “Golden Generation,” defeated the Netherlands and England before falling to France in the semi-finals. Though they lost the third-place match to hosts Germany, the campaign remains one of Portugal’s finest at the World Cup.
While Portugal has yet to lift the World Cup trophy, their consistent qualification and strong performances over recent decades have placed them among Europe’s elite. Their footballing identity is rooted in technical excellence, intelligent play, and a proud sense of national heritage — shaped by past icons and a tradition of creativity and flair.
| Year |
Host |
Best Finish |
| 1966 |
England |
Third Place |
| 1986 |
Mexico |
Group Stage |
| 2002 |
Japan/South Korea |
Group Stage |
| 2006 |
Germany |
Fourth Place |
| 2010 |
South Africa |
Round of 16 |
| 2014 |
Brazil |
Group Stage |
| 2018 |
Russia |
Round of 16 |
| 2022 |
Qatar |
Quarter-finals |
Matchday Atmosphere
Portugal’s supporters are passionate and vocal, bringing a sea of red and green to World Cup venues. Their chants and energy often drive the team forward, especially in tightly contested fixtures.
Ticket Demand Insights
Portugal’s matches consistently see strong global demand, particularly during knockout stages and high-profile group games. Their style of play and competitive edge make them a fan favourite worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the price of Portugal World Cup tickets?
Ticket prices for Portugal World Cup can vary based on the match, opponent, and date. As the fixture approaches, prices may rise due to demand. The cost of Portugal tickets in the World Cup is influenced by several factors, including team performance, stadium size, and overall demand. Since prices are subject to change, we recommend purchasing early to secure the best seats.
On average, fans can expect to spend around
$106
per ticket for this competition.
The lowest ticket prices usually start at
$52,
though availability and demand may affect this. For the higher end tickets, prices can reach up to
$189.
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