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Portugal vs Slovenia UEFA Euros Tournament Record
When Portugal finally got their hands on the famous Henri Delaunay trophy for the first time at Euro 2016, they brought a triumphant end to a pursuit that had seen A Seleção das Quinas come close on a number of occasions.
They first made it to the finals at Euro 1984 and performed admirably, losing in the Semi-Finals to eventual winners France, and even they only did so due to a 119th-minute winner from Michel Platini that saw Les Bleus win 3-2 in Marseille.
They reached the Quarter-Finals in England at Euro 96 and at Euro 2000, once again met the French in the Semi-Finals.
They lost out in extra time; this time, the winning goal came from former Real Madrid great Zinedine Zidane.
Euro 2004 should have seen Portugal win their first title, but they somehow contrived to lose the final of the competition, which took place on home soil, to a very defensively-minded Greek side.
Quarter-Final and Semi-Final exits came at Euro 2008 and Euro 2012, respectively, before Euro 2016 brought with it some much-needed revenge.
Fernando Santos’s side faced the hosts France in the final and the sight of Cristiano Ronaldo hobbling off mid-way through the first-half must have left Didier Deschamps confident of victory.
Portugal nonetheless took the win thanks to an extra-time winner of real quality from Eder, which gave them a 1-0 win in Paris.
Slovenia have only managed to qualify for the UEFA European Championship finals on one occasion, and that came at Euro 2000, with Srecko Katanec’s side picking up draws against Norway and the Former Republic of Yugoslavia and failing to secure enough points to prolong their tournament.
Portugal vs Slovenia Head-to-Head
Portugal and Slovenia have never previously met in an international clash, which adds even more of an edge to this UEFA European Championship fixture.
