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Portugal will fight for gold with Italy in women's football tournament

Diário de Viseu29 August 2026 at 21:20

Portugal will fight for gold with Italy in the women's football tournament. The Portuguese under-18 team secured qualification for the competition final after a 1-1 draw with the Italians, in the last group stage match.

The result allowed both teams to qualify for the title decider. This is an important achievement for the Portuguese team, which will now face Italy again in the final.

The decisive match is scheduled for Monday, starting at 19:00, Lisbon time. The time zone difference means the local time is one hour less.

The game will take place at Iacovone Stadium. This is the last of four group stage matches that decided the two teams that will compete for gold in this under-18 competition.

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