Portugal entered their match against Bosnia and Herzegovina without anything to play for, as they had already ensured their spot in the UEFA Euro 2024 tournament in Germany.

The team coached by Roberto Martinez has cruised to a spot in the most prestigious international championship in Europe, having won all eight of their matches.

However, that has not prevented them from showcasing their full capabilities against Bosnia tonight. They have done so despite the fact that.

In the first twenty minutes of the game, Portugal jumped out to a commanding lead thanks to a pair of goals scored by Cristiano Ronaldo. Five minutes later, Bruno Fernandes added a third goal to extend Portugal’s lead to three.

After this, Barcelona’s new forward combo of Joaos Cancelo and Felix also joined in on the action, ensuring that their team will enter the halftime break with an unassailable 5-0 lead.

Cancelo notches a screamer for the team.

Joao Cancelo, who was playing left back and inverting as he always does to gain an extra man advantage offensively, came through with the goods in the 32nd minute.

The full-back kept up his stellar play for his club, as Ronaldo failed to connect with Bruno Fernandes’ cross but the veteran’s touch took the ball to Cancelo on the edge of the box, where he unleashed a magnificent effort that found its way into the top corner.

A little less than ten minutes after that, a lively Joao Felix, who leads the frontline today alongside Ronaldo, received a pass from Otavio inside the box, before making a slight feint followed by a clean finish into the bottom corner with the outside of his boot. Ronaldo and Joao Felix are the two players that lead the team in scoring today.

Since making the transfer to Barcelona, the teenager has really found a new lease of life, and he has continued to show that he is a threat to score goals, in addition to posing a threat to defenses with his movement and his close control.

If they maintain up this approach, the two players might have more goals contributed to their names by the time the season is over.