Portugal comes into the tournament better equipped than the 2016 squad that won the last Euro’s. Joao Cancelo, Ruben Dias, Raphael Guerreiro, Bruno Fernandes, Bernardo Silva, Diogo Jota, and João Félix are all plying their trade at some of Europe’s biggest clubs and 36-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo is still one of the best finishers in the game. If they can make it out of this group, get a favorable draw, and keep their star players fit, we could see them in the final defending their crown.

Cristiano Ronaldo arguably the best footballer of all time Portugal and Euros all time goal scorer is the leader of Portugal squad. It is believed that the caption game will be all about hanging around the 18-yard box scoring goals, and the team will be geared around him providing him service. Felix, Jota, Fernandes, and Bernando Silva will create chances meaning Portugal’s success will depend on how many their record goal scorer and captain converts.

Portugal is the current European Champions as they clinched their first ever title in Euro 2016 beating France. Although Portugal won the tittle only in one occasions in the last 6 Euro edition they have played final twice (2004, 2016), Semifinal twice (2000, 2012) and Quarter final twice (1996, 2008.