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PortugalBelow you can find all of Portugal Football shirts, kits and other products:The Portugal national football team finished in 4th place at the last World Cup in 2006. Despite their defeat, the team won the award for "Most Entertaining Team" for their performance during the tournament. This award is always arranged through the public's participation in a the Portugal national football team has qualified four times for the World Cup (1966, 1986, 2002, and 2006). At the 1966 World Cup, Portugal finished in 3rd place. The team got through to the semi-finals at Wembley Stadium, but lost 2-1 to England. Eusébio was considered the top player of the competition. At the 1986 World Cup games the team lost in the first round against Morocco and at the 2002 games they also were out of the competition in the first round after being defeated by United States and South Korea. The Portuguese Football Federation hired Brazilian coach Luiz Felipe Scolari to be the team's manager in 2003. Scolari had led the Brazil national football team to win the 2002 FIFA World Cup and the federation hoped that he would do the same for Portugal. Scolari led Portugal to the European Championships final in 2004, where they were defeated by Greece. He also managed the team to the 2006 World Cup in Germany where they reached the semi-finals and finished in fourth place. The team did not make it to the finals due to defeats by France and hosts Germany. When the team returned home the Portuguese public recognized their national team as champions despite their loss. Cristiano Ronaldo the #1 player in the world for 2008 is playing at the Portuguese team. The Portugal national team's home kit includes red shirts, red shorts, and red socks, while the away kit is comprised of a white jersey, white shorts and white socks. All Portugal national football team kits are available in all sizes, including kits for children and women. |
