Portugal have clinched bronze at the FIFA Confederations Cup after beating Mexico 2-1 in extra time in the play-off for third place in Moscow.
Mexico opened the scoring in the 54th minute, a deflection from Portugal defender Luis Neto after Javier Hernandez’s cross in front of goal
Portugal fought back and Pepe netted home a dramatic equaliser in stoppage time to send the match to extra time.
The European champions, without Cristiano Ronaldo, then sealed victory with Adrien Silva’s strike from the penalty spot.
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