Portugal world cup squad 2006





World Cup Football



2006

Germany






Group:Group D
Coach:Luiz Felipe Scolari


Squad




No.

Player

Position

Club

Age

Caps



1

Ricardo

Keeper

Sporting CP

30

49



2

Paulo Ferreira

Defender

Chelsea

27

30



3

Marco Caneira

Defender

Valencia

27

14



4

Ricardo Costa

Defender

Porto

25

3



5

Fernando Meira

Defender

VfB Stuttgart

28

30



6

Costinha

Midfielder

Dynamo Moscow

31

44



7

Luís Figo (captain)

Midfielder

Inter Milan

33

120



8

Petit

Midfielder

Benfica

29

36



9

Pauleta

Forward

Paris Saint-Germain

33

82



10

Hugo Viana

Midfielder

Valencia

23

21



11

Simão

Forward

Benfica

26

43



12

Quim

Keeper

Benfica

30

24



13

Miguel

Defender

Valencia

26

28



14

Nuno Valente

Defender

Everton

31

23



15

Luís Boa Morte

Forward

Fulham

28

24



16

Ricardo Carvalho

Defender

Chelsea

28

24



17

Cristiano Ronaldo

Forward

Manchester United

21

32



18

Maniche

Midfielder

Dynamo Moscow

28

31



19

Tiago

Midfielder

Lyon

25

22



20

Deco

Midfielder

Barcelona

28

35



21

Nuno Gomes

Forward

Benfica

29

53



22

Paulo Santos

Keeper

Braga

33

1



23

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How did they get to Germany:
Easily. Portugal were unbeaten in their group in which they thrashed Russia 7-1 and finished seven points clear.


Qualifying star:
Striker Pauleta ended the campaign with a brace that saw him overtake Eusebio's record of 41 goals for Portugal. He came top of the scoring charts in the European zone with 11.


Manager:
Charismatic Brazilian Luiz Felipe Scolari. Known as "Big Phil" and bearing an uncanny resemblance to Gene Hackman, Scolari guided Portugal to the final of Euro 2004 but has yet to win over the Portuguese public and was hunted by England as a replacement for Sven-Goran Eriksson.









Captain:
Luis Figo. Back from international retirement, the talismanic figure of Portuguese football was quickly given back the armband that he regarded as his own and he is now definite this will be his swansong.

World Cup pedigree:
Patchy. Just the three so far. Portugal's first attempt in 1966 was highly successful but the 1986 and 2002 campaigns left a lot to be desired.


World Cup high:
Reaching the semi-finals in 1966, beaten in the end by home nation and eventual champio

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Portugal



0

0

Pauleta

0

Miguel

0

CRonaldo

0

LFigo

0

RCarvalho

0

NValente

0

Costinha

0

Maniche

0

Deco

0

Ricardo



0

LBoa Morte

0

HViana

0

APetit

0

Simao

0

HPostiga

0

MCaneira

0

Tiago Mendes

0

PFerreira

0

RCosta

0

NGomes

0

NCoelho

0

JPaulo Santos





Netherlands



0

Gvan Bronckhorst

0

Evan der Sar

0

WSneijder

0

AOoijer

0

Mvan Bommel

0

JMathijsen

0

Rvan Persie

0

DKuyt

0

ARobben

0

KBoulahrouz

0

PCocu



0

Rvan Nistelrooy

0

MStekelenburg

0

Rvan der Vaart

0

JVennegoor of Hesselink

0

KJaliens

0

DLandzaat

0

HTimmer

0

Tde Cler

0

JKromkamp

0

JHeitinga

0

RBabel

0

HMaduro




Match Officials


Referee:

V Ivanov





Key


Goal scored

Own goal

Assist

Penalty missed

Yellow card

Red card

Subbed on

Subbed off







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England



0

ACole

0

JTerry

0

GNeville

0

DBeckham

0

RFerdinand

0

FLampard

0

JCole

0

PRobinson

0

SGerrard

0

WRooney

0

OHargreaves



0

DJames

0

PCrouch

0

MCarrick

0

SCampbell

0

JCarragher

0

WBridge

0

JJenas

0

SDowning

0

ALennon

0

SCarson

0

TWalcott





Portugal



0

0

Pauleta

0

Miguel

0

APetit

0

CRonaldo

0

Tiago Mendes

0

LFigo

0

RCarvalho

0

NValente

0

Maniche

0

Ricardo



0

LBoa Morte

0

HViana

0

Simao

0

HPostiga

0

MCaneira

0

PFerreira

0

RCosta

0

NGomes

0

NCoelho

0

JPaulo Santos




Match Officials


Referee:

H Elizondo





Key


Goal scored

Own goal

Assist

Penalty missed

Yellow card

Red card

Subbed on

Subbed off