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Braga gets the heaviest game in the group

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo10 September 2026 at 17:36

Portugal will face Denmark at the Municipal Stadium in Braga on November 14. The game is part of Group A4 and will be the last home match for this national team in the group.

Braga was chosen to host what is described as the heaviest game in the group. The match represents a significant moment for the city, marking the return of Jorge Jesus.

The game evokes memories of 2015, suggesting a previous rivalry or historical context between the teams or in the city itself.

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