Portugal participated at the 2015 European Games in Baku, Azerbaijan, from 12 to 28 June 2015, with a delegation of 100 athletes that competed in 14 sports.

On 10 April 2015, the Olympic Committee of Portugal (COP) announced that the country had secured 99 athlete quota places in 13 sports, with the possibility of increasing this number by the deadline for inscription of athletes (30 April 2015). On 12 May 2015, COP announced a list of 101 athletes competing in 14 sports, following a reallocation of badminton quota places. On 4 June 2015, a final list of 100 athletes was announced, with the exclusion of female wrestler Ana Pereira due to failure in complying with the national federation selection criteria. In addition, two injury-related changes were made: female gymnast Zoi Lima and male table tennis player João Monteiro were substituted by Mariana Pitrez and João Geraldo. On the opening day of the Games, clinical issues forced four last-minute athlete changes: female swimmer Tamila Holub (appendicitis) was replaced by Madalena Azevedo, while the acrobatic gymnastics female trio was replaced due to injury of one of its members (Raquel Martins) by Jéssica Correia, Joana Patrocínio and Susana Pinto.

The delegation will include a staff of 59 people, among which 45 officials, and will be headed by former Olympic canoer José Garcia, who will also lead the Olympic mission to the 2016 Summer Olympics. Four-time Olympic shooter João Costa was chosen to be the flagbearer at the opening ceremony, while multiple world and European medal-winning judoka Telma Monteiro will carry the flag at the closing ceremony.

Medal summary Medal Name Sport Event Date Marcos FreitasJoão Geraldo Table tennis Men's team Taekwondo Men's −58 kg Judo Women's −57 kg Triathlon Men's triathlon Canoe sprint Men's K-1 1000 m Canoe sprint Men's K1 5000 m Shooting Men's 10 m air pistol Taekwondo Men's −80 kg Beatriz Martins Gymnastics Women's trampoline synchronized Beach soccer Men's tournament

Badminton

Portugal qualified three athletes in three events, based on the ranking list released by the Badminton World Federation on 26 March 2015. The competition took place at the Baku Sports Hall from 22 to 28 June. None of the participating athletes were able to advance from the group play stage, with Sónia Gonçalves securing the only Portuguese win in this competition.

+ Badminton event resultsAthleteEventGroup play stageQuarterfinalsSemifinalsGold/Bronze medal matchRankOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultRicardo SilvaMen's singlesL 6–21, 11–21L 9–21, 9–21L 13–21, 10–21Did not advanceÂngelo SilvaRicardo SilvaMen's doublesL 15–21, 18–21L 15–21, 6–21L 10–21, 7–21Did not advance13–16Sónia GonçalvesWomen's singlesL 16–21, 10–21W 21–16, 21–15L 7–21, 13–21Did not advance13–18

Beach soccer

Portugal qualified a team of 12 players based on the results at the 2014 Euro Beach Soccer League. The competition took place at the Beach Arena from 24 to 28 June.

The Portuguese team finished at the top of Group A, ahead of Switzerland, after winning all of its matches. As a result, they advanced to the semi-finals, where they suffered a 2–1 defeat against Group B runners-up and world champions Russia. Having beaten Switzerland 6–5 in the group stage, Portugal repeated the scoreline in the bronze medal match to secure the tenth and last Portuguese medal at these Games.

Squad Coach: Mário Narciso

Source: Baku 2015 European Games

Group stage Group A

Semi-finals

Bronze medal match

Canoe sprint

Portugal qualified thirteen athletes in eleven events, based on the results at the 2014 Canoe Sprint European Championships. The competition took place at the Kur Sport and Rowing Centre in Mingachevir from 14 to 16 June.

Portuguese boats qualified for eight finals (seven finals A and one final B). The best results came through Olympic silver medalist Fernando Pimenta, who won two silver medals, after finishing behind Germany's Max Hoff in the men's K1 1000 and 5000 metres events. Pimenta was the only Portuguese athlete to win more than one medal at these Games.

