The stage is set for a thrilling encounter as Ireland takes on Portugal in a crucial World Cup Qualification UEFA match. Scheduled for November 13, 2025, this match is a must-watch for football fans. Ireland, currently third in their group, aims to secure vital points against group leaders Portugal.
With both teams showcasing a blend of experienced and young talents, this match promises high intensity and skillful play. Portugal, led by the iconic Cristiano Ronaldo, will look to maintain their top position, while Ireland hopes to leverage their home advantage at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium.
Ireland – Portugal: When and Where?
- City: Dublin
- Stadium: Aviva Stadium
- Date: 13 November 2025
- Hour: 20:45
The match will take place at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium, providing a home ground advantage for Ireland. Kicking off at 20:45 local time, fans in Dublin and across the world can anticipate an exciting night of football as these two competitive sides face off.
Aviva Stadium
World Cup Qualification UEFA 1st Round Grp. F
November 13, 2025
8:45 pm
Ireland – Portugal: On Which TV Channel?
- Channel: SuperSport MáXimo 3, SuperSport Laliga Nigeria, SuperSport GOtv LaLiga, DStv Now
- Broadcast time: 20:45 local time in Nigeria
Nigerian viewers can catch this exciting match live on SuperSport channels, including SuperSport MáXimo 3, SuperSport Laliga Nigeria, and SuperSport GOtv LaLiga. These channels are accessible with a DStv or GOtv subscription. Additionally, the game will be streamed on DStv Now, allowing fans to watch via web browsers and mobile apps. For the latest updates on broadcast schedules, visit Live Soccer.
Ireland – Portugal: Live Score and Commentaries
For those unable to watch the match on TV, live scores and commentaries will be available online. These updates will feature real-time action maps and commentary, providing a detailed and engaging way to follow the match. Keep an eye on trusted sports websites for live updates and analyses as the game unfolds.
Ireland – Portugal: Predicted Lineups
As the match approaches, both teams come into this fixture with varying degrees of momentum and squad challenges. Ireland’s recent form includes a hard-fought victory over Armenia, while Portugal has shown their dominance with a commendable draw against Hungary. The tactical battle and individual performances will be key areas of focus for fans and analysts alike.
| 9Johnny Kenny |
| 10Adam Idah |
| 12Jimmy Dunne |
| 13Kevin O’Toole |
| 15John Egan |
| 16Gavin Bazunu |
| 17Conor Coventry |
| 18Jamie McGrath |
| 19Mikey Johnston |
| 23Mark Travers |
| 21Festy Ebosele |
| 14Andy Moran |
| 2Nélson Semedo |
| 4António Silva |
| 6João Palhinha |
| 8Carlos Forbs Borges |
| 9Goncalo Ramos |
| 12João Carvalho |
| 13Renato Veiga |
| 16Francisco Trincão |
| 17Rafael Leão |
| 18Matheus Nunes |
| 19Chico Conceição |
| 22Rui Silva |
Ireland Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
Ireland’s expected lineup is designed to counteract Portugal’s attacking prowess while exploiting gaps in their defense. Key players will need to step up, especially in light of several injuries.
- Ireland Predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Caoimhin Kelleher; Right center back – Jake O’Brien; Central back – Nathan Collins; Left center back – Dara O’Shea; Right midfielder – Seamus Coleman; Right central midfielder – Josh Cullen; Left central midfielder – Andy Moran; Left midfielder – Jack Taylor; Right attacking midfielder – Festy Ebosele; Left attacking midfielder – Finn Azaz; Center forward – Chiedozie Ogbene
- Ireland injuries and suspensions: Will Keane, Darragh Lenihan, Jason Knight, Bosun Lawal, Will Smallbone, Samuel Szmodics, Evan Ferguson, Matt Doherty, Rocco Vata, Mark Sykes
Portugal Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
Portugal is expected to field a strong lineup, with experienced players and young talents. Despite some injury concerns, the squad’s depth should provide ample options.
- Portugal Predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Diogo Costa; Right back – Nélson Semedo; Right center back – Ruben Dias; Left center back – Renato Veiga; Left back – Matheus Nunes; Right central midfielder – João Palhinha; Central midfielder – Rúben Neves; Left central midfielder – Vítinha; Right forward – Bernardo Silva; Center forward – Cristiano Ronaldo; Left forward – Pedro Neto
- Portugal injuries and suspensions: Bruma, Joao Cancelo, Nuno Tavares, Nuno Mendes, Raphael Guerreiro
 Darragh Lenihan Ankle injury Late December 2025 |
Will Smallbone Hamstring Injury Mid December 2025 |
Samuel Szmodics Knee surgery Late March 2026 |
 Matt Doherty Knee injury Doubtful |
Rocco Vata Hamstring Injury Late January 2026 |
Chiedozie Ogbene Hamstring Injury Mid December 2025 |
Seamus Coleman Hamstring Injury Late December 2025 |
Bruma Achilles tendon injury Doubtful |
Nuno Mendes Thigh injury About 1-2 weeks |
Fans can anticipate a tactical and thrilling contest as these two sides vie for crucial World Cup qualification points.
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