Portugal are latest casualty of Euro 2024 – crashing out at the hands of France.
Theo Hernandez was the hero of the evening, as he dispatched his penalty past Diogo Costa to send France into the semi-finals and set up a date with Spain – who dumped Germany out earlier in the evening.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s European dreams have now come crashing down at what will surely be his last international tournament, with the Iberian side already having survived a scare against Georgia.
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Kylian Mbappe wasn’t on the pitch for the deciding moment, with the French superstar being subbed off during extra-time. “Mbappe quit on his team against Portugal,” one fan fumed on social media.
“Mbappé milking this nose thing. Bottled it,” a second fumed as another added: “Mbappe defo bottled out of taking a pen imo. Sore nose…” While a fourth posted: “You’d have to physically drag a 39-year-old Ronaldo off the park kicking and screaming when there’s a chance to be the hero…
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“Mbappe? Bottled it. So weird.”
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