Dnt forget whn ronaldo score hatrick against Spain which is far much better than current Spain team .....Mark my words be humble Spain ur daddy is ur nightmare .....period     See Less

It’s an Iberian derby anything can happen!     See Less

Spain🇪🇸3
Portugal🇵🇹1     See Less

And what does the Scottish, who is actually a Spanish cheerleader (pretending to be a commentator) has to say now… those miles ahead..!!!!     See Less

No one is ready for Rodrigo Mora , the new star     See Less

I am questioning Deschamps. He has been amazing, but I am starting to doubt him. Euros wasn't good. After that not convincing.     See Less

Line by line, goalkeepers equal, Portugal defense superior in all line, midfield equal, attack on the left and right flanks Spain superior but in the center Portugal superior. In short, the     See More are cancelled out, we are left with 4 players from Portugal to 0 from Spain in defence and 2 players from Spain to 1 from Portugal in attack, in other words, the odds are 5 to 2.
The probability of Portugal winning is 5/7, around 70%, and the probability of Spain winning is 2/7, around 30%, making a correction factor of -10% for Portugal and +10% for Spain, we have that the final probabilities of victory are:
60% for Portugal and 40% for Spain, in this type of probability the winner wins by a maximum of two goals difference, but in the case of having a superior defensive sector across the board, the possible combinations of results are:
Portugal 1 Spain 0
Portugal 2 Spain 0
Portugal 2 Spain 1
Portugal 3 Spain 1
I would like to add that given that CR7 has an average scoring of one goal per game in the national team and there are always other players in the Portuguese national team who also score then the possible results will be:
2-0; 2-1 and 3-1
My final prediction based on probability theory will be a victory for Portugal by 2-1 or 3-1.    See Less

spain     See Less

Portugal has a strong chance of winning the Nations League against Spain. Overall, Portugal has an edge in both defense and midfield. While Spain may have a slight advantage in attack—part     See More n the left wing—this match is likely to be decided in the midfield.

The team that dominates possession and tempo in the center of the pitch will likely come out on top. Unlike France, who struggled in midfield when they faced Spain, Portugal boasts a solid trio in Vitinha, Rúben Neves, and Bernardo Silva. They’ll go head-to-head with Spain's Pedri, Fabián Ruiz, and Martín Zubimendi in what should be the key battle of the game.

Spain’s convincing win over France won’t be easily repeated here—Portugal’s midfield quality and balance make them a much tougher challenge.    See Less

As a Spanish fan I feel like our biggest concern is Mendez deep runs and low but accurate crosses into the box and cr7 positioning other than that I feel like Spain dominates all other aspe     See More but I feel like Lamine would have to give a even higher defensive work rate if Mendez decides to go forward if he isn’t too concerned with Lamine attack going the other way    See Less