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 Cristiano Ronaldo leads Portugal to second UEFA Nations League title, beat Spain on penalties; become first side to win competition twice

Portugal secured their second UEFA Nations League title by

The UEFA Nations League final between Portugal and Spain was a high-octane affair, picking up the thrilling tempo set by their respective semi-final matches. The opening 20 minutes saw both teams create chances, with João Neves threatening for Portugal and Pedri and Nico Williams going close for Spain, making an early goal seem inevitable.

It was Spain who broke the deadlock in the 21st minute through Martin Zubimendi, who capitalized on Portugal's failure to clear a cross from the impressive 17-year-old Lamine Yamal. However, Portugal quickly responded five minutes later. Nuno Mendes, who had been engaged in a captivating duel with Yamal, received a pass from Pedro Neto, surged past Oscar Mingueza, and fired a powerful shot across Unai Simón for his first international goal, bringing Portugal level.

Nuno Mendes and Cristiano Ronaldo were the standout players in Portugal's Nations League final victory over Spain. Portugal twice fell behind, with Martín Zubimendi scoring Spain's first and another goal coming later, but Nuno Mendes equalized the first with a powerful finish, and Ronaldo showed his predatory instinct to cancel out Spain's second, forcing a penalty shootout which Portugal ultimately won.Nuno Mendes, who was named Player of the Match and Player of the Finals, reflected on his crucial goal.

He explained that it was a moment they practiced, and credit goes to Pedro Neto for spotting him unmarked. Being on his stronger foot and close to the goal, he took the shot, which proved to be a significant boost for the team, showcasing Portugal's resilience.

This Nations League title marked a first international trophy for the 22-year-old Nuno Mendes, who had just won the Champions League with Paris Saint-Germain eight days prior. He expressed immense pride in both achievements, calling it an "incredible week" and hoping for more such successes.

Looking ahead, Nuno Mendes is already focused on future international triumphs, particularly the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers starting in September. He believes this is just the beginning for Portugal's success and hopes to be a part of many more title wins for his country.