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The Quarterfinal stage of EURO 2024 is set to go underway from today. Two big matches are in store for football fans. First, a colossal encounter between Spain and Germany is scheduled and then later Portugal and France will square in what could be defined as the repeat of EURO 2016 Final. The encounter is touted as Cristiano Ronaldo vs Kylian Mbappe. So, who will prevail? Will it be the old guard or the modern legend?
Ahead of the start of the match, let’s find out how to watch the match live.
Where will the Portugal vs France Euro 2024 quarterfinal match take place?
The Euro 2024 quarterfinal match between Portugal and France is scheduled to take place at the Volksparkstadion in Hamburg
At what time will the Portugal vs France Euro 2024 quarterfinal match begin?
The Euro 2024 quarterfinal match between Portugal and France will start at 12:30 a.m. IST.
This Friday night at Volksparkstadion, football fans are in for a treat as Portugal and France face off in a thrilling rematch of the 2016 final. Both teams entered Euro 2024 with high expectations – France as favourites and Portugal as the unexpected challengers. However, their journey to the quarter-finals has been less than smooth, with both teams struggling to hit their stride despite their loaded rosters.
The bookies are expecting a close-knit contest with All British Casino pricing France as the slight favourites at 15/11 while Portugal are 7/3 and a draw after 90 minutes is 2/1. France have only lost once in their last 14 meetings against Portugal – including 11 wins – their only defeat coming in the Euro 2016 final in Paris.
Portugal’s path was particularly rocky, barely edging past Slovenia in a match that went down to penalties. Under Roberto Martinez, the team showed grit but lacked finishing during regular play. Cristiano Ronaldo, ever the heart of the Portuguese squad, experienced a rollercoaster of emotions missing a crucial penalty in extra time but then scoring in the shootout, keeping Portuguese hopes alive.
France’s advance was no less dramatic, securing a narrow 1-0 victory over Belgium thanks to a late own goal by Jan Vertonghen. Although not at their best, Didier Deschamps’ men are known for stepping up when it counts, and they’ll be looking to do just that against Portugal.
