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League Cup schedule defined

Diário de Coimbra4 September 2026 at 16:35

The quarter-final schedules for the League Cup have already been defined. This competition celebrates its 20th edition this season, marking two decades of existence.

The four participants in the Final Four will be known between October 27 and 29, during which the quarter-final matches will take place.

The League Cup is a Portuguese football competition that brings together clubs from the country's top divisions. The Final Four represents the tournament's final phase, where the four remaining teams compete for the title.

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