Ball – Portugal – Finland live (futsal)

11′ – Bunny Varela shoots to the side

11′ Andre Coelho’s shot to save Savolainen

11′ Yellow card to Bekkarainen

11′ Yellow card for Andre Coelho

10′ Andre Coelho’s shot goes off the goal

10′-1-1, Finland goalby Hosio

9′ – Bolita’s shot to the side

9′ Eric Mendonca shoots on the side of the target

9′ Andre Coelho hits a shot to save Savolainen

8′ Andre Coelho hits the crossbar!

8′ Bikarinen forces Andrei Souza to defend with difficulty

7′ Yellow card for Hosio (Finland)

7′- Zicky Té tries to surprise Savolainen

5′- The Almicotervo shoots from a distance not far from the goal

5′- Thomas Baku’s shot by Savolainen

4′- Thiago Brito’s shot to save Savolainen

4′- 1-0, Portugal goalby Afonso Jesus, after good individual work and a pass by Pani Varela

2′- Pani Varela tried the shot, but the ball was intercepted

1′- What a danger! Autio’s lone shot takes the ball very close to André Sousa

1′- Bruno Coelho takes the first shot on the goal to save Savolainen with a force

1′- The game started. I left Portugal with the ball

Before the match: Captain João Matos and Pano Otto choose the field.
Before the match: Everything is ready to start the game. Ricardinho off the bench in rooting Portugal.
Before the match: echoes now and portuguese in Amsterdam.
Before the match:We have already heard the anthem of Finland.
Before the match:The teams have already been profiled on the field.

The national futsal team will play, starting at 4 pm on Monday, the quarter-finals of the European Championship, against its Finnish counterpart, in Zigo Dome, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

It is noteworthy that Portugal passed the group stage at the top of Group A with a complete set of victories (Serbia 4-2, Netherlands 4-1 and Ukraine 1-0), while Finland participated in the final stages. , was the second in group B.

Gabor Kovacs (Hungary) and Cedric Pelissier (France) are the referees.

Follow here, live broadcast, all the events of the meeting.

Jorge Braz bets on the same start for five of the three matches already played.

Check out the top five

Portugal: André Souza, Joao Matos, Bruno Coelho, Eric Mendonca and Pani Varela.

Substitutes: Edo, André Coelho, Thomas Paco, Afonso Jesus, Fabio Cecilio, Zeke T, Miguel Angelo, Thiago Prieto, Poletta.

Finland: Jha-Mati-Savullinen; Panu Autio, Jukka Kytola, Miika Hosio and Henri Alamikkotervo.

Suplentes: Antti Koivumaki, Tuukka Pikkarainen, Juhana Jyrkiainen, Jarmo Junno, Sergei Korsunov, Lassi Lintula, Olli Poylio e Liro Vanha.