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Fernando Santos, the so-so coach

The 67-year-old coach is first and only one to have given Portugal a title, but this state of grace will not last forever. When it comes to results, Fernando Santos is not the worst, but neither is he the best. And it is this average result, with so much talent in his hands, that is causing an outrage in this country, which is so found of football.

Diogo Cardoso Oliveira

Portugal is world champion in futsal

In this decade, Portugal managed to have the best player in the world and to be European champions in national teams and clubs. What was missing is missing no longer: to be on the world throne.

Diogo Cardoso Oliveira

Cristiano Ronaldo now highest national team scorer of all time

The Portuguese striker scored for the first time against the Republic of Ireland, enough to leave Ali Daei behind and give a boost to the mission to silence once and for all the controversial accounting of Josef Bican, to become the highest and undisputed scorer ever.

Augusto Bernardino

Rúben Semedo rape accusation: ‘I’m innocent. It’s all about money’

Olympiacos centre-back was heard in court in Athens, but remains in custody until Thursday, the date of trial.

João Almeida has just fulfilled his promise of becoming a winner

As of this Sunday, the cyclist from Caldas da Rainha is no longer the "almost man" and can say that he has already fulfilled his promise of having his own stages. At the age of 23, he won for the first time a race on the World Tour calendar, triumphing in the Tour of Poland.

Diogo Cardoso Oliveira

Ten names that marked the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games

PÚBLICO chose ten leading figures of these Games that, for some reason – and not necessarily just because of their achievements – marked this competition.

Marco Vaza

Strangest ever games come to a close

Pedro Pablo Pichardo was flagbearer for Portugal in the closing ceremony of the Tokyo Olympic Games, which began and ended a year late.

Marco Vaza

Pedro Pablo Pichardo wins gold in Tokyo

The Portuguese athlete dominated the Olympic final of the triple jump, winning the fourth medal for Portugal. These are already the best Games ever for the Portuguese colours.

Marco Vaza

Fernando Pimenta wins bronze medal

Portuguese canoeist came third in the K1-1000 in Tokyo - his second Olympic medal, nine years after winning silver in London with Emanuel Silva.

Marco Vaza

Patrícia Mamona: "Every jump I did, I thought: how can I get even more?"

Portuguese jumper was second in the triple jump final in Tokyo. She only didn't beat extra-terrestrial Yulimar Rojas, who broke the world record. It was the second medal for Portugal in the Games.

Marco Vaza