Bruno Fernandes: List of all goals in FIFA World Cup history

Bruno holds the record for most Premier League assists in a single season.

Bruno Fernandes has established himself as one of Portugal’s most influential players in the modern era. Renowned for his creativity, leadership and eye for goal, the attacking midfielder has consistently delivered on the biggest stages for both club and country.

Since making his FIFA World Cup debut, Fernandes has played a key role in Portugal’s campaigns with crucial goals and match-winning performances. In a star-studded squad like Portugal, Bruno Fernandes remains the heartbeat of Portugal’s midfield, who holds the record for most Premier League assists in a single season.

Bruno Fernandes broke the all-time Premier League record for the most assists in a single campaign, finishing the season with 21 assists, surpassing the record of 20 assists jointly held by two of the greatest midfielders in world football, Kevin De Bruyne and Thierry Henry.

Here’s a complete list of every goal Bruno Fernandes has scored in FIFA World Cup history.

Bruno Fernandes: All World Cup Goals

2022 FIFA World Cup – Qatar

Goal 1: Portugal 2-0 Uruguay

Portugal were coming after a 3-2 draw against Ghana in the opening game. There were drawn in a very difficult group alongside South Korea and two-time world champions Uruguay, who were coming after a goalless draw against the Taegeuk Warriors.

Lusail Stadium in Qatar hosted the Portugal vs Qatar game. A win was essential for Portugal to qualify for the next round. There were no goals in the first half and the score was level 0-0

In the first few minutes of the second half, Raphaël Guerreiro set up Bruno very well, and the Man United captain took a right-footed shot to make it 1-0 for Portugal after beating Sergio Rochet between the sticks.

Goal 2: Portugal 2-0 Uruguay

Just when it seemed that the game was done and dusted, there was a handball from José María Giménez in the 93rd minute inside the box and Portugal were awarded a penalty.

Bruno, who scored his first-ever World Cup goal just a few minutes ago, had an opportunity to get a brace against two-time world champions Uruguay. The 29-year-old goalkeeper failed to save the penalty as Bruno hardly fails to convert from the spot.

That goal saw Portugal taking a 2-0 lead and went on to win the game. Portugal topped their group and advanced to the Round of 16 before thrashing Switzerland 6-1. However, Morocco crushed their World Cup hopes by defeating them in the quarter-finals.

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