Croatia vs Portugal 0 - 3 Highlights & All goals Euro 1996

#Euro96 #Portugal #Croatia #Figo
Croatia vs Portugal
19 June 1996
16:30
City Ground, Nottingham
Attendance: 20,484
Referee: Bernd Heynemann (Germany)
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All Goals
PORTUGAL
Figo 4
João Pinto 33
Domingos 82

[@jrudymorganclark2072]

This euro 96 has something special.

[@robertodibaggio8181]

This is an Awesome generation of Portugal players, simply outstanding at every position.. great Figo and Brilliant artist Rui Costa [better than zidane in every way] plus, one huge factor in that teams awesomeness is Coutos Magnificent head of hair!!!

[@jakeansell5408]

Rui Costa was good but better than Zidane are you sure?

[@jeanjacqueslundi3502]

@@jakeansell5408 In some aspects. Overall I wouldn't say better, but ALSO not inferiror. Zidane just played for Real Madrid and won a WC. You're gonna see in a few years.......KDB is gonna get the Zidane treatment.......treated like no player in his position gets close. Meanwhile a league-less Bruno Fernadnes, or a numberless Bernardo Silva.....are gonna be treated as VASTLY inferior.
Just like Pele and Maradona are remembered, and Garrincha and others are totally forgotten.

[@adhemkhamis1026]

Rui Costa better than Zidane hhhhhh ..you might have watched handball not football

[@jimikguitar]

3:0 is a strong number. But Croatia had mxny chances Bravo for Portugal

[@peterstone3577]

We played with our second team

[@HugoBSmith]

Ladic was left with the title in the Croatian goal for the 1998 World Cup

[@RundUmDenSVNiederwerth]

0-1 Luís Figo (4 min)
0-2 João Pinto (33 min)
0-3 Domingos (82 min)

[@FranzFerdinand-vx6uk]

Please make all playlists EURO 1996. Its very difficult to search matches

[@stefanhernold345]

Actually, there were at least two players named *Joao Pinto* in Portuguese football during the 1990s. The older one was an attacking fullback in the Roberto Carlos/Dani Alves mould who spent his entire´professional career of 16 years (1981-1997) with FC Porto and was part of the team that defeated Bayern Munich in the Champions League final of 1987 in Vienna. He was a short, stockily built and ultra-fast player who, in his later years, was so square-built that the sight of him inevitably made one think of a butcher. The other, far more illustrious player of that name was, in almost all respects, the exact opposite of his older namesake, the only thing they had in common being the fact that both were rather short. A member of Portugal`s "Golden Generation", the younger Joao Pinto was everything the older one wasn`t: a technically gifted offensive allrounder who for some strange reason spent the entirity of his club career in Portugal, at a time when Portuguese footballing talent was in high demand among European top clubs (Pinto`s former Benfica teammate Paulo Sousa won the UEFA Champions League twice in two consecutive seasons - first with Juventus Turin in 1996, then with Borussia Dortmund in 1997).

[@NOTODIVERSITY123]

that Croatia red and white checked shirt is an all time classic..👍

[@ginabataille1796]

This must be Vitor Baia's best game.

[@jimikguitar]

2:00 clear penalty. but however no VAR then

[@Arturos6]

Controversial

[@franciscogamezmoreno3894]

Por favor Portugal - Dinamarca de esa Euro 96

[@cantoniayatbou6237]

every Croatian defeat makes me happy

[@deanhowell5936]

Are you Serbian?

[@cantoniayatbou6237]

@@deanhowell5936 no, but why can't other people hate Croatia? Especially after Croatia stand the side of Israel against Palestinians🤭