Temas: FIFA Confederations Cup, Mexico, Russia, Cristiano Ronaldo, Hirving Lozano
Mexico and Portugal made it to the semi-finals with their wins today, but there are other talking points after Saturday's games.

Portugal and Mexico are the first two teams with official spots in the FIFA Confederations Cup semi-finals. A Seleccao Das Quinas will play on Wednesday, while El Tri will fight for a ticket to the Final match on Thursday, and before they face either Chile or Germany, there are a few talking points after their last games in this group stage.

Cristiano Ronaldo, Joao Moutinho, Héctor Herrera and the Portuguese National Team gave fans a few headlines to talk about. Have a look at all of them.

CR7 needs two goals to match Pele's goals with the Braziian NT

The Portuguese ace, who was named Man of the Match for his contribution against New Zealand, scored the opening goal with a penalty kick. This was CR7's 75th goal for his country, good enough to match Hungarian Sandor Kocsis' tally as the second best striker in European National Teams. In case you were wondering, Brazilian legend scored 77 for Brazil, so, the Portuguese captain can be considered among the all-time best strikers.

Hector Herrera's long pass gives Mexico the win

Mexico's comeback win had a key member: Héctor Herrera. FC Porto's midfielder managed to hand out two assists for El Tri, including the longest assist in three FIFA Confederations Cup editions. Furthermore, Herrera joins Germán Villa, Pavel Pardo and Cuauhtemoc Blanco for being Mexican players with two or more assists in a FIFA Confederations Cup game.

"Herrera's 54-meter assist is the longest in the two most recent editions of the FIFA Confederations Cup"

Joao Moutinho joins exclusive list with the Portuguese National Team

Monaco's midfielder was handed one more starting nod with the European champions, and he reached 100 caps while at it. He's the second player to reach that number in the current FIFA Confederations Cup, and the fifth Portuguese player to play 100+ games with the National Team.

Portugal's unbeaten streak keeps going and going

The current European champions seem to be thriving in this competition, and their win against New Zealand cemented an interesting streak while playing international tournaments.