The National Stadium will be the venue for the final of the Portuguese Football Cup, with the men’s competition scheduled for June 4th and the women’s competition for the 27th of this month, the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) announced this Saturday.
On June 4 at 17:15, the 83rd final of the Portuguese Cup will take place, in which the trophy winner Porto will play with the winner of the 2020/21 season Sporting de Braga.
FC Porto is in contention for the 19th Portuguese Cup in its history, while Sporting de Braga are in contention for their fourth trophy, a competition in which Benfica are the most decorated team with 26 wins.
The decisive game of the women’s tournament, in which Famalican and Sporting Braga will play, will take place on May 27 at 16:30.
In a match that will determine Sporting’s successor in the history of the Portuguese Women’s Football Cup, Famalicao are looking for their first trophy in the competition, with Sporting de Braga trying to repeat the feat achieved in the 2019/20 season.