Bicycle Kick Against Juventus
Scores an overhead kick during Real Madrid's quarter-final victory at Juventus.
Explore 21 historical events and records for Portugal in 2018.
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Scores an overhead kick during Real Madrid's quarter-final victory at Juventus.
Ends the club's four-season wait for a national championship.
Guides FC Porto to the Portuguese league title.
Begins an international career as a central defender.
Makes his senior Portugal debut in a friendly against Tunisia.
Guides Manchester United to second place in the Premier League, their highest finish since 2013.
Scores three goals in a 3-3 draw with Spain, including a late free-kick equalizer.
Collects the UEFA Champions League leading-scorer distinction after scoring 15 goals for Real Madrid. The award recognises extending his scoring dominance during Madridโs third successive title.
Leaves Manchester United after two and a half seasons in charge.
Leads Wolves to the 2017โ18 Championship crown and promotion to the Premier League.
Controls midfield through the Championship title season and scores notable long-range goals as Wolves earn promotion.
Ronaldo scored twice against Paris Saint-Germain in a 3-1 Champions League first-leg victory that helped launch Real Madrid toward another European title.
Begins his Premier League career with Everton on loan from Barcelona in 2018, supplying careful distribution and physical presence.
Ronaldo scored both Juventus goals in a 2-1 league win over Sassuolo, opening his scoring account for the Italian champions.
Ronaldo made his Juventus debut in a 3-2 Serie A win over Chievo, beginning his Italian career after nine seasons at Real Madrid.
After a spell with Valencia, Joao Cancelo signs for Juventus. The attack-minded Portuguese full-back moved from Valencia to Juventus via his Inter loan spell.
Joins West Ham United on loan from Inter Milan in 2018 and brings experience from Portugal's European Championship-winning team.
Becomes Wolverhampton Wanderers' first-choice goalkeeper following a long Sporting CP career and strengthens the club's Premier League return.
Helps Wolves earn promotion in 2018 and then adjusts to the Premier League, scoring important goals before a move to Liverpool.
Becomes a central figure in Wolves' midfield and carries his long-range passing into the Premier League following their 2018 promotion.
Develops into an attacking left wing-back at Wolves, gaining Premier League experience under Nuno Espรญrito Santo.
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