Even with tournaments discontinued, there are always other competitions you can follow from the comfort of your couch. It begins on Friday, with a match between Portugal and Ukraine, which is the last match for the women’s team before their unprecedented participation in the World Cup.
Also of note is Portugal-Malta, on Sunday, in the third round of the group stage of the European Under-19 Championship – the Portuguese team has already secured qualification to the semi-finals.
You can also watch the European Under-21 Final, on Saturday, not forgetting the Gold Cup matches and the Brazil matches.
Friday, July 7th
(17.00 Greece – Spain) Channel 11 (EURU U19)
19:30 Germany-Zambia, SPORT.TV3 (Women’s Football Friendly)
20:00 Iceland – Norway (CHANNEL 11) (EURO U-19)
20:45 Portugal-Ukraine, RTP1 (Women’s Friendly)
Saturday 8th July
17:00 England-Spain (RTP2) (UEFA U-21 Championship Final)
20h00 Vasco-Cruzeiro, Chanel 11 (Brasileirão)
22:00 Estudiantes-Racing Club SPORT.TV3 (Argentine Championship)
22:30 Atlético Mineiro – Corinthians, Channel 11 (Brazilian)
Sunday 9 July
00h00 Panama-Qatar, SPORT.TV1
00:30 San Lorenzo River Plate, SPORT.TV3 (Argentina Championship)
01:00 Palmeiras-Flamingo Channel 11 (Brasileirao)
02:30 Mexico – Costa Rica, SPORT.TV3 (Gold Cup)
17:00 Portugal-Malta, RTP 1 (U19 Euro)
20h00 Fluminense-Internacional, Chanel 11 (Brasileirão)
20:00 Red Bull Bragantino – Sao Paulo, PFC (Brasileirão)
10:00 PM Guatemala-Jamaica SPORT.TV1 (Gold Cup)
22:30 Grémio-Botafogo, CHANNEL 11 (Brasileirão)
Monday, July 10th
00:30 USA & Canada, SPORT.TV1 (Gold Cup)
20:30 Al-Nassr – Al-Firka SPORT.TV1 (Pre-Season)
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