Portimonense vs AVS, 2023-24 Primeira Liga Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

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Portimonense are hosting AVS at Estádio Municipal de Portimão, Portimão, Portugal, starting on . The match is a part of the Portuguese Primeira Liga Promotion/Relegation Playoffs.

Game Information

Competition: Portuguese Primeira Liga Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

Venue: Estádio Municipal de Portimão
Location: Portimão, Portugal
Attendance: 3,685

Line-Ups

Portimonense

No.	Name
32	Kosuke Nakamura (GK)
14	Moustapha Seck
44	Pedro Henrique
27	Guga
43	Alemão
11	Carlinhos
25	Lucas Ventura
8	Taichi Fukui
19	Ronie Carrillo
10	Hildeberto Pereira
77	Hélio Varela

Portimonense Substitutes:

Vinicius, Dener, Luan Campos, Rafael Alcobia, Midana Bigna Soares Cassama, Davis Silva, Igor Marques, Gonçalo Costa, Paulo Estrela.

AVS

No.	Name
93	Simão Bertelli (GK)
41	Anthony Correia
40	Clayton
5	Jorge Teixeira
22	Léo Alaba
6	Fabio Pacheco
90	Babatunde Akinsola
47	Jonatan Lucca
18	Nenê
17	John Mercado
8	Bernardo Martins

AVS Substitutes:

Gustavo Mendonça, Stenio Zanetti Toledo, Yair Mena, Fernando Fonseca, Eric Veiga, Pedro Trigueira, João Amorim, Paraíba, Talles Wander.

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