
Portugal — last major trophy
Time since last trophy
Portugal beat host nation France 1-0 after extra time, led by Cristiano Ronaldo despite him leaving injured early in the match, for their first major trophy.
Portugal's only major trophy on the World Cup/continental level remains UEFA Euro 2016, won as one of the tournament's least dominant champions ever — they finished third in their group and won just one of their seven matches in normal time, yet still lifted the trophy after beating hosts France 1-0 in extra time in Paris. Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal's talismanic captain, was forced off injured in the first half of that final in tears, only to return to the touchline to coach and encourage his teammates from the sideline as Eder scored the winner. Portugal have since added two UEFA Nations League titles (2019, and again in 2025 on penalties against Spain), but because this site tracks World Cup and continental-championship titles specifically, Euro 2016 remains their listed 'last trophy.' Portugal have never reached a World Cup final, with their best finish a third-place run at the inaugural tournament they qualified deep into, back in 1966.
| Competition | Titles won |
|---|---|
| FIFA World Cup | 0 |
| UEFA European Championship | 1 |
| UEFA Nations League | 2 |
| Year | Competition | Result | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Euro 2016 | Won | 1-0 (aet) vs France, as away team |
| 2019 | UEFA Nations League | Won | 1-0 vs Netherlands, as hosts |
| 2025 | UEFA Nations League | Won | Penalties vs Spain |
UEFA Euro 2016, beating hosts France 1-0 after extra time.
No. Their best finish is third place, at the 1966 World Cup in England.
He started but was substituted through injury in the first half, then continued coaching from the sideline as Portugal won in extra time.
Yes, two UEFA Nations League titles (2019 and 2025) — but this site tracks World Cup and continental-championship wins specifically, so Euro 2016 remains listed as their last major trophy.