Portugal Destroyed North Korea 7-0
Cape Town – Portugal succeed to gain their first win excellently. Facing North Korea, Selecao das Quinas slammed the opponent 7 goals to zero. The match was held June 21,2010 at Gren Point Stadium.
Since beginning, Portugal was pressing the game, but just in 29 minutes, ther first goal happened from Raul Meireless Foot.
After the break, Portugal [...]
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