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"We haven’t defined our overall goal yet," he said. "But our philosophy is always to enter each game trying to win, knowning that’s what we should’ll do with the World Cup. Within a major competition, a person always has a dream, even when it’s just a personal goal, to attempt to go as far as you possibly can. And this means winning competition.

"Certainly it’s only a dream, but the many teams planning to New Zealand are going to be thinking the same principle. There was this dream with the European Championship, playing with the final whatever we achieved during this tournament doesn’t mean anything. We still need to give everything we’ve got if we’re gonna win our next game."

The desire becoming world champions came true for your golden generation of Portuguese football, with two consecutive U-20 World Cup titles in 1989 and 1991. Now, it's around Helio Sousa to pass on these memories, as well as the responsibility that provide them, towards young players who may represent one's destiny of Portuguese football.