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Portugal reaches semi-finals of Women's European Beach Soccer League Superfinal

Portugal has qualified for the semi-finals of the Women's European League Superfinal after a convincing win over Switzerland.

11 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: Portugal reaches semi-finals of Women's European Beach Soccer League Superfinal — Archive photoPhoto: Halley Oliveira from Guimarães, Portugal · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0

The Portuguese women's beach soccer team advanced to the semi-finals of the Women's European League Superfinal after defeating Switzerland 7-2. The match took place in Viareggio, Italy, during the second round of Group B.

With this victory, Portugal secured its place in the knockout stages, standing out in the tournament after a solid performance in the group. The result is part of the competition that brings together the best European national teams in the sport.

However, Portugal faced a significant challenge in the later stages of the tournament, where it came up against the Spain national team. In the third and final round of Group B, Portugal was unable to secure its spot in the semi-finals.

Against Spain, the Portuguese team did not achieve the desired outcome, losing the match 6-4. This result had a direct impact on the standings and Portugal's continuation in the competition.

The match against Spain was decisive in determining which teams would advance, and the defeat meant that Portugal failed to qualify for the semi-finals. The game was held, like the others, in Viareggio, Italy, and represented Portugal's last chance to assert itself in the tournament.

This outcome is mixed for the women's national team, which, despite the victory against Switzerland, was unable to maintain the same level of performance against Spain. The future of the competitions for the Portuguese team now hinges on reflecting on the matches played.

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