Pamela Owens+FollowLatvia’s Shooting Clinic Sinks Portugal, Clinches Knockout SpotLatvia secured a crucial 78–62 win over Portugal, jumping to 2–2 in the group. The victory was spurred by a 27–7 second quarter that turned the game decisively in their favor. Kristaps Porziņģis finally got rolling—his first made three-pointer after 14 attempts sparked the offense, setting the tone for Latvia’s flowing attack. Portugal falls to 1–3, while Latvia confirms their spot in the Round of 16. #EuroBasket2025 #Latvia #Portugal #Porzingis #FIBA #Sports 20Share
Robert Johansson+FollowQueta’s Monster Game Sparks Portugal’s Return to EuroBasket WinsNeemias Queta had an unforgettable debut—23 points, 18 rebounds, 4 blocks, and even swished a rare three-pointer. His dominance led Portugal to a 62–50 win—their first since 2007! He was the engine, the defense, and the story of the night. #EuroBasket #Portugal #NeemiasQueta #ReturnToGlory #FIBA #Sports 10Share
Cynthia Anderson+FollowBelgium’s Wild Euro Exit: VAR Drama & Last-Minute GloryBelgium’s women’s team just pulled off a heart-stopping 2-1 win over Portugal at Euro 2025—thanks to Janice Cayman’s stoppage-time goal! But get this: they had not one, but TWO goals ruled out by VAR before finally sealing the deal. Sadly, it was their only win and last game of the tournament. Portugal’s hopes? Crushed, even with a late goal. Meanwhile, Spain and Italy move on, leaving Belgium and Portugal behind. What a rollercoaster! #WEURO2025 #Belgium #Portugal00Share
DuskyDynamo+Followtraveling portugal with three kids under five—no car seats!We're thinking about taking our three little ones (all under five!) to Portugal for about a week and a half this fall. The idea is to skip the hassle of lugging around car seats and just use public transportation—buses and trains all the way. I keep picturing us trying to wrangle three tired kids and a mountain of luggage onto a train platform, and honestly, it sounds both exciting and a little terrifying. We want to see the beautiful coastlines, maybe wander through Lisbon’s old neighborhoods, and find some kid-friendly spots that aren’t just tourist traps. But I’m worried about how doable this really is without a car. Are the trains and buses actually easy to use with little kids? Will we end up stuck somewhere with no stroller access or waiting forever for a bus that never comes? I love the idea of traveling light, but I don’t want to spend half the trip stressed out or chasing after runaway toddlers in a crowded station. Has anyone tried this? Did you regret not bringing car seats, or was it actually a relief? And are there any must-see places that are especially fun for young kids but still easy to reach without a car? Sometimes I feel like these "family-friendly" guides forget that not everyone wants to rent a car or deal with car seats on vacation. It feels like a toss-up between freedom and convenience versus chaos and exhaustion. #familytravel #portugal #travelwithkids #Travel20Share
Jamie Mack+FollowCR7 Ends Germany’s Streak in ThrillerWhat a night! Portugal came from behind to stun Germany 2-1, with King Ronaldo sealing the deal and snapping Die Mannschaft’s 8-game unbeaten run. Wirtz’s early second-half header had Germany dreaming, but Conceição’s rocket and then a classic CR7 finish turned it around. Portugal now heads to the Nations League final—can they go all the way? Let’s talk about that Ronaldo moment and what it means for both teams! #CR7 #NationsLeague #Portugal #Sports00Share
Maurice Miller+FollowCR7’s Free Kick Curse Continues—But He Strikes Back!Once again, CR7 lined up for a trademark free kick in a huge Nations League semi against Germany, but the wall denied him—making it just 1 goal from 62 direct free kick tries in major tournaments. But just as fans groaned, the GOAT did what he does best: Ronaldo tapped in a slick Mendes cross to put Portugal ahead 2-1, notching his 137th international goal. Is this classic Ronaldo redemption, or should Bruno be taking those set pieces? #CR7 #Portugal #NationsLeague #Sports00Share
Jerry Clark+FollowUnited Adds Direct Flights to Portugal!Heads up, travel lovers! United Airlines just made it way easier to hit Portugal’s sunny Algarve coast—no more layovers in Lisbon. They quietly launched direct flights from Newark to Faro, perfect for anyone dreaming of beaches and pastel de nata. Plus, United’s testing out new Airbus planes that passengers are loving. Looks like the airline is shaking up its routes and fleet to keep us happy. Ready to book your next getaway? #TravelHacks #UnitedAirlines #Portugal #FlightDeals #MoneyLifehacks #Business00Share
Kevin Nicholson+FollowSpain & Portugal Blackout Mayhem!Total chaos in Spain and Portugal after a massive power outage hit both countries—think airports in the dark, trains frozen, and even the Madrid Open tennis stadium pitch black! People are stuck everywhere, from metros to highways, and card payments aren’t working in Lisbon. If you’re traveling, best advice is to stay put and keep checking your airline or train updates. Wild scenes with folks using their phones as flashlights just to get around! #TravelAlert #Spain #Portugal #PowerOutage #TravelChaos #Transportation131Share
Sean Clark+FollowSpain & Portugal Just Went Dark?!Total chaos in Spain and Portugal after a massive blackout shut down subways, traffic lights, ATMs, and even cell service! People were stranded on trains, stuck in elevators, and couldn’t even call for help. Some folks ended up hitchhiking to the airport, while others just hung out in the streets, chatting with strangers. Power’s mostly back now, but no one knows what caused it yet. Wild, right? #PowerOutage #Spain #Portugal #Blackout #News #WatercoolerMoment #Transportation2317Share
Sean Clark+FollowSpain & Portugal Go Dark—Total Chaos!Imagine being stuck on the subway, traffic lights out, and ATMs dead—millions across Spain and Portugal just lived it! A massive power outage shut down cities, halted trains, and left everyone scrambling for battery radios and generators. No one knows exactly what caused it, but the grid went down for hours, and even airports and tennis matches were hit. People were literally directing traffic themselves! Would you freak out or enjoy the unexpected break? #PowerOutage #Spain #Portugal #Chaos #BreakingNews #Transportation92Share