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• • • LATEST NEWS • Latest • • • • Info • • • COMPETITIONS • Premier League • • Manchester United • Liverpool • Manchester City • Chelsea • Arsenal • • European Football • • • • • Real Madrid • Barcelona • PSG • Juventus • Bayern Munich • • Champions League • • • • Europa League • • • Europa Conference League • • • Women's Football • • • • • • LIFESTYLE • Content • • • Guides • • • Goal Network • • • • Follow & Subscribe • • • • • • • • • FOOTBALL ON TV • TV info, streams & more • • • Nigeria, who missed out on a World Cup appearance for the first time since 2006, will want to register a good result and deliver a notable performance. They have had back-to-back defeats and will be heading into Thursday's fixture hoping to give the fans something to cheer for this year. GOAL brings you details on how to watch the game on TV in the U.S. as well as how to stream it live online. Game: Portugal vs Nigeria Date: November 17, 2022 Kick-off: 1:45pm ET / 6:45pm GMT / 12:15 am IST (Nov 18) Venue: Jose Alvalade Stadium How to watch Portugal vs Nigeria on TV & live stream online There is no broadcast of Portugal vs Nigeria in the United Kingdom (UK). In the United States (US), fans can catch the game on TUDN and stream it on ESPN+. There is no broadcast for Portugal's friendly match against Nigeria in India. Country TV Channel Live Stream US N/A N/A US TUDN India N/A N/A • Check out GOAL's Football on UK TV guide • Check out GOAL's Soccer on U.S. TV guide Portugal squad & team news Fer...

Portugal vs Nigeria, FIFA World Cup warm-up highlights: Bruno double helps Ronaldo-less Portugal to 4-0 win Fernando Santos’ side, which was without Cristiano Ronaldo, who missed out due to a stomach bug, reeled in a comfortable win with two goals in both the halves. Published : Nov 18, 2022 02:35 IST Bruno Fernandes scored twice in the first half and debutant Goncalo Ramos and Joao Mario added late goals as Portugal crushed Nigeria 4-0 in a World Cup warm-up in Lisbon on Thursday. Missing Cristiano Ronaldo due to a stomach bug, his Manchester United team mate Fernandes led a strong Portugal side in its last match before travelling to Doha on Friday. The only surprise was the debut of 19-year-old Benfica defender Antonio Silva, who started ahead of Pepe as the veteran works his way back from a long injury layoff. FIFA World Cup, Group H: Challenge for Ronaldo’s Portugal, Uruguay, South Korea, Ghana Roared on by a sold-out Alvalade stadium, Fernandes seized the first chance he had in the ninth minute when Joao Felix found Diogo Dalot and he teed up Fernandes to tap into an empty net. Portugal doubled its lead through Fernandes from the penalty spot in the 35th minute after a Bernardo Silva cross struck the hand of defender Bright Osayi-Samuel. Fernandes calmly converted the spot-kick to complete only the third brace for Portugal. “The perfection didn’t exist or at least it is very hard to accomplish, but we made a great game, dominating every level,” Fernandes told Sport TV...

Portugal wraps up their preparations for the upcoming World Cup with a friendly against Nigeria at the Jose Alvalade Stadium on Thursday. The three-time African champions, Nigeria, who will not participate in Qatar after failing to qualify, will be looking to return to winning ways and finish this year on a high ahead of preparations for the 2023 African Cup of Nations qualifiers. You can watch Portugal vs Nigeria live stream on When does Portugal vs. Nigeria start? The match between Portugal and Nigeria starts on 17/11/2022 at • 4:45 p.m. ET • 1:45 p.m. PT How to watch Portugal vs. Nigeria You can watch Portugal vs Nigeria live stream on Portugal vs. Nigeria preview Portugal After a somewhat disappointing season in the Nations League, where they finished one point behind group winners Spain, Portugal will be looking to put things right in Qatar. At this year’s World Cup, Portugal will compete in Group H with Ghana, South Korea, and Uruguay. For a reason, Portugal is one of the favorites to pass the group, but just overcoming the group stage will not satisfy the appetite of Portugal, which has not advanced beyond the round of 16 since 2006, when they reached the semi-finals, where they were defeated by France 1-0. 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗖𝗛𝗢𝗦𝗘𝗡 𝗢𝗡𝗘𝗦. ⚡🇵🇹 Senhoras e senhores, estes são os nossos eleitos que vão marcar presença no It's 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟: this is our squad for the Nigeria Nigeria will enter this match with a strong desire to end their losing streak and give their people at least somethin...

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Portugal take on Nigeria at Estadio Jose Alvalade on Thursday to complete their preparations for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. The three-time African champions will provide the 2016 European champions with a stern test ahead of their World Cup Group H matches against Ghana, Uruguay and South Korea. Fernando Santos' men will be expected to qualify for the knockout stages and, after a disappointing UEFA Nations League campaign in which they finished one point behind group winners Spain, Portugal will be hoping for a win in their final World Cup warmup match. Veteran Portugal talisman Cristiano Ronaldo has dominated football headlines in the week leading up to the start of the World Cup, and Santos was asked about the Manchester United star in his press conference ahead of the match against Nigeria. MORE: Is Ronaldo playing vs. Nigeria? After a week in which Ronaldo missed Portugal's training session on Wednesday, November 16 due to a bout of gastroenteritis. RB Leipzig attacker Andre Silva is likely to take Ronaldo's place in the Portugal attack for the clash against the Super Eagles. Meanwhile, Ronaldo will hope to recover from his illness in time to be involved in Portugal's opening World Cup fixture against Ghana on November 24. MORE: Ronaldo controversy in Portugal camp Ronaldo has been making many headlines away from the pitch this week, as he took part in an explosive interview with British journalist Piers Morgan. The interview, in which the first part of two was relea...