TheBreakdown
Full time28 October 1990
Spain
29–6
Portugal
Estadio Olímpico de la Cartuja, Seville, SpainHead-to-head

Spain won by 23 points.

Scoring

  1. 10’PSpain penalty · Ramón Blanco Duelo3–0
  2. 19’PSpain penalty · Ramón Blanco Duelo6–0
  3. 37’PSpain penalty · Ramón Blanco Duelo9–0
  4. 42’PPortugal penalty · José Maria Vilar Gomes9–3
  5. 50’PPortugal penalty · José Maria Vilar Gomes9–6
  6. 56’TSpain try · Jon Azkargorta Aretxabala13–6
  7. 61’TSpain try · Javier Diaz Paternain17–6
  8. 70’CSpain conversion · Ramón Blanco Duelo19–6
  9. 70’TSpain try23–6
  10. 75’CSpain conversion · Javier Diaz Paternain25–6
  11. 75’TSpain try · Daniel Saenz Lobsack29–6

Line-ups

Spain

  1. 1Jose Julio Alvarez Ruiz de TeminoProp
  2. 2Francisco Javier Aguiar CayetanoHooker
  3. 3Asier Altuna IzaguirreProp
  4. 4Francisco Mendez UrenaSecond row
  5. 5Marco Antonio Justiniano MarquezSecond row
  6. 6Alberto Malo NavioFlanker
  7. 7Jaime Gutierrez MerellesFlanker
  8. 8Jose Antonio Egido SanchoNumber 8
  9. 9Javier Diaz PaternainScrum-half
  10. 10Ramón Blanco DueloFly-half
  11. 11Daniel Saenz LobsackWing
  12. 12Salvador Torres OrtegaCentre
  13. 13Javier Torres MoroteCentre
  14. 14Jon Azkargorta AretxabalaWing
  15. 15Francisco Puertas SotoFull-back
  16. 16Jorge Moreno de AlboranBench

Portugal

  1. 1Eduardo MacedoProp
  2. 2Joao RochetaHooker
  3. 3Luís LuísProp
  4. 4Jose Luis RodriguesSecond row
  5. 5Pedro RodriguesSecond row
  6. 6João LaureanoFlanker
  7. 7Antonio CunhaFlanker
  8. 8Pedro RogérioNumber 8
  9. 9João JonetScrum-half
  10. 10José Maria Vilar GomesFly-half
  11. 11Nuno DurãoWing
  12. 12Joao QueimadoCentre
  13. 13António Vieira de AlmeidaCentre
  14. 14Nuno Fernandes ThomázWing
  15. 15José Filipe Lupi BeloFull-back
  16. Miguel MauricioBench

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Context

All-time, Spain 27–14 Portugal, 2 drawn in 43 scored Tests. Full head-to-head

Spain going in
Portugal going in

Also on this day

Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.