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What happens if Portugal loses, wins or draws with Slovenia in the round of 16 of Euro 2024?

What happens if Portugal loses, wins or draws with Slovenia in the round of 16 of Euro 2024?

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Portugal will take on Slovenia in a thrilling match to see who will progress to the quarter-finals of Euro 2024.

Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal
© IMAGO / PA ImagesCristiano Ronaldo from Portugal

Portugal is always a contender in every tournament they participate in, and UEFA Euro 2024 is no exception. Hoping to repeat their triumph by 2016 France, CR7 and his team is ready to take on Slovenia in the Round of 16, looking for a spot in the quarterfinals.

Under the guidance of a coach Roberto MartinezPortugal started their European Championship campaign in brilliant style, securing early victories against the Czech Republic And Turkey to secure a place in the knockout phase as quickly as possible.

However, the team suffered a surprising setback in their final group match, losing 2–0 to the tournament newcomers Georgia. As a result, Christiano Ronaldo and his teammates will have to remain vigilant and not underestimate Slovenia in their upcoming match.

What happens if Portugal beats Slovenia?

If Portugal beats Slovenia, they will qualify directly for the quarter finalswhere they will play the winner of the match between France and Belgium Friday, July 5 in the Volkspark Stadium.

What happens if Portugal and Slovenia draw?

If the match between Portugal and Slovenia ends in a draw during regular time, they will must play a 30-minute extra period (15 minutes per half). If the tie remains in this extra time, they will decide who will qualify for the quarter-finals penalty shootout.

What happens if Portugal loses to Slovenia?

If Slovenia can pull off the big shock and beat CR7’s Portugal, Roberto Martinez’s team will automatically be that eliminated from UEFA Euro 2024 And Slovenia advances to quarter-finals to play against France or Belgium.

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