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Bernardo Silva was enraged by the referee(Image: Maryam Majd/Getty Images)

Portugal star Bernardo Silva has slammed the referee who was in charge of their 2-1 victory over Germany in the Nations League semi-finals.

Wednesday's dramatic clash at the Allianz Arena was decided by a record-breaking goal from Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo in the 68th minute, as the 2019 winners became the first country to reach two Nations League finals.

Roberto Martinez's side had to come from behind after Florian Wirtz put Germany in front just after half-time.



Wirtz, who's in talks to join Premier League champions Liverpool in a club-record transfer deal, headed home after an intelligent one-two with team-mate Joshua Kimmich.

Portugal were incensed, though, as Germany striker Nick Woltemade was standing in an offside position and appeared to block Ruben Dias, allowing Wirtz a free header from 10 yards.

Portugal used their anger to mount a rapid comeback, as substitute Francisco Conceicao scored a dazzling solo goal to level the scores before Nuno Mendes set Ronaldo up for a simple finish five minutes later.

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The visitors saw out the win to book their place in Sunday's final, where they'll play France or European champions Spain.

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