Portugal are competing at their sixth successive World Cup finals and start their Group H campaign as hot favourites to beat Ghana. Cristiano Ronaldo and Co had to come through the play-offs to qualify for Qatar, but have a talented enough squad to go deep into the tournament.
The Portugal skipper is hell-bent on winning the golden boot and can make his mark on Wednesday’s semi-final against Spain.
After beginning Euro 2012 with two disappointing performances, Portugal’s captain produced his best against the Dutch and should be backed to do so again in the quarter-finals.
After a terrific display against Holland and with Cristiano Ronaldo firing, Paulo Bento’s men look worth some serious investment at 67/100 to reach the semi-finals.
With even Vicente del Bosque admitting Spain were poor against Croatia, Germany are now outright favourites to win Euro 2012.