The 34 football clubs were divided into eight groups, six with four clubs each and two with five, in order to put the League I and II emblems in the competition from the start, with no knockouts before the group stage. .
The 16th competition will kick off during the World Cup in Qatar, which runs from November 21 to December 18, followed by quarter-finals where the leaders of each of the eight groups will face off against each other.
The winners of these eight groups will face each other in one quarter-final game from 20 to 23 December before the “final four” at the Leiria Municipal Stadium from 24 to 28 January 2023.
Porto, Sporting CP and Benfica finished in Groups A, B and C respectively in last year’s classification, as did Sporting de Braga, Gil Vicente, Vitoria, Santa Clara ” and “Famalican” between groups D and H.
See how the test groups formed:
Group A
FC Porto
Vizela
Chavez Sports
Mafra
Group B
Sporting
nautical
river avenue
Farense
Group C
Benfica
Moreirense
Penafiel
star lovers
Group D
Sporting de Braga
Pacos de Ferreira
sink house
trophy
Group E
Gil Vicente
Portimonense
National
Sporting da Covilha
Group F
SC win
Good view
B Garden
Vilafrancense
Group G
Saint Clara
Aroca
Feirense
Leishoynes
Oliver
Group H
Famalican
Estoril
tondela
Academician Viseu
Torrince
Quarter-final draw
Group C winner vs Group G winner
Group A winner vs. Group E winner
Group B winner vs Group D winner
Group H winner vs Group F winner
Tickets for the League Cup Final Four at the Leiria Municipal Stadium are already on sale.
Author: morning Post
Source: CM Jornal
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