Portugal vs Nigeria LIVE Streaming on Sony at 12:15AM, Ronaldo & Co prepare for Qatar WC with WARM-UP vs Nigeria, Follow LIVE

Portugal vs Nigeria LIVE Streaming – FIFA WC Warm-up LIVE – Match Starts 12:15 AM IST: Cristiano Ronaldo may be doubtful but Portugal will gear up for FIFA World Cup Qatar with Warm-Up against Nigeria. The match at Estádio José Alvalade in Lisbon will be their final preparation before flying out to Doha, Qatar. Portugal will face Ghana in their opening match on November 24. The good news for fans is that Portugal vs Nigeria LIVE Broadcast will be available on Son Sports Network from 12:15 AM. Watch POR vs NIG LIVE Streaming on SonyLIV. Follow FIFA World Cup 2022 LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN & Watch FIFA WC LIVE Streaming on Jio Cinema.

ES ⚽ GO ⚽ TA ⚽ DO! O Estádio José Alvalade vai estar cheio para receber a Seleção! #VesteABandeira pic.twitter.com/sGG0HlXl9X

— Portugal (@selecaoportugal) November 15, 2022

Portugal vs Nigeria LIVE Streaming on Sony, Cristiano Ronaldo & Co prepare for Qatar WC with WARM-UP vs Nigeria at 12:15AM, Follow FIFA WC 2022 LIVE

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FIFA World CUP Warm-UP Matches on Thursday

Nov 17: Canada vs Japan – 7:10 pm (Al Maktoum Stadium, UAE)
Nov 17: Jordan vs Spain – 9:30 pm (Amman International Stadium, Amman)
Nov 17: Iraq vs Costa Rica – 7:30 pm (Basra International Stadium, Basra)
Nov 17: Morocco vs Georgia – 9:30 pm (Sharjah Stadium, Sharjah)
Nov 17: Switzerland vs Ghana – 3:30 pm (Baniyas Stadium, Abu Dhabi)
Nov 18: Cameroon vs Panama – 3:30 pm (Mohammed bin Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi)
Nov 18: Portugal vs Nigeria – 12:15 am (Estádio José Alvalade, Lisbon)

Portugal vs Nigeria LIVE Streaming on Sony, Cristiano Ronaldo & Co prepare for Qatar WC with WARM-UP vs Nigeria at 12:15AM, Follow FIFA WC 2022 LIVE

FIFA WC Warm-up LIVE – Portugal is touted to be the likely topper of Group H which consists of South Korea, Ghana, and Uruguay. Despite a relatively bad run of fixtures in recent times, Portugal is making their sixth consecutive start at the grandest stage of football. On the flip side, Nigeria will be aiming to produce some good performances after a rather bad year for the African side.

The Super Eagles failed to seal their spot in Qatar where they were defeated by Ghana before encountering a 1-0 loss to Tunisia in knockouts of the 2022 African Cup of Nations.

Update! Full camp, Chukwueze has landed. 23 players in camp: Adeleye, Ekong, Ndidi, Iwobi, Onyemaechi, Akpoguma, Etebo, Duru, Dennis, Onuachu, Lookman, Bassey, Aribo, Ebuehi, Onyeka, Moffi, Awaziem, Bright, Simon, Okoye, Uzoho, Dessers, Chukwueze. #SoarSuperEagles #PORNGA

— 🇳🇬 Super Eagles (@NGSuperEagles) November 15, 2022

Portugal is expected to field a strong team against Nigeria in testing out the fitness of the squad. Antonio Silva and Danilo Pereira will be clubbed with the defensive duties while Bruno Fernandes, Joao Palhinha, Ruben Neves, and others will fight to find their spot in the Playing XI. Upfront Rafael Leao, Octavio, and Goncalo Ramos will be leading the Portuguese. Skipper Cristiano Ronaldo will most likely come off the bench.

A major missing from Nigeria will be Victor Osimhen who sustained an injury in his match with Napoli over the weekend. Cyriel Dessers is expected to replace Osimhen while Chidozie Awaziem is expected to captain his side.