Portugal vs Chile Preview

Portugal host Chile in an International Friendly at the Estádio do Jamor on Saturday evening, with both sides using the occasion as final preparation ahead of the World Cup, which kicks off on American soil just days later.

Portugal arrive into this fixture in solid form across their last five outings. Their most recent outing saw them claim an impressive 2–0 victory away to the United States — a result that underlined their quality heading into the tournament. Prior to that, they were held to a goalless draw by Mexico in another stateside friendly. Before that, they produced one of their most dominant performances in recent memory, putting nine past Armenia without reply at home. Earlier in this run, they suffered a 2–0 defeat away to the Republic of Ireland, and the sequence began with a 2–2 draw at home to Hungary.

Chile, meanwhile, come in off the back of a setback. Their most recent outing ended in a 4–1 defeat away to New Zealand — a result that will have given their camp cause for concern. Prior to that, however, they had been in excellent touch, beating Cape Verde 4–2 at home. Before that, they defeated Peru 2–1 on home soil, and earlier in this run they claimed a strong 2–0 win away in Russia. The sequence began with another 2–1 home win over Peru, meaning Chile won four on the bounce before that New Zealand reverse.

The head-to-head record between the two sides is remarkably level, with both previous meetings — each played on Portuguese soil — ending in draws. The most recent encounter, at the 2017 Confederations Cup, finished 0–0, while a 2011 International Friendly at the same venue ended 1–1. Neither side has ever beaten the other in recorded meetings.

Portugal carry the greater pedigree and home advantage here, and their attacking output in recent months has been a cut above. Chile’s four-match winning run before the New Zealand defeat shows they are capable, but conceding four goals on the road will be a concern heading into this one. A competitive, tight affair looks likely, though the hosts will back themselves to edge it in front of their own supporters.

In Portugal, the match is live on Sport TV1 and RTP 1, with streaming available via Sport TV Multiscreen and RTP Play. In Chile, viewers can watch on Chilevision and ESPN Chile, with Disney+ Premium Chile also carrying the action. In the United States, fuboTV and ViX have broadcast rights.

Portugal Form

Result	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Competition	Date
✅	United States	0 – 2	Portugal	International Friendly	Apr 1, 2026
🤝	Mexico	0 – 0	Portugal	International Friendly	Mar 29, 2026
✅	Portugal	9 – 1	Armenia	International Friendly	Nov 16, 2025
❌	Republic of Ireland	2 – 0	Portugal	International Friendly	Nov 13, 2025
🤝	Portugal	2 – 2	Hungary	International Friendly	Oct 14, 2025

Chile Form

Result	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Competition	Date
❌	New Zealand	4 – 1	Chile	International Friendly	Mar 30, 2026
✅	Chile	4 – 2	Cape Verde	International Friendly	Mar 27, 2026
✅	Chile	2 – 1	Peru	International Friendly	Nov 18, 2025
✅	Russia	0 – 2	Chile	International Friendly	Nov 15, 2025
✅	Chile	2 – 1	Peru	International Friendly	Oct 11, 2025

Head to Head

Home Team	Score	Away Team	Competition	Date
Portugal	0 – 0	Chile	Confederations Cup	Jun 28, 2017
Portugal	1 – 1	Chile	International Friendly	Mar 26, 2011

TV Listings / Streaming

Country	Channel
Portugal	Sport TV1, RTP 1, Sport TV Multiscreen, RTP Play
Chile	Chilevision, ESPN Chile, Disney+ Premium Chile
USA	fuboTV, Fubo Sports Network, ViX, Tubi
Brazil	ESPN Brazil, Disney+ Premium Brazil
Argentina	ESPN Argentina, Disney+ Premium Argentina
France	L’Équipe Live Foot
Italy	Sky Sport 251, SKY Go Italia, NOW TV
Germany	DAZN Germany, DAZN2 Germany
Australia	Stan Sport
Canada	DAZN Canada, fuboTV Canada