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Cyprus Mail22 Jun 2026

Portugal seek sharper edge against Uzbekistan after blunt World Cup start

Portugal seek sharper edge against Uzbekistan after blunt World Cup start

Portugal had plenty of the ball in their World Cup opener but little bite and Roberto Martinez’s side return to Houston on Tuesday needing a sharper attacking display against Uzbekistan after a frustrating 1-1 draw with Democratic Republic of Congo.

The numbers told a familiar cautionary tale. According to Opta, Portugal completed 783 passes against the Africans, fewer only than Spain’s 800, and topped the possession chart with 75%....

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