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Portugal defeats Denmark without Ronaldo and with Félix recovered

The national team of Portugal achieved victory over Denmark in the Nations League, with Félix back and Ronaldo absent.

1 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: Portugal defeats Denmark without Ronaldo and with Félix recovered — Archive photoPhoto: Agência Lusa · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0

The national team of Portugal faced Denmark in the Nations League, playing at Parken Stadium in Copenhagen. The match drew media attention due to the absence of Cristiano Ronaldo and the unexpected departure of the captain during the team’s training camp.

Jorge Jesus, the team’s coach, relied on João Félix's recovery for this match. However, the absence of Sérgio Conceição was confirmed, raising doubts about tactical choices for the game.

Portugal delivered a strong performance, securing a win. Several media outlets, including RTP, reported that the match took place in a highly tense atmosphere, reflecting the importance of the encounter in the Nations League.

The final result favored Portugal, who triumphed over Denmark. The match was marked by intense moments, with both teams showing determination to secure a positive outcome.

With this victory, Jorge Jesus maintains a winning record, as reported by various media outlets. The national team continues its journey in the competition, aiming to consolidate itself in the upcoming stages.

News regarding Portugal's performance and significant absences, particularly that of Ronaldo, were widely discussed, raising questions about the team's dynamics in future matches.

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