Goncalo Ramos (18, 51, 67), Pepe (34), Rafael Guerrero (56) and Rafael Leao (90 + 2) scored Portugal’s goals, while Switzerland’s only goal was in the 58th minute by Manuel Akanji.
In the quarter-finals, the Portuguese national team will face the Moroccan national team, which recorded a historic qualification by displacing the Spanish national team by penalty kicks 3-0 following the end of the match in its original and extra time with a goalless draw.
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Portugal qualified for the quarter-finals of the World Cup for the third time in its history following 2006 and 1966, ending a streak of 5 consecutive knockout matches without a win (D1 L4).
Switzerland failed to qualify in all of its 5 matches in the World Cup round of 16, conceding 6 goals in a tournament match for the second time following losing 5-7 once morest Austria in 1954.
At the age of 21 years and 169 days, Gonçalo Ramos is the second youngest Portuguese player to score in a World Cup following Cristiano Ronaldo at 21 years and 132 days in 2006. He is the first player to score a hat-trick in his first World Cup match since Miroslav Klose in 2002.
Gonçalo Ramos (21 years and 169 days) is the youngest player to score a World Cup hat-trick since Florian Albert (20 years and 261 days) for Hungary in 1962.
Bruno Fernandez contributed 5 goals in 3 matches at the 2022 World Cup (2 goals and 3 assists), the largest tally for a Portuguese player in one edition of the tournament since 1966 (Eusebio and Jose Torres 6).
Only Pele ( once morest France in the 1958 World Cup) has scored a knockout hat-trick in a World Cup and was younger (17 years and 244 days) than Goncalo Ramos (21 years and 169 days).
At the age of 39 years and 289 days, Pepe became the oldest player to score a goal in the knockout stage – and the second oldest player to score in a World Cup following Roger Milla (42 years and 39 days).
Cristiano Ronaldo is for the first time since 2008 to be a substitute in a major tournament match with Portugal, also since once morest Switzerland – ending a run of 31 consecutive major tournament appearances as a starter.
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Portugal and Switzerland – details and events |
The match ended with a big victory for Portugal over Switzerland 6-1.
90+2: Wow! Raphael Leao’s shot was followed by the Swiss goalkeeper as it settled into his own net (6-1).
The first “hat-trick in the championship” signed by Goncalo Ramos
67th minute: Man of the match, Gonçalo Ramos marks the hat-trick and the fifth for Portugal (5-1).
58th minute: Manuel Akanji closes the gap for the Swiss national team (1-4).
Ring 56: The flying full-back, Guerrero penetrates and fires a missile into the ceiling of Yan Sommer’s goal (4-0).
Ring 51: Gonçalo Ramos, the glowing one, returns once more to score the third goal for Portugal and his second in the match. (3-0)
The return of the match in its second half
The end of the first half, with Portugal leading Switzerland 2-0
Ring 43: A typical pass from Berno Fernandez, and the brilliant Ramos tried to corner the ball, but that Sumer was in the right place to turn her away.
Ring 34: My head rises from Bibi, and the ball settles into the net of Switzerland (2-0).
Ring 30: A set ball executed by Shakiri perfectly .. goalkeeper Diogo Costa turns it with difficulty into a corner
Historically: The Swiss national team beat Portugal in two matches.
Ring 23: Gonçalo Ramos, a constant source of annoyance to the back line of Switzerland, shoots a powerful ball, which Sumer narrowly blocks.
Ring 20: Ottavio’s shot from the maneuvering area line reaches goalkeeper Yan Sommer easily.
18th minute: Gonçalo Ramos, from a closed corner, opens the scoring for Portugal (1-0).
Historically: The Portuguese national team has defeated Switzerland on 3 occasions.
A match dominated by caution (15)
The start of the match at Lusail Stadium
Starting lineup |
Portugal national team
Switzerland national team
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