Portugal has played 8 World Cups, with the following record:

1, 1966 World Cup, 3 group stage wins, 5-3 win over North Korea in the quarter-finals, 1-2 defeat to England in the semi-finals, and 2-1 win over the USSR in the third-fourth final to finish third.

2. 1986 World Cup, 1 win and 2 losses in the group stage, ranked 4th, early exit.

3. 2002 World Cup, 1 win and 2 losses in the group stage, ranked 3rd, early exit.

4, 2006 World Cup, group stage 3 wins, knockout rounds have defeated the Netherlands, England, advanced to the semifinals, but semifinal 0-1 defeat France, third and fourth place finals 1-3 defeat Germany, finished fourth.

5, 2010 World Cup, 1 win and 2 draws in the group stage to qualify for the knockout rounds, 1/8 final 0-1 defeat Spain, stopping in the round of 16.

6, 2014 World Cup, 1 win, 1 draw and 1 loss in the group stage, ranked 3rd, early exit.

7, 2018 FIFA World Cup, 1 win and 2 draws in the group stage to advance to the knockout stage, 1-2 defeat to Uruguay in the 1/8 final, stopping the round of 16.

8, 2022 World Cup in Qatar, advanced to the quarter-finals, but unfortunately in the quarter-finals against Morocco to 0-1 defeat suffered a loss, this World Cup finally stopped in the last eight.

Portugal men's national soccer team profile:

1, the Portuguese men's national soccer team (Sele? o Portuguesa de Futebol) is the highest level of Portugal's national soccer team, was founded in 1914, the home of Portugal's National Stadium, by the Portuguese Football Association led by the Portuguese Football Association, and represents Portugal in international competitions.

2, Portugal's national team was third in the 1966 World Cup in England, into the 21st century can enter the final round of the World Cup and the European Cup, and in the local held in Euro 2004, runner-up. 2016 France Euro, Portugal's national team for the first time to win the title. 2019, Portugal's national team won the first UEFA Nations League Championship.

3.As of 2016, the Portuguese national team*** has won 584 matches with 276 wins, 134 draws, and 174 losses, with a total score of 962-694, and a total net goal difference of 268, which is ranked in the middle to upper Europe.

4. At the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Portugal topped the group stage with two wins and one loss, before falling to Morocco in the quarterfinals and finishing in the last eight.