Portugal will face Nigeria in a friendly match on Wednesday night as they conclude their preparations ahead of the World Cup. The fixture offers both teams a chance to fine-tune tactics and assess player fitness before the tournament begins.
How to watch Portugal vs Nigeria
Kick-off time: Portugal's clash with Nigeria is scheduled for Wednesday, June 10, with the match starting at 8.45pm local time. This game serves as a crucial final warm-up for Portugal before the World Cup.
Match location: The encounter will be held at the Estádio Dr. Magalhães Pessoa in Leiria, Portugal. The stadium is set to welcome supporters from both nations, and a portion of ticket proceeds will be directed to local businesses affected by Storm Kristin.
UK TV coverage: Fans in the UK can watch the broadcast on Amazon Prime via pay-per-view. Live coverage begins at 8.30pm, providing viewers with 15 minutes of pre-match analysis before the teams take to the pitch.
Live stream information: Those who prefer to stream the match online or via a mobile device can access it through the Amazon Prime Video app or website. Viewers need a compatible smart television, tablet, computer, or smartphone, along with an active subscription, to purchase and watch the pay-per-view stream.
How to watch in the United States: Supporters in the US can follow the live action on Fox Sports channels, or in Spanish via Telemundo. Streaming options in the US include the FOX Sports App, FuboTV, and ViX.
UK radio broadcast: For those unable to watch the match, live audio commentary is available on TuneIn. The free online radio service will provide full coverage from 8pm.
Team news
Portugal: Head coach Roberto Martínez has a fully fit 26-man squad at his disposal, with no players sidelined or doubtful. Matheus Nunes has fully recovered from a recent bout of gastroenteritis, while Paris Saint-Germain stars Nuno Mendes and Gonçalo Ramos are both available for selection.
Nigeria: The Super Eagles serve as Portugal's final warm-up opponents after failing to qualify for the World Cup. Notable absentees include Victor Osimhen and Ademola Lookman, leaving Moses Simon and Rafiu Durosinmi to lead the attacking line.
Head-to-head record
These two nations have met only once at senior international level, in a friendly in November 2022. That match ended in a dominant 4-0 victory for Portugal in Lisbon, with Bruno Fernandes scoring twice before halftime.
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