THE PORTUGUESE DREAM IS OVER = (

It's just a game after all, isn't it?

Well I guess my passion for my National team goes a bit behond...

"Portugal the champion of the world cup"..

What a great healine whould that be for all the newspapers in the world....

Would a ball have told the World that we exist,

that althought little,

with a weak economy that strugles to survive within the surrounding big countries,

we have good peolpe,

able of great achivments,

we have quality, we can and we are able to improve...

Will we have to continue our sad path, singing our fado and believing that one day the World will wake up and look at us in a different way?

I WONT MISS IT FOR NOTHING
Semi-final twoMunichWednesday, 5 July
Kick-off: 2000 BST
How to follow the game: Live on BBC One, BBC Radio Five Live & the BBC Sport website

WHERE TO WHATCH THE MATCH IN LONDON

There are many Portuguese restaurants and snack bars in South Lambeth Road London SW8 - like:

Estrela restaurant
Bela Marina
Grelha d'Ouro
or in Wandsworth Road (walking distance) where you will find;
A Toca
O Moinho

In Vauxhall you will find
Pico Bar & Grill" at 74 Albert Embankment SE1 (THIS IS WHERE I ALWAYS GO =))

You can also watch some games in one of the three main football clubs' association in the center of London:

Sporting Clube de Londres - 27 Elkstone Road, W10
Sport London e Benfica Ltd - 988 Harrow Road, NW
F.C. Porto of London - 82 Landor Road, SW9

WHERE I GO TO CELEBRATE

Stockwell and Vauxhall has a thriving Portuguese community with some good bars to watch the football;

Bar Estrela has a great atmosphere and good food 111 - 115 South Lambeth Road, London SW8 1UZ

Vasco Da Gama is a mix between and English pub and a Portuguese bar with a giant screen as well as a TV. They receive Portuguese satellite TV so expect a Portuguese commentary.152 Old South Lambeth Road,

London SW8

Word's? What for?

SOMETIMES SILENCE IS GOLD

PORTUGAL 3 - ENGLAND 1