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Marisa Gomes, Treinadora Nacional, chamou 22 jogadoras para este estágio de preparação.

h2h

09/06

15:30

AMI

Portugal S20

vs

Brasil S20

Portugal

-

Nair Pina

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Érica Cancelinha

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Dária Kaminska

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Inês Meninas

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Francisca Castro

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Mafalda Mariano

28'

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Marta Gago

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Carolina Tristão

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Matilde Nave

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Luana Bessa

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Anna Marques

5'

h2h	03/06	16:00	AMI	Portugal S20		vs		República da Coreia S20
h2h	06/06	15:00	AMI	Portugal S20		vs		Finlândia S20
h2h	09/06		AMI	Portugal S20		vs		Brasil S20

Eis a convocatória completa:
F.C. Barcelona: Iara Lobo
Paris FC: Rafaela Mendonça
Rio Ave: Ana Filipa Ribeiro
SC Braga: Ana Rita Cunha, Francisca Castro, Nair Pina, Rita Melo e Sofia Machado
SL Benfica: Carolina Simões, Carolina Tristão, Cristina Fernandes, Inês Meninas, Joana Valente e Neide Guedes
Sporting CP: Ana Tomaz, Érica Cancelinha e Matilde Nave
Valadares Gaia FC: Maísa Correia
VFL Bochum 1848: Anna Luísa Marques
Vitória SC: Dária Kaminska, Mafalda Mariano e Marta Gago.

6 de junho | sábado
15h00:  PORTUGAL x FINLÂNDIA (Estádio Dr. Carlos Osório - Oliveira de Azeméis)

9 de junho | terça-feira
15h30:  PORTUGAL x BRASIL (Estádio Dr. Carlos Osório - Oliveira de Azeméis

The FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup takes place in Poland from September 5 to 27, 2026, featuring an expanded 24-team format. Matches will be played across four host cities: Bielsko-Biała, Katowice, Łódź, and Sosnowiec. 

The 2026 tournament features 24 teams, including host Poland, the USA, Brazil, Spain, and defending champion DPR Korea, organized into six groups  

A warm up tournament to take place in the city of Aveiro

In the warm-up tournament, Portugal will meet Brazil - a squad that includes well-known names such as Clarinha and Thaís Lima, players of Benfica - as well as South Korea and Finland.