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Portugal vs Wales Preview & Prediction | 2026-27 UEFA Nations League | League A

by Alex Sarwar ·
Portugal vs Wales Preview & Prediction | 2026-27 UEFA Nations League | League A

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Portugal’s first competitive fixture under new head coach Jorge Jesus sees them take on Wales.

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How to watch on TV: UK – BBC 2, BBC 1 Wales and S4C / USA – FOX Sports

How to watch online: UK – BBC Sport website and iPlayer / USA – FOX Sports streaming platforms

Portugal vs Wales prediction

The big news following the release of Jorge Jesus’ first Portugal squad is the inclusion of 41-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo, as the country’s record goalscorer continues on his march to 1000 goals in all professional football. He is the headline of what is a stacked group of players who should dominate proceedings against Wales, who are very much in transition under Craig Bellamy and likely still hurting after not reaching the FIFA World Cup.

Wales will need to do a lot of defending over the course of 90 minutes here and whilst Portugal will need to be patient, you would expect them to carve out plenty of opportunities against what is ultimately a weak Welsh side. The days of Gareth Bale and co are long gone and Portugal should win this one by a wide margin, with CR7 getting on the scoresheet at least once.

Portugal vs Wales tip: Portugal to win and Cristiano Ronaldo to score anytime

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