The Association of Portuguese-speaking Olympic Committees (ACOLOP) celebrates its 20th anniversary on 8 June with a message of transformation. The opening of the new venue in Portugal, the desire to relaunch the Lusophone Games and the relationship with its 12 member committees are the highlights of this anniversary.

Following the conclusion of the fifth qualifying event of the 2023 and 2024 Trampoline World Cup Series, the International Gymnastics Federation has officially announced the allocation of individual quota places for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

The 2024 European Canoe Association (ECA) Ocean Racing European Championships in Portugal will be held in the Azores from 11-14 April, as a prelude to the big event of the World Championships in Madeira in October. The archipelago is located 1500 km from the capital Lisbon.

The football federations of Spain, Portugal and Morocco reached an important milestone today in their joint bid for the 2030 FIFA World Cup by officially signing the FIFA Bidding Agreement, which commits them to the rules and framework of the bidding process. 

Morocco, Portugal and Spain have officially unveiled their joint bid to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup.

Morocco, confirmed earlier this month by FIFA as a joint-host of the 2030 World Cup finals with Portugal and Spain, has announced costly stadium plans and says it hopes to stage the final.

Agustin Pichot, the former captain of Argentina who ran for the World Rugby Presidency in 2020, has claimed the organisation lacks long-term vision and that its support for emergent nations such as Portugal and Uruguay is "just wind."

World Aquatics has switched the final leg of its Open Water Swimming World Cup 2023, which was due to have been held at Eilat in Israel, to Funchal in Portugal.

FIFA has faced criticism over its plans to stage the 2030 FIFA World Cup in six countries across three continents, with claims it breaks its commitments on tackling climate change.

Portugal claimed their first ever Rugby World Cup win with a dramatic last-minute triumph over Fiji, who advanced to the quarter-finals on points difference.

Spain, Portugal and Morocco will host the FIFA World Cup in 2030 with special celebratory matches in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay, it was announced today.