Men + Men's canoe sprint event resultsAthleteEventHeatsSemifinalsFinalTimeRankTimeRankTimeRankHélder SilvaC1 200 m39.248 1 colspan=2 40.682 5Diogo LopesK1 200 m36.441 5 36.443 9Did not advanceFernando PimentaK1 1000 m3:40.476 1 3:25.832 1 3:28.421 K1 5000 mcolspan=4 20:11.989 Emanuel SilvaJoão RibeiroK2 1000 m3:14.726 4 3:08.734 3 3:18.659 9David FernandesEmanuel SilvaFernando PimentaJoão RibeiroK4 1000 m2:53.152 2 colspan=2 3:09:010 5

Women + Women's canoe sprint event resultsAthleteEventHeatsSemifinalsFinalTimeRankTimeRankTimeRankTeresa PortelaK1 200 m41.330 2 40.675 5 42.627 9K1 500 m1:53.169 3 1:48.896 3 2:15.435 9Beatriz GomesJoana Vasconcelos K2 200 m37.797 4 37.264 2 38.609 6Márcia AldeiasMaria CabritaK2 500 m1:47.576 7 1:45.437 7Did not advanceBeatriz GomesFrancisca LaiaHelena RodriguesJoana VasconcelosK4 500 m1:37.910 5 1:32.169 5Did not advance

Cycling

Portugal qualified nine athletes in six events, based on the national ranking list released by the Union Cycliste Internationale on 31 December 2014. The competition took place from 16 to 27 June in several courses and venues across Baku. Mountain biker David Rosa was the only Portuguese athlete to reach a top-ten placing, by finishing exactly in the 10th place in the men's cross-country event.

Road cycling The road race course consisted of multiple laps in an urban circuit starting and finishing at the Freedom Square. The men's race (21 June) had a total distance of , consisting of six laps of followed by ten laps of . The women's race (20 June) had a total distance of , consisting of four laps of followed by five laps of . The men's time trial (18 June) course was located at Bilgah Beach and consisted of two laps of , for a total distance of .

+ Road cycling event resultsAthleteEventTimeRankFilipe CardosoMen's road race5:28:26 19José GonçalvesDid not finishEdgar Pinto5:33:43 33Rafael ReisDid not finishFábio SilvestreDid not finishRafael ReisMen's time trial1:04:06.74 19Daniela ReisWomen's road race3:25:53 14

Mountain biking The mountain biking events took place on 13 June at the Mountain Bike Velopark. The men's cross-country event course had a total distance of , consisting of one start loop of followed by eight laps of , whereas the women's course was followed by six laps of for a total distance of .

+ Mountain biking event resultsAthleteEventTimeRankDavid RosaMen's cross country1:45:12 10Joana MonteiroWomen's cross countryLapped 23

BMX The BMX events took place at the BMX Velopark on 26 and 28 June.

+ BMX event resultsAthleteEventQualifying Time TrialTime Trial Super FinalMotosSemifinalsFinalTimeRankTimeRankPointsRankTimeRankTimeRankAndré MartinsMen's BMX37.712 27Did not advance21 ()Did not advance

Gymnastics

Acrobatic Portugal qualified five athletes in three events, based on the results at the 2014 Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships.

+ Gymnastics acrobactic event resultsAthleteEventExerciseTotal scoreRankBalanceDynamicCombinedJéssica CorreiaJoana PatrocínioSusana PintoWomen's groups all-around27.05027.03026.25080.3307Inês GermanoJoão MartinsMixed pairs all-around26.83026.41026.09079.3305Mixed pairs balance26.92026.9205

Aerobic Portugal qualified a pair of athletes in one event, based on the results at the 2013 Aerobic Gymnastics European Championships.

+ Gymnastics aerobic event resultsAthleteEventQualificationFinalScoreRankScoreRankTiago FaquinhaAna Maçanita Mixed pairs18.550 7 Did not advance

Artistic Portugal qualified four athletes in eleven events, based on the results at the 2014 European Men's Artistic Gymnastics Championships and 2014 European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships.

