Carmen Figueiredo 21 yrs old plays in Spain with Elche scored 7 goals vs Montenegro
| 12/04 | 17:00 | Islândia | vs | Portugal | |||||
Pedro Santos 37 yrs old
06:30 PM ET
| 10/04 | Loudoun United | 23:30 | Louisville City |
Eis a lista de convocadas:
CAD ENTRONCAMENTO: Renata Pina
CLUBE DE ALBERGARIA - Rita Marques
FC PORTO - Ana Silva, Leonor Silva e Sofia Pinto
RP FC: Stela Cruz
SC RIO TINTO - Francisca Martins e Mariana Gonçalves
SC BRAGA - Iris Morais, Matilde Lourenço e Raissa Barros
SL BENFICA - Ariana Schafer e Sofia Guerreiro
SPORTING CP - Catarina Santiago, Eliana Almeida, Leonor Serralheiro, Luciana Varela, Maria Rodrigues, Maria Silva e Rita Carreira
VALADARES GAIA: Mariana Roxo e Lara Carvalho
VITÓRIA SC: Constança Fernandes e Maria Macedo
F.C. Barcelona: Iara Lobo
Olympique de Marseille: Sémy Magalhães
Paris F.C.: Rafaela Mendonça
SC Braga: Francisca Castro, Francisca Vieira, Luana Bessa, Rita Melo e Sofia Cruz
SL Benfica: Beatriz Carvalho, Caetana Vicente, Carolina Simões, Cristina Fernandes, Joana Valente e Sofia Liu
Sporting CP: Eva Carreira, Joana Reis, Laura Silva, Matilde Nave e Matilde Sousa
Ternana Women FC: Cintia Martins
12 de abril | domingo
17h00: IRLANDA DO NORTE x PORTUGAL (Cidade do Futebol)
15 de abril | quarta-feira
17h00: PORTUGAL x HUNGRIA (Cidade do Futebol)
18 de abril | sábado
17h00: PORTUGAL x ESPANHA (Cidade do Futebol)
With their match against Denmark concluded (a 3-0 defeat), the women's national team will now face Sweden for first place in Pool D of the Europe-Africa Zone of the Billie Jean King Cup, currently being held at the Jamor Tennis Complex.
Thanks to victories against Germany and Denmark, Portugal has already secured its place in Group I of the Europe-Africa Zone, and its qualification for the knockout stage now depends on the outcome of the match against Sweden.
Francisca and Matilde Jorge defeated Emma Kamper and Sophia Izabella in the doubles match this Thursday, confirming Portugal's overwhelming victory over Denmark in the Group I qualifying round of the Europe-Africa Zone of the Billie Jean King Cup.
Angelina Voloshchuck 18 yrs oldAfter the triumphs of Angelina Voloshchuk (372nd WTA) and Francisca Jorge in the singles, held late Wednesday night, the doubles duel was postponed until today and, against the Danish pair, the sisters from Guimarães, holders of 25 international titles in the variant, had little difficulty in confirming their theoretical favoritism, with scores of 6-1 and 6-3.
| 17/04 | 13:00 | Benfica | vs | Club Brugge |
Eis a lista completa de convocadas:
Clube de Albergaria - Cheila Nolasco
Clube Regatas do Flamengo - Yasmin Cardozo
FC Porto - Bruna Gomes e Mariana Queirós
FC Alverca - Núria Príncipe
RCD Espanyol - Ona Gama
RP FC - Leonor Boleto
SCU Torreense - Joana Pinheiro
SC Rio Tinto - Carolina Lourenço
SC Braga - Ana Francisca Barbosa e Martina Jambas
SL Benfica - Marta Filipe, Madalena Loução, Matilde Carvalho, Matilde Matos, Matilde Rucha, Raquel Vitorino e Sara Macedo
Sporting CP - Ana Laura, Ariana Monteiro, Constança Maia e Irís Fernandes
| 09-04 | 15:00 | Portugal S18 | vs | Suécia S18 | |||||||
The first European champions for Portugal were honored by the FPF (Portuguese Football Federation).
The junior team was crowned champion after defeating Poland.
It was 65 years ago that "for the first time, the name of Portugal was inscribed on the list of winners of an official European competition, and this fact only evokes unconditional 'congratulations' to all who contributed to this unforgettable achievement." This is how the well-known journalist Fernando Soromenho wrote about a conquest that marked the history of Portuguese football.
The 14th edition of what was then called the UEFA International Tournament, which only 20 years later became known as the European Junior Championship, saw Portugal defeat Poland 4-0 in the final.
Sir Stanley Rous, then vice-president of UEFA and who five months later became president of FIFA, praised the organization and thanked Portugal for “the traditional Portuguese hospitality”.
The tournament was held in Braga, Porto, Coimbra, Leiria, Évora and Lisbon, between March 28 and April 8, and featured 13 national teams: Portugal, Italy, England, Spain, Turkey, Austria, West Germany, Romania, Netherlands, Belgium, Poland, France and Greece. Hungary, East Germany and Yugoslavia withdrew at the last minute.
The final was played on April 8, 1961, at the Estádio da Luz, and Portugal, coached by José Maria Pedroto and David Sequerra, defeated Poland with a 'four-goal haul' by Serafim.
Ficha da final
Estádio da Luz.
Árbitro: José Ortiz (Espanha)
PORTUGAL – Rui; Amândio e Nogueira; Carriço, Manuel Moreira e Oliveira Duarte; Crispim, Jorge, Serafim, Simões e Peres.
POLÓNIA – Karasinski; Beaszczyk e Rewilac; Jandana, Kapcinsky e Nowak; Hansmer, Szoltysik, Musialek, Kasprzyk e Kowalik.
Golos: Serafim (9m, 27m de penálti, 48m e 77m).
Nil Roca 28 yrs old Spain international 3 goals 22 goals in 46 games Conti Acevedo 28 yrs old from Argentina