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The Times of India
The Times of India
World
Sumit Roy

IShowSpeed's reaction steals the show after Portugal score their first goal at the 2026 World Cup

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There was plenty of excitement as Portugal kicked off their 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign, and it was IShowSpeed who witnessed every moment of it. While Speed was streaming Portugal's group stage match against DR Congo, Portugal scored its very first goal of the tournament, which immediately made fans celebrate the event.

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Being a devoted fan of Cristiano Ronaldo, Speed is one of the greatest fans of Portugal. Thus, when the goal was scored, the man went wild, celebrating the great victory. It did not take long for video clips of the event to go viral on the Internet, with everyone enjoying Speed's excitement.

Speed's over-the-top celebration becomes the talking point online

The goal changed the mood of the stream instantly. Moments earlier, Speed had been nervously watching the action unfold. But as soon as Portugal scored, he jumped out of his seat and started yelling in celebration.

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