Men + Men's artistic gymnastics event resultsAthleteEventQualificationFinalApparatusTotalRankApparatusTotalRankBernardo AlmeidaIndividual all-around13.10011.23312.06613.33313.16612.33375.23157 Did not advanceFloor13.100colspan=5 13.10061 Did not advancePommel horse11.233colspan=4 11.23370 Did not advanceRingscolspan=2 12.066colspan=3 12.06667 Did not advanceParallel barscolspan=4 13.166colspan=1 13.16656 Did not advanceHorizontal barcolspan=5 12.33312.33370 Did not advanceSimão AlmeidaIndividual all-around13.7669.60014.06614.23314.30012.80078.76545 Did not advanceFloor13.766colspan=5 13.76641 Did not advancePommel horse9.600colspan=4 9.60075 Did not advanceRingscolspan=2 14.066colspan=3 14.06614 Did not advanceParallel barscolspan=4 14.300colspan=1 14.30025 Did not advanceHorizontal barcolspan=5 12.80012.80064 Did not advanceVasco BarataIndividual all-around11.80011.50012.80012.90013.26613.43375.69956 Did not advanceFloor11.800colspan=5 11.80075 Did not advancePommel horse11.500colspan=4 11.50066 Did not advanceRingscolspan=2 12.800colspan=3 12.80054 Did not advanceParallel barscolspan=4 13.266colspan=1 13.266=53 Did not advanceHorizontal barcolspan=5 13.43313.43347 Did not advanceBernardo AlmeidaSimão AlmeidaVasco BarataTeam all-aroundcolspan=8 26.86622.73326.86627.56627.56626.233157.83021

Women + Women's artistic gymnastics event resultsAthleteEventQualificationFinalApparatusTotalRankApparatusTotalRankMariana PitrezIndividual all-around11.43312.93311.00010.06645.43267 Did not advanceFloor11.433colspan=3 11.43364 Did not advanceUneven barscolspan=2 11.000colspan=1 11.00051 Did not advanceBalance beamcolspan=3 10.06610.06675 Did not advance

Trampoline Portugal qualified four athletes in four events, based on the results at the 2014 European Trampoline Championships.

+ Gymnastics trampoline event resultsAthleteEventQualificationFinalScoreRankScoreRankDiogo GanchinhoMen's individual104.445 7 13.245 6Ricardo SantosMen's individual103.365 10Did not advanceDiogo GanchinhoRicardo SantosMen's synchronized47.800 11Did not advanceAna RenteWomen's individual95.885 11Did not advanceBeatriz MartinsWomen's individual93.575 15Did not advanceAna RenteBeatriz MartinsWomen's synchronized83.000 6 44.500

Judo

Portugal qualified 14 athletes in 12 events, based on the International Judo Federation world ranking list announced on 2 March 2015.

Men + Men's judo event resultsAthleteEventRound of 64Round of 32Round of 16QuarterfinalsSemifinalsRepechageGold/Bronze matchRankOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultNuno Carvalho–60 kgL 0s3–0Did not advance17–32Diogo César–66 kgW 100s1–0L 0s3–100s1Did not advance9–16Sergiu OleinicW 100–0s2W 1s2–0s1W 100s1–0L 0s2–100s1L 0–12s25André Alves–73 kgW 100s2–0s3L 0s3–1s1Did not advance9–16Jorge FernandesW 1s1–0L 0s1–100Did not advance9–16Carlos Luz–81 kgW 11s3–0s1L 0s2–0s1Did not advance9–16Diogo LimaL 1s2–1s2Did not advance17–32Célio Dias–90 kgL 0–101Did not advance17–32Jorge Fonseca–100 kgW 2s2–0s2W 101s3–0s2W 100–0s2L 10s2–0s3L 0s1–1005André AlvesCélio DiasJorge FonsecaCarlos LuzSergiu OleinicTeamcolspan=2

Women + Women's judo event resultsAthleteEventRound of 32Round of 16QuarterfinalsSemifinalsRepechageGold/Bronze matchRankOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultLeandra Freitas–48 kgW 1s3–0L 0s2–101s1Did not advance9–16Joana Ramos–52 kgL 0s1–0Did not advance17–32Telma Monteiro–57 kgW 0s2–0s3 W 0s1–0s2W 11s3–0s2W 110–0Ana Cachola–63 kgW 100–0W 1s2–0s1L 0–101W 3s1–0L 0–1s15Yahima Ramirez–78 kgL 0s3–0s2Did not advance17–32

Karate

Portugal qualified one athlete, based on the results at the 2015 European Karate Championships.

+ Karate event resultsAthleteEventElimination roundSemifinalsGold/Bronze matchRankOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultPointsPlaceOppositionResultOppositionResultFilipe ReisMen's kumite +84 kgL 1–2L 0–6L 0–404Did not advance8

Shooting

Portugal qualified four athletes in six events, based on the rankings announced by the European Shooting Confederation.