Major sporting events: Portugal in World Cup/Euros, hosting international events, national team milestones.
Gabri Veiga opened the scoring at the Estádio do Dragão, and Oskar Pietuszewski scored the second. Additionally, Ventura questions Mário Centeno's pension agreement and wants to summon Álvaro Santos Pereira to Parliament.
The Portuguese national rugby team defeated Georgia 19-17 in Leganés, reclaiming the main Rugby Europe trophy after 22 years.
The Portuguese national rugby team won its second Europe Championship title after defeating Georgia 19-17 in the final held in Madrid.
It was the first triumph for the 'Lobos' over Georgia since 2005, a year after Portugal won its first title in the competition, which the Georgians have already won 17 times in 24 editions.
The Lobos win their second Rugby Europe Championship title after defeating Georgia 19-17. Also, the 'Casa para Viver' movement delivers housing demands to the Belém Palace.
The national rugby team won the 2026 European Championship this Sunday, March 15, defeating Georgia 19-17 in Madrid. This victory marks Portugal's second European title, repeating their 2004 success. Despite an early lead by Georgia, a decisive try by Vincent Pinto and accurate kicking from Manuel Vareiro secured the comeback. The win is seen as a major milestone for the growth of rugby in Portugal, with federation president Carlos Amado da Silva highlighting the team's resilience and the potential for further development of the sport in the country.
The Portuguese national rugby team won its second Europe Championship title today, after defeating Georgia 19-17 in the final held in Madrid.
The Oeiras Eco Rally Portugal marked the start of the 2026 PRIO Portuguese New Energies Championship and counted towards the FIA Eco Rally Cup, testing the skill and efficiency of 45 teams.
This is the long version of Roberto Martínez's interview with Maisfutebol (in partnership with TVI and CNN Portugal). The national team manager discusses his three years in the role, expresses his ambition for the World Cup, talks about the importance of Cristiano Ronaldo and the memory of Diogo Jota, and assures that he is not thinking about a contract renewal, only the World Cup. “That is the focus,” he asserts.
The Portuguese MotoGP Grand Prix, originally scheduled for 15 November, has been postponed to 22 November to accommodate a new date for the Qatar GP on the calendar, which was also postponed due to the war in Iran, it was announced today.