Portugal are gearing up to take on Denmark in the second leg of their UEFA Nations League quarter-final on Sunday (March 23) at Estadio Jose Alvalade in Lisbon.
In the first leg, Denmark secured a 1-0 victory over Portugal at Parken Stadium, with substitute Rasmus Hojlund scoring the decisive goal in the 78th minute. As Portugal aims to overturn the deficit, the upcoming match in Lisbon is expected to be a thrilling contest.

Cristiano Ronaldo is anticipated to play in Portugal’s crucial UEFA Nations League quarter-final second leg against Denmark on Sunday. Despite the 1-0 setback in the first leg, Ronaldo has been actively involved in training ahead of the decisive fixture.
Acknowledging the significance of the match, Ronaldo has urged unity and focus within the squad, stressing the importance of learning from past mistakes and delivering a strong performance. The 40-year-old stated, "The atmosphere is more intense. I won’t deny it. We are in a crucial moment because we need to win, but that’s the beauty of football. Tomorrow, I call on the fans to support us, to give us their strength, because we will do our best."
Ronaldo continued: "I have lost matches in 90 minutes, but never in the first half. Tomorrow is the second half. Games like this happen, bad days exist… Tomorrow, I want to leave Alvalade Stadium with my head held high, if all the Portuguese fans stand by us."
His leadership and experience are set to play a key role as Portugal seeks to overturn the deficit and secure a place in the semifinals. Ronaldo currently leads Portugal’s goal-scoring charts in the Nations League with five goals in six matches.