Portugal ended their group stage campaign with a goalless draw against Colombia, but the European team struggled to hang on, exposing defensive flaws that may hinder their chances in the knockout stage.
The match was a spectacle of free-flowing attacking football, but goals were not the top priority for the teams, who already knew they would qualify for the next round.
Portugal's first-choice striker, Cristiano Ronaldo, had an indifferent outing, failing to create space for a shot, and the team managed only two shots on target from 13 attempts.
Colombia, on the other hand, had six shots on target from 24 attempts, with their midfielders controlling the centre of the pitch and creating scoring opportunities.
Despite the draw, Portugal's defence stood firm, with centre-back Ruben Neves putting in an impressive performance, but the team still has a lot to improve if they are to go far in the tournament.
