The Portuguese women's football team starts the League of Nations at home in front of England, the European two-time champion, at the stake of League Group 2 The competition, today informed the Portuguese Federation (FPF).
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13/11/2026
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A portuguese women's football team will start the League of Nations at home in front of England, European two-time champion, at the stake of League Group 2 The competition, today informed the Portuguese Federation (FPF).
The team, guided by Francisco Neto, starts the group with the English women on March 2, and will also be the European champions in the title to face Portugal on the sixth and last day, on June 15.
Group A2 also includes France and Austria, in a competition in which the winner of each of the four groups stands for the semi-finals, the first two remain in the ranks, the third plays a play-off with a team of the B League, and the fourth is demoted.
In addition to England, Portugal will face Austria on the second and fifth journeys, on March 6th (outside) and June 11th (home), and France on the third and fourth journeys, on April 19th (house) and April 23rd (outside).
For the selection of ‘quinas’, promoted by League B, the goal is to ensure a stay in the main competition, which would be unprecedented.