Portugal 5–3 North Korea
World Cup 1966 · Quarter-final · 23 July 1966
Portugal and North Korea met on 23 July 1966 in the quarter-final of the World Cup 1966 at Goodison Park, Liverpool, in front of 40,248 spectators. Portugal won against North Korea. Referee: Menachem Ashkenazi.
Goals
- 1′ 0–1 Pak Seung-zin (North Korea)
- 22′ 0–2 Li Dong-woon (North Korea)
- 25′ 0–3 Yang Seung-kook (North Korea)
- 27′ 1–3 Eusébio (Portugal)
- 43′ 2–3 Eusébio (pen.) (Portugal)
- 56′ 3–3 Eusébio (Portugal)
- 59′ 4–3 Eusébio (pen.) (Portugal)
- 80′ 5–3 José Augusto (Portugal)
The first goal came in minute 1; in total 8 goals were scored, 2 from the penalty spot.
| Competition | World Cup 1966 |
| Round | Quarter-final |
| Date | 23 July 1966 |
| Venue | Goodison Park, Liverpool |
| Attendance | 40,248 |
| Referee | Menachem Ashkenazi |
Other meetings of Portugal and North Korea
- 21 June 2010 · World Cup 2010 — Portugal 7–0 North Korea
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