Portugal National Team17/09/2026Redação do Futebol de Portugal1 min readUpdated on 23/09/2026

Portugal in the 2026/27 Nations League: four September and October matches

Portugal faces Wales, Norway and Denmark in its first four Group A4 matches. Check the dates, home and away fixtures, and stadiums listed by the federation.

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Portugal has four 2026/27 Nations League group-stage matches between September 24 and October 4, 2026. The team faces Wales at home, Norway away, Denmark away and Norway at home. The schedule appears on UEFA's official fixture list; the Portuguese Football Federation lists the stadiums and a 7:45 p.m. mainland Portugal time kickoff for all four games.

Schedule of the four matches

DateMatchVenue listed by the FPF
September 24Portugal vs WalesEstádio José Alvalade, Lisbon
September 27Norway vs PortugalUllevaal Stadion, Oslo
October 1Denmark vs PortugalParken Stadium, Copenhagen
October 4Portugal vs NorwayEstádio do Dragão, Porto

All the games above are listed for 7:45 p.m. mainland Portugal time. “Portugal vs” denotes a Portuguese home match; “vs Portugal” denotes an away match. If traveling or buying tickets, check the official match page again, as operational details may change.

How does Group A4 stand?

Portugal shares League A Group A4 with Denmark, Norway and Wales. UEFA schedules six group-stage matches for each League A team: these four and another two in November. Portugal will host Denmark on November 14 and visit Wales on November 17. The four September and October fixtures therefore do not complete Portugal's group-stage campaign.

Where can you check for updates?

The UEFA team-by-team fixture page is useful for checking opponents and dates; the FPF schedule brings together the listed stadiums. Recheck those sources near each match to confirm the venue and kickoff time.

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