Comments and predictions for Portugal Women vs Belgium Women: Dropping the victory

Latest information on Portugal Women vs Belgium Women's team

Portugal women's team will be without Ana Borges, who will serve a one-match suspension after being sent off at the end of the draw with Italy.

Catarina Amado is likely to replace the 35-year-old, while Andreia Jacinto and Jessica Silva could be given starting opportunities.

Kika Nazareth is expected to start in midfield after returning from an ankle injury and played 84 minutes in the second match.

On the Belgian side, coach Elisabet Gunnarsdottir may change the lineup to seek an honorable victory.

Davina Philtjens is an additional option in the back five, while Marie Detruyer and Kassandra Missipo could help freshen up the midfield.

Wullaert will continue to lead the attack, aiming to improve his national team scoring record, which currently stands at 93 goals.

Latest expected lineup for Portugal Women vs Belgium Women

Portuguese Women:

Morais; Gomes, Costa, Pinto; Amado, Jacinto, Pinto, Nazareth, Marchao; J. Silva, Di. Silva

Belgian Women:

Lichtfus; Janssens, Tysiak, Kees, Cayman, Philtjens; Missipo, Detruyer, Teulings; Wullaert, Eurlings

Latest football commentary on Portugal Women vs Belgium Women

Portugal have never made it to the knockout stages of a women's Euro, having exited in the group stage in 2017 and 2022.

However, they still have a theoretical chance to continue in this year's tournament, despite only winning 1 point after the first two matches.

The tournament began with a heavy 5-0 defeat to reigning world champions Spain, before Portugal showed resilience to salvage a point in a draw with Italy on Monday.

Diana Silva looked to have equalised after Cristiana Girelli's opener, but the goal was ruled out for offside. However, Diana Gomes equalised in the 89th minute, keeping Portugal's chances of reaching the quarter-finals alive.

However, Portugal will need many favorable factors if they want to break into the top two, because they are 3 points behind Italy and have a much lower goal difference.

Ideally, they need Spain to continue their winning ways, while they themselves take all three points – something they have not done since a 1-0 win over Belgium in the Nations League in February.

In contrast to Portugal, the Belgian women's team was officially eliminated after two consecutive losses in the group stage.

The Red Devils lost narrowly 1-0 to Italy, then fought bravely against Spain on Monday.

Justine Vanhaevermaet and Hannah Eurlings scored twice to give Belgium a draw, but Spain stepped up their game and added four more to seal a 6-2 win.

The result leaves Belgium bottom of Group B with zero points, four points behind second-placed Italy – an unbridgeable gap that means they cannot repeat their achievement of reaching the quarter-finals as at Euro 2022.

However, Belgium have won at least one match at every Euro they have attended, and they will look to maintain that streak by beating Portugal on Friday.

They will also take inspiration from last month's 3-0 win over Portugal in the Nations League, which saw Tessa Wullaert score twice and Vanhaevermaet net the other.

Latest score prediction for Portugal Women vs Belgium Women

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Portugal Women vs Belgium Womenas follows:

• Sportsmole:Portugal Women 2-1 Belgium Women

• WhoScore:Portugal Women 1-1 Belgium Women
• Our newspaper predicts:Portugal Women 1-1 Belgium Women

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