How to Watch Portugal vs. Poland: Stream UEFA Nations League Live, TV Channel

Portugal could guarantee a first-place finish in its UEFA Nations League group at home to Poland on Friday. Watch for free on Fubo.

A draw or better at home to Poland on Friday will be enough to ensure Portugal reach the UEFA Nations League quarter-finals, but a win might just be enough to secure first place with a game to spare. Cristiano Ronaldo & Co sit three points clear of Croatia at the top of Group A1 and will be guaranteed top spot should final opponent Croatia do anything but defeat Scotland in Friday’s other fixture. However, Poland will be hard-pressed to prevent the Portuguese from claiming their place in the playoffs considering it’s six meetings and almost 20 years since it last got the better of this particular opponent. 

How to Watch Portugal vs. Poland Today

Game Date: November 15, 2024

Start Time: 2:45 p.m. ET

Game Venue: Estadio Do Dragao, Porto, Portugal 

TV: fubo Sports Network

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Portugal would have first place effectively sewn up already were it not for a stutter in Scotland last time out, having been held to a 0-0 draw in Glasgow despite an onslaught of pressure.

Ronaldo was left incensed with Steve Clarke’s methods as his side’s perfect record in Group A1 suffered its first blemish, while Poland managed a 3-2 win on Scottish soil back in September.

Poland showed tremendous heart to fight from 3-1 down and secure a share of the points against Croatia last time out, with Nicola Zalewski and Sebastian Szymaski coming to the rescue:

The only chance the Eagles have of avoiding relegation to UEFA Nations League B is to claim at least four points from their final two games and hope Croatia doesn’t add anymore to its tally.

That’s going to be infinitely more difficult without the services of captain Robert Lewandowski, who is sitting out international duty due to a lower back injury. 

The Poland talisman has been in phenomenal form for Barcelona so far this term with 19 goals in only 17 appearances, but his nation’s chances of staying in the top flight of the Nations League appear dim.

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