E. Amadora-Sp. Braga match to be played in Alverca
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E. Amadora-Sp. Braga match to be played in Alverca

Record8 September 2026 at 21:49

The match between E. Amadora and Sp. Braga, related to the Portuguese football league, will be played in Alverca instead of initially planned. The reason for this change is related to the ban on the pitch at Estádio José Gomes.

The League banned the playing surface at Estádio José Gomes after receiving two negative assessments about the state of the pitch. These assessments were sufficient for the responsible entity to make the decision not to allow the match to take place at that venue.

In this way, the match will have to be moved to another location, with Alverca becoming the solution found to host this confrontation between the two teams.